Karl Johans gate 22, 0026 Oslo, Review

The parliament building is also a very distinctive place, the building is at the heart of Norwegian politics and a place where security is strict, the architectural model of the whole building is very similar to the style around it, there is not much extravagant style, it is interesting.

The Stornoway House is the tallest administrative institution in Norway. The building is only three floors but it is very magnificent. It is also a landmark in Oslo and one of the city attractions that you must visit when you visit Norway.

The Norwegian Parliament Building is a government-oriented building. The building is quite large. This parliamentary facility is quite unique. The interior of the building cannot be visited. The Parliament is also an important administrative organ in Norway. [View] The whole large area of the building [Fun] is also very interesting.

The scenery is pleasant, I like this place very much, a good choice!

Street in Oslo, Norway. Visited the city hall, parliament building, Akhus castle, Villand sculpture park and other landscapes. Ibsen, a famous drama writer, was seen in the square in front of the Norwegian Opera House. I was eager to be a "running Nara" as a young literary girl.

Norway is a Nordic country, because it is in the north, it is rare to see the sun for a long time in the year. If it is winter, the sun comes out in the morning and the sun goes down in the afternoon. So in these Nordic countries, the building windows are large''Try to get light as much as possible is the most important.

The Norwegian Parliament House, as the name implies, is the office of the Norwegian Parliament in downtown Oslo, which was put into operation on March 5, 1866. It is said that the Norwegian Parliament did not have its own office at the beginning of its creation until decades later, the Norwegian Parliament approved that the Parliament owns it. The office building is, you heard right. The Congress approved the Congress. Haha, the Norwegian Parliament Building is light yellow. The middle is a round raised. I don’t know what architectural style it belongs to. But there is a saying that the administrative places of these Nordic countries are also very grounded. There is no special siege. Column guards or something, live in harmony with the surroundings

Time to visit and see the building.