Slottsplassen

Tourist attraction · Ruselokka

Slottsplassen

Tourist attraction · Ruselokka

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Karl Johans gt., 0010 Oslo, Norway

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Highlights

Nestled in Oslo, this serene Royal Palace boasts beautifully maintained gardens, charming walkways, and a delightful changing of the guard experience.  

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Karl Johans gt., 0010 Oslo, Norway Get directions

kongehuset.no

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Karl Johans gt., 0010 Oslo, Norway Get directions

+47 22 04 87 00
kongehuset.no

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wheelchair accessible entrance

Last updated

Mar 4, 2025

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"Royal Strolling in the Palace Gardens If you fancy a stroll in the park but don't want to stray too far from the city centre, look no further than the Royal Palace Gardens. A typically romantic park featuring ponds, creeks, bridges and a whopping two thousand trees, the park dates from 1838 and has been a classic ever since. Statues are dotted around the park, some by famous Norwegian sculptor Gustav Vigeland. His Majesty the King's Guard have their HQ there, in a beautiful Swiss chalet style house dating from 1845. Dronningparken, a smaller park within the Royal Palace Gardens, is the Royal Family's private park and has a larger array of flowers and shrubbery than the other parts of the park. Dronningparken (the Queen's Park) dates from 1751 and is open to the public from May to October."

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Amol Navale

Google
The palace is worth a visit if you don't have other priority destinations. Overall, it's a pleasant place with beautiful natural elements like trees.

Albert Flo

Google
The square is located in front of the Royal Palace, and was designed by Hans Linstow together with the Palace and the Royal Palace Park. Its most prominent feature is the statue of Charles John of Norway and Sweden sculpted by Brynjulf Bergslien and erected in 1875. Beautiful...

Debra Jones

Google
Great to be able to get up close to the palace and enjoy the beautiful gardens. Plenty of benches to sit on. Great to watch the changing of the guard at 1.30 pm

Happy Tourist

Google
Whatche the guard change. Similar to Buckingham palace guard change. I like the Norvegian uniform. Definetley worth visiting if you viaiting Oslo, not just what it have to see, but it worth a feel of relaxed city, where people are very nice and polite. I love this city and the Norway as a whole. Amazing 👏 ❤️

Mathias Valborgland

Google
Nice. They also had some parades

Nina G

Google
I always enjoy watching the changing of the guard

Ashwin Shenoy

Google
A beautiful place to click pictures of the Oslo palace and Karl Johan's way. Very neatly maintained gardens and surroundings. Spic and span. It's quite cold during the evenings. Sometimes in the evenings, you can catch the change of guards at the palace.

Dominick Withanachchi

Google
Must see while in Oslo. Nice walk from Central Station. It's free.