We begin between the two lions at Eidsvolls Plass, outside the Norwegian Parliament, where Norway’s democratic journey took root.
Strolling along Karl Johans gate, we uncover traces of history – from the University of Oslo, where the first Nobel Peace Prizes were awarded, to the Royal Palace, where tradition and diplomacy meet.

One of the highlights of the tour::
✨ Exclusive access to a WWII bunker! ✨
Hidden beneath the city, this wartime shelter offers a powerful glimpse into Oslo’s past – a space normally closed to the public, now opened especially for this tour.
A unique and moving experience that connects Norway’s wartime history with its ongoing commitment to peace.

Back above ground, we walk through Victoria Terrasse, once used by the Gestapo and now home to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs – a striking symbol of transformation.
We end our journey among monuments to Kings Haakon VII and Olav V, before concluding at the Nobel Peace Center, where stories of peace continue to inspire the world.

“Peace does not mean just putting an end to violence or war, but to all other factors that threaten peace, such as discrimination, inequality and poverty.”
— Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, Kailash Satyarthi Kailash Satyarthi