In this audio guide, Emily Thompson takes you through City Hall Square 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 City Hall Square:

1
Oslo Town Hall
Rådhushallen is the grand main hall of Oslo City Hall, the centrepiece of the municipal building that opened in 1950.
2
Munch Museum
Munchrommet is a distinctive room in Oslo City Hall, its walls clad in timber from the surrounding forests.
3
Hardrada Hall
Hardrada Hall occupies the western wing of Oslo Town Hall, adjoining the Grand Hall.
4
Banqueting Hall
The Banqueting Hall ranks among Oslo City Hall's finest interior spaces, distinguished by its striking white Nordland marble flooring inlaid with black larvikite in an art deco pattern.
5
Oslo City Hall
The Municipal Council Chamber (Bystyresalen) in Oslo's City Hall is a semicircular deliberation room where the city council convenes to make key decisions.
6
East Tower (Carillon Tower)
The East Tower of Oslo City Hall is the taller of two twin spires, reaching 66 metres from ground level.
7
Oriental Gallery (Sala Krogh)
The Krogh Room, also known as the Eastern Gallery, is arguably the most striking interior space within Oslo Town Hall.
8
Western Gallery (Storstein Hall)
The Western Gallery, commonly known as Storstein Hall, is one of two symmetrical galleries flanking the Municipal Council Chamber in Oslo City Hall.

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