In this audio guide, Emily Thompson takes you through Akerselva telling the story as you walk. In your accent, no need to read signs — just let your eyes take in what's in front of you.

What you'll hear inside Akerselva:

1
Sagene Church
Sagene kirke is a striking neo-Gothic church perched on a promontory overlooking Myraløkka park in the Sagene district, beside the Akerselva river.
2
DOGA – Design and Architecture of Norway
DOGA (Design og arkitektur Norge) is a Norwegian foundation dedicated to promoting understanding and knowledge of design and architecture from both business and social perspectives.
3
House of Dance
Dansens Hus is Norway's national dance venue, housed in a converted factory building within the Vulkan district.
4
Damstredet
Damstredet is a narrow cobbled lane running alongside the Akerselva river, distinguished by its collection of preserved 19th-century wooden buildings within a protected heritage area.
5
Aamot Bridge
Aamot Bridge is a 19th-century chain suspension footbridge that spans the Akerselva river alongside a series of cascades.
6
Vøyen Waterfalls
Vøyenfallene is one of several waterfalls along the Akerselva river corridor in Oslo.
7
Nydalen River Bathing Area
Nydalen River Bath is a publicly designed swimming area along the Akerselva, featuring concrete pools, cascades and relaxation zones that blend seamlessly with the river's natural setting.

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