In this audio guide, Emily Thompson takes you through Oslo Opera House 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 Oslo Opera House:

1
Main Auditorium
The main auditorium at Oslo Opera House is a horseshoe-shaped concert hall seating approximately 1,358–1,364 guests across the stalls and three galleries.
2
Pae White Curtain
The main stage curtain at Oslo Opera House is a textile artwork by artist Pae White, officially known as MetaFoil.
3
Segundo auditorio
The Second Auditorium at Oslo's Operahuset is a mid-sized venue seating up to 400 spectators, located on the western side of the building adjacent to the main auditorium.
4
Vestibule with Olafur Eliasson Panel
The Oslo Opera House foyer features a striking installation by Icelandic artist Olafur Eliasson—a perforated wall panel spanning 340 m² across the ceiling supports.
5
Walkable Roof with Artwork by Blystad, Grude and Sannes
The Oslo Opera House's walkable roof is an expansive public surface of roughly 18,000-20,000 m², clad in white Carrara marble 'La Facciata', sloping gently from the building down to fjord level.
6
Opera House Shop
Operabutikken is the official gift shop housed within Operahuset Oslo.

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