A taste of Oslo: Statholdergaarden

City exploration & Michelin-starred excellence

Spend the day discovering Oslo’s diverse attractions and vibrant cultural scene. If you’ve added the Oslo Pass, you’ll enjoy free entry to a wide range of museums and activities.

Art lovers can visit Henie Onstad Kunstsenter, showcasing modern and contemporary works from both Norwegian and international artists. At the MUNCH Museum, explore the world’s largest collection of Edvard Munch’s works across 13 floors, offering a deep dive into his artistry.

For a broader artistic experience, the National Museum — the largest in the Nordics — presents both historical and contemporary masterpieces, including iconic Norwegian art. Meanwhile, history enthusiasts can step back in time at the Historical Museum, home to Norway’s most extensive collection of artifacts from the prehistoric era, Viking Age, and Middle Ages.

When the evening comes you’ll embark on a sensory journey through Norway’s finest seasonal ingredients at Statholdergaarden, carefully composed into a tasting menu. Each dish is a harmony of flavors, textures, and colors, telling a story of Norway’s landscapes — from the deep fjords to the lush farmlands. Every bite is an invitation to experience Norwegian cuisine at its most refined.

Wrapping up your Oslo experience

Take the day at your own pace, making the most of your remaining time in the city. With the Oslo Pass still valid, you can explore more museums, attractions, and experiences to complete your trip.

Stroll through Vigelandsparken, the world’s largest sculpture park dedicated to a single artist, or wander along the Aker Brygge waterfront, where you can enjoy stunning fjord views and relax with a coffee at a cozy café. Read our guide to Oslo’s neighborhoods for a better insight into the city’s must-visit areas.

Whether you choose to dive into culture, history, or simply soak in the city’s vibrant atmosphere, your final day in Oslo is a chance to fully embrace everything this remarkable destination has to offer.