Join a historical walk through the Medieval Park – the place where Oslo was founded.
Every Tuesday from June 1 to September 15, at 5:00 PM.
Travel back to Oslo’s earliest days on this guided walk through the Medieval Park. Here, among ruins, reflecting pools, and green surroundings, you’ll experience what the medieval city looked like and how it functioned – long before today’s modern capital emerged.
Our knowledgeable guide will take you through the park’s most important archaeological sites, including the remains of St. Mary’s Church, which was Norway’s most important church in the Middle Ages. You’ll hear about the kings who were crowned and buried here, as well as about trade, crafts, and everyday life in the old town by the fjord.
The tour combines engaging storytelling with a leisurely walk through beautiful surroundings, offering a fascinating glimpse into what Oslo looked like nearly a thousand years ago. Perfect for anyone who wants to experience a different and authentic encounter with the city’s history.
Guided in Norwegian and English
Wear comfortable hiking shoes and warm clothes for the activity.
Remember to wear good shoes and clothing suitable for the weather. All walking is at your own risk – the ground may be uneven or slippery.
Oslo Visitor Centre at Østbanehallen (Jernbanetorget 1)
Tuesdays, at 5:00 PM. June 1 to September 15.
Near Oslo ladegård
About 2 hours.
NOK 300,- Adults/ NOK 150,- Children
Included with the Oslo Pass – reserve your spot here
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