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Nature & Wildlife in Oslo

Oslo offers abundant opportunities to connect with nature and wildlife throughout the city. From the peaceful gardens of Universitetshagen and Studenterlunden to scenic public spaces like Eidsvolls plass and Kronprinsesse Märthas plass, visitors can experience the natural beauty that defines Norway's capital.

Vikinghagen
1.6 km from centre
Losæter
1.6 km from centre
Slåttemark
1.7 km from centre
Kavringen naturreservat
1.7 km from centre
Fjellhagen
1.7 km from centre
Osloryggen
1.7 km from centre
Langaardsløkken
1.7 km from centre
Middelalderparken
1.7 km from centre
Skandinavisk rygg
1.7 km from centre
Snippen lekepark
1.7 km from centre
Arboretet
1.8 km from centre
Munkeparken
1.8 km from centre
Sofienbergparken
1.8 km from centre
Stensparken
1.8 km from centre
Botanisk hage
1.8 km from centre
Gamlehagen
1.8 km from centre
Schübelers gate friområde
1.8 km from centre
Botsparken
1.8 km from centre
Minneparken
1.8 km from centre
Rød- og svartelistebed
1.9 km from centre
Arboretet
1.9 km from centre
Amaldus Nielsens plass
1.9 km from centre
Birkelunden
1.9 km from centre
Steinbed
1.9 km from centre