Compared to other European (and other) cathedrals/churches I have visited, this one is very unique…read more The ceiling is covered with a colorful and beautiful mosaic depicting numerous Biblical scenes (both OT and NT). It also contains an enormous and beautiful organ, along with a large altar. All of the artifacts and decor here work very well together, and the building is beautiful. One recommendation I have is to check out the QR codes. They give you a great description and historical context of the different scenes in the church, and you can learn a lot from them.

Oslo Cathedral is the 3rd Cathedral in the Norwegian Capital. Formerly Our Savior's Church the…read moreChurch dates to 1694 and underwent renovation last from 2006 to 2010. Look to bronze doors and a high tower for architectural highlights, while the interior features elegant stained glass and modern paintings.

Great venue for music, went to a Christmas night here. Total surprise, Heidi's friends invited us…read more Gløgg and Gingerbreads outside and then some fantastic music here! I had a wonderful night of just great music Christmas songs, Norsk and English. Jazz and soul! And it turns out we were 5 feet away from the Crowned Princess and Prince! Mad!

We went there too early in the year, and the church was closed…read more It sits within a nice setting though, and looks itself very special. So it was really no waste of time!

This is the biggest stavechurch of the still 28 remaining ones. It's a medieval architectual…read moremasterpiece and the church is still in use. It's not known when it was built. Only that it's after 1196. There are some beautiful wall paintings that dates back to 1668. Other facilities: A café, souvenier store & toilets