Oslo Fjord City

• The Oslo Fjord City is an urban renewal project for the waterfront part of the centre of Oslo. Here you'll find several facilities for recration and swimming, bars, pubs and cafes.

• Tjuvholmen City Beach: Small beach by the Astrup Fearley Museum where kids can play in the sand and adults can jump into the fjord.
• Sørenga Seawater Pool: Large fjord pool, family-friendly beach, diving tower and recreational area that is hugely popular in summer.
• Operastranda in Bjørvika: 120 metre long beach right by the Opera, particularly suited for familys with younger children
• The Oslo Opera house

Oslo Opera house

The Oslo Opera House is a modern architectural landmark located in Bjørvika, right on the Oslo waterfront. Opened in 2008, it is home to the Norwegian National Opera and Ballet. Designed by the Norwegian firm Snøhetta, the building is famous for its striking white marble roof, which slopes down to the fjord and invites visitors to walk on top. With its bold design and scenic views, the Opera House is a cultural and visual highlight in Oslo.

Designed by the acclaimed Norwegian firm Snøhetta, the Oslo Opera House is a centerpiece of the waterfront. Its sloping, iceberg-like structure allows visitors to walk on its roof and enjoy panoramic views of the fjord and city.

The Deichman Library

A striking feature of Oslo's skyline, the Barcode District consists of a row of modern, high-rise buildings with unique, irregular designs. These mixed-use towers house offices, apartments, restaurants, and shops, combining functionality with architectural flair. The spaces between the buildings allow for light and air, ensuring a sense of openness despite the density. 

The Barcode District

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Aker Brygge and Tjuvholmen

Once industrial shipyards, these areas are now bustling neighborhoods featuring luxury apartments, fine dining, art galleries, and shops. Aker Brygge is particularly popular for its boardwalk, which offers stunning views of the Oslo Fjord. Tjuvholmen, home to the **Astrup Fearnley Museum of Modern Art**, combines cultural richness with seaside charm.

Sørenga Seawater Pool

A favorite among locals, Sørenga Seawater Pool is a public bathing facility that brings the fjord to the city. Surrounding the pool are waterfront apartments and restaurants, making it an ideal spot for relaxation and recreation.