Christian IV Hanske is a tourist attraction in Oslo, named after the Danish king Christian IV. The attraction is known for its historical significance and connection to the city's development in the 17th century. Christian IV was a central figure in the design of Oslo as a city, and his influence can be seen in several of the architectural works from this period.
The place attracts visitors who want to learn more about Oslo's history and cultural heritage. It is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike, and provides insight into the historical context surrounding the king's reign. The attraction helps to preserve and disseminate knowledge about Norway's past, and is part of the city's rich cultural offer.