Oscarshall Review

Oscarshall Castle is located on the eastern shore of the Biguedi Peninsula, the museum peninsula in Oslo, Norway, commissioned by King Oscar and Queen Josephine in 1852. As a monument to Norwegian art, his palace and surrounding parks are considered to be the best example of Norway's neo-Gothic architecture, with a hand-scratched representation of Norwegian Romantic style. The castle was opened to the public as a museum in 1881 and is now open to the public every summer. The building is beautiful. The previous style is also retained inside. Various paintings of Norway national romantic. You can go and see it when you pass by.

Oscarshall Castle, located in downtown Oslo, white Nordic style castle, particularly eye-catching around the green vegetation, the castle is used as a summer palace by the King of Norway, and now the castle is used as the Norwegian Museum of Art in Oslo.

The building is beautiful. The previous style is also retained inside. Various paintings of Norway national romantic.

Unfortunately, you can't visit inside, you can only browse the exterior. Although it has been through the vicissitudes and has destroyed a lot, you can still feel the majesty and majesty of the past.

An old castle, white architecture, in a very lonely place, there are no tourists here, it seems a bit deserted.