WANDERLUST
Stortinget
The parliament building “Stortinget” is home to
the Norwegian National Assembly. The yellowish
clinker building of the Swedish architect Emil
Victor Langlet was opened in 1866. In 1950,
the construction at Akersgata was built. The
Norwegian Parliament has 169 seats for deputies.
You can see the Royal Palace, National Theatre and
various buildings belonging to the University of
Oslo from the windows of the Parliament building.
Culture Connoisseur
If you a culture lover, you’ll find a treasure trove of
activities in Oslo. From museum and art exhibitions
to shopping showcasing handicrafts and from live
music to the magnificent architectural style of the
buildings, the city has it all.
Kanonhallen
Stortorvet
Stortorver is a square located at the west of Oslo
Cathedral. The square has become an important
hub for public transportation with the introduction
of the tramway. The place is still served by a station
on the Oslo Tramway Stortorvet as well as buses.
Kanonhallen at Loren is an old industrial building
from the 1940’s. The rooms have an industrial
character, with large windows, visible carrying
columns and two old overhead cranes. It is a
functional recording location for music, movies,
TV or photo shoots. The capacity of the hall is 700
standing spectators.