Nowadays, city breaks are becoming more and more popular. After all, we understand the appeal. You can check out new cities and new destinations without having to take time off work, and you can embark on a whistle-stop tour that shows you the best bits in just one weekend. Yes, you can definitely do this if you choose to visit Oslo - but what do you need to check out before you leave?

Check Out The Vigeland Sculpture Park

Sure, art and sculptures may not be your thing - but you’ve yet to see what the Vigeland Sculpture Park has in store for you. This sculpture park can be found within the famous Frogner Park, and it’s safe to say that it’s pretty wacky. These 650 sculptures largely focus on the human race, and some of them have left many people raising their eyebrows over the years.

Marvel At The Viking Ship Museum

Norway is famous for its Viking history, so it would be rude not to check out the Viking Ship Museum, right? This particular museum has some of the best-preserved Viking ships in the world, and some of them can be traced back to 800BCE. Alongside this, you can also learn all about the Viking way of life, their clothing, their furniture, their food, and more.

Visit The Holmenkollen Ski Jump And Museum

The Holmenkollen Ski Jump is truly a sight to behold, and this 1923 creation is actually now one of the oldest in the world - as well as one of the most impressive. Not only can you go on a tour up the jump itself, but you can also check out the museum on the way back down. If you’re a skier yourself, you’ll love learning about the history of snowsports.

Oslo is a wonderful city that has so much to offer, but be sure to add these main Oslo attractions to your bucket list.