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Taking a walk on the Oslo Opera House

The Oslo Opera House is a landmark cultural site in Oslo, Norway, and serves as the home of the Norwegian National Opera & Ballet. 🔹 Overview Location: Bjørvika waterfront, Oslo Year of Completion: 2008 Architect: Snøhetta, a world-renowned Norwegian architecture firm Key Features: Designed to resemble an iceberg rising from the water Sloped roof allows visitors to walk up to the top Exterior made of white Italian marble and glass Interior decorated with warm oak wood 🔹 Architectural Significance The Oslo Opera House was designed with the concept of an "open cultural space for everyone." Unlike traditional opera houses, it allows not only audiences but also the general public and tourists to access the rooftop and enjoy panoramic views of the city and the fjord. 🔹 Performances & Operations Hosts opera, ballet, concerts, and various cultural performances Home to the Norwegian National Opera and Ballet Offers year-round guided tours (architecture tours, backstage tours, etc.) 🔹 Tourist Highlights Rooftop View: A popular spot offering stunning views of Oslo Fjord and the city Sunset Scenery: The white marble glows golden as the sun sets, creating a breathtaking sight Nearby Attractions: Oslo Central Station, Munch Museum, and the Barcode district within walking distance 🔹 Travel Tips Entrance Fee: The rooftop is free to access, but performance tickets should be booked in advance Best Visiting Time: Sunset (the opera house looks stunning under twilight colors) Getting There: About a 5–10 minute walk from Oslo Central Station The Oslo Opera House is more than just a performance venue—it is a harmonious blend of architecture and nature, making it one of Oslo’s must-visit attractions. If you have the chance, it’s definitely worth a visit! 😊 Blogs https://blog.naver.com/tarjan94 https://cultravelite.tistory.com/ My book https://www.yes24.com/Product/Goods/1...