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Oslo City Hall's two red-brick towers and main block seen across the paved Rådhusplassen square with trees and flower beds.
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P. Hughes · CC BY 4.0 · Source

Oslo City Hall

Oslo City Hall, the red-brick seat of the city council by the harbour, was built from 1931 to 1950 to designs by Arnstein Arneberg and Magnus Poulsson, with a pause during the Second World War. Its two towers rise 63 and 66 metres; inside, murals by Henrik Sørensen and Alf Rolfsen cover the main hall, where the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded each December.

When to go

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Mon09:00–16:00
Tue09:00–16:00
Wed09:00–16:00
Thu09:00–16:00
Fri09:00–16:00
Sat09:00–16:00
SunClosed

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