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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.

Østre Hovedøya naturreservat
2.1 km from centre
Håkons gate nabolagspark
2.1 km from centre
Klosterenga
2.2 km from centre
Iladalen park
2.2 km from centre
Lille Jacob Park
2.2 km from centre
Skarpsnoparken
2.2 km from centre
Hovedøya landskapsvernområde med plantevern
2.2 km from centre
Kirsten Hansteens plass
2.2 km from centre
Galgeberg park
2.3 km from centre
Tøyenparken
2.3 km from centre
Kampen park
2.3 km from centre
Frøyas have
2.4 km from centre
Hallénparken
2.4 km from centre
Ola Narr Hundepark
2.4 km from centre
Bakerenga
2.4 km from centre
Marienlystparken
2.4 km from centre
Normannsparken
2.5 km from centre
Vøyenvollen
2.5 km from centre
Bleikøya naturreservat
2.5 km from centre
Bülow Hanssens plass
2.6 km from centre
Frognerparken
2.6 km from centre
Kampen Økologiske Barnebondegård
2.6 km from centre
Jordal park
2.6 km from centre
Rollparken
2.6 km from centre