Kvadraturen (17th Century Oslo) Self-Guided Walking Tour

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Get the Kvadraturen self-guided walking tour.

The Kvadraturen self-guided walking tour comes with:

  • Historic overview of Kvadraturen (with photos of what the city used to look like)
  • Printable map with the route and major landmarks highlights
  • Link to a Google Map that can loaded onto your phone
  • Clear directions with English and Norwegian names of places, addresses and step-by-step guides
  • Detailed overview of buildings, landmarks, history, and people relevant to the tour

Distance: 1km (0.6 miles)
Activity Level: Level 1 – flat path, no stairs, paved.

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Kvadraturen Self-Guided Walking Tour

Kvadraturen is a special neighbourhood in the southern part of Oslo city centre. This is where the city was relocated to and rebuilt following a devastating fire in 1624 that destroyed the old city centre. The new Oslo (then called Christiania) was built in a distinct grid pattern (‘kvadraturen’) and wooden structures were forbidden. While many of the original buildings are now gone, some 17th century gems remain, making Kvadraturen a beautiful place to walk in Oslo.

Printable version of the Kvadraturn Self-Guided Walking Tour includes:

  • Detailed information about each point of interest
  • Images of each point of interest
  • Historic overview of streets, buildings, and areas
  • Directions between points
  • Time between points
  • Historic photos
  • Scenic photo stops
  • Museums and shops worth visiting
  • Link to a map that you can load into your phone for easier navigation

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