The Royal Palace, Oslo

Plan your visit in advance if you want to tour the palace interiors, as tickets can sell out quickly.

If you want to tour inside, buy your tickets in advance and queue up, as photography is not allowed inside.

Guided tours of the palace are available during the summer months for about $15 USD.

It's located at the end of Karl Johans Gate, making it a perfect final stop on your walk.

Take a moment to enjoy the view of the city center from the palace grounds; it’s quite spectacular.

Take a guided tour to learn more about the history and architecture of the palace.

Be sure to check the changing of the guard ceremony, which is quite a sight.

Check the schedule for the changing of the guard ceremony; it's a popular event.

Consider taking a guided tour to fully appreciate the royal splendor and history of the palace.

Even if you can't go inside, the gardens surrounding the palace are worth a stroll.

The palace is closed for tours today, but the grounds are open for visitors to enjoy the beautiful architecture and gardens.

The Royal Palace is surrounded by lush green parklands, making it a lovely spot for a stroll.

Plan your visit to include some time in the surrounding parks for a complete experience.

The palace grounds are a great place to enjoy some quiet time, especially on a Saturday morning when the city is still waking up.

You can walk around the palace and the grounds free of charge, which is a nice activity.

The Palace Park surrounding the palace is perfect for a scenic walk and offers beautiful landscapes.

Be sure to watch The Changing of the Guard ceremony, which happens at various times during the day.

If you’re visiting, consider going early to avoid crowds and enjoy a peaceful atmosphere.