
Trygve Lie
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Discover the sculpture of Trygve Lie, the UN's first secretary-general, unveiled in 1994 at the Furuset centre, and lea…
In Oslo, landmarks and historic sites offer a memorable way to experience the city’s history up close. Take time to learn the background so the visit feels more meaningful and easier to remember.
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When planning your outing, it helps to combine several stops in the same area and walk between them at an easy pace. That gives you more room to notice details, architecture, and the atmosphere on site.
See also Landmarks & Historic Sites in Bergen and Landmarks & Historic Sites in Trondheim. Once you have chosen a place in “Landmarks & Historic Sites in Oslo”, find it on the Norwegian Mapping Authority’s maps.
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