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2 Havnelageret. It was the largest building in the Nordics and the largest concrete building in Europe upon completion in 1921.

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7. Groschgården/ The Grosch building. Drawn by German born architect Bernhard Steckmest and stood completed in 1897.

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8. Tostrupgården/The Tostrup building. Completed in 1898 with a design inspired by what Norwegian architect Torolf Prytz saw on the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago in 1893.

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10. The relatively dense and dark Rådgusgata. The large brick building on the right side dates from 1916.

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11. Old and luxurious. Could also been seen in picture 6.

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12. One of the more art-filled facades in the city.

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13. Old apartment complex from the late 19th century.


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14. A castle-like apartment complex from the late 19th century. This is today a hotel.

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15. Somewhat blury picture looking down towards our old main office.

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16. The fortress.


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17. One of many building inside the fortress grounds. This one appears to be under renovation.

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18. The old Seamen ship school placed at a hill overlooking the city.

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19. Oslo Opera House. Completed in 2008 and won a shitload of prizes.

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20. Looking up Karl Johans gate, the citys parade street.

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21. Looking down Karl Johans gate.


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22. The Norwegian Royal Castle.

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23. A monumental old building in Rådhusgta. This is the same building that can be seen on picture 10. It dates from 1916 and must have felt quite modern when completed.

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24. Just another old commercial building. Dating from 1899 and drawn by Norwegian architect Ivar Cock. Like above, It's almost impossible to take a picture from this area without included cars in it.


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25. Grev Wessels Plass.

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26. Walls of the fortress that can be seen in picture 16. Oldest part of the fortress dates from 1299.

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27. The path leading around the fortress' walls.


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28. A modern building at Tjuvholmen.

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31. The neighborhood behind the royal castle.

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32. Same as above.

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33. Same as above.

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35. The neighboring building to artsy facade in picture 12. Drawn by Norwegian architect Paul Due in collaboration with German born architect Bernhard Steckmest. Completed in 1872.

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36. Another one of Ivar Cocks buildings.

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37. Completed in 1896 like it says above the door.

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39. The streetscape here is lined with these pretty buildings from the late 19th century.

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40. Same as above.

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