In Oslo, Norway’s capital, a big statue of a tiger sits in front of the train station. A local once explained that Oslo is nicknamed the Tiger City because in the 19th century, when country boys would ...

Oslo isn't organized by a simple grid system, but the bulk of the city's main attractions can be found in two central neighborhoods: Sentrum and Bygdøy. Oslo's rapid growth in recent years also means ...

Occupying 766 square miles, Oslo Fjord attracts Oslo residents and tourists in droves, especially during the warmer months. Water vistas are available from many parts of the city, including popular ...

Walking – or cycling – along Oslo’s harbor is a great way to enjoy the city’s fjord-side setting and re-envisioned ...

Oslo's Opera House is a breathtaking architectural masterpiece, designed like a gleaming iceberg emerging from the Oslofjord. Its cleverly-designed sloping roof invites visitors to ascend and take in ...

City administrators hope Norway’s new National Museum will help Oslo, and the rest of the country, step out of its Scandinavian neighbors’ shadows. By Thomas Rogers OSLO — For decades, Oslo lived in ...

On the surface, Oslo can be a somewhat unprepossessing city. Its abundance of brutalist architecture, exemplified by often bleak grey edifices and some rather angry-looking statues, may not be to ...

Are you trying to plan a trip to Oslo with kids and wondering if the Norwegian capital is a good destination for families?