Disigned by two of the greatest architects in Norway. Inside you can see beautiful paintings and decorations made by famous Norwegian artists.

The town hall isn't the nicest building I have ever seen, although it's imposing nature is somewhat impressive. The area around the town hall is also very nice, so it's a nice place to take a walk.

First time in Oslo, weekend trip. Quite a nice surprise, the weather was fine and the city was a total surprise, on the positive side. Elegant dispite enormous building renovation of the bay area/downtown. Better visit during the weekend as workers are resting... The new Music House is amazing. Take a boat for a Oslo bay cruise and don´t miss... More

It is well worth the time to join one of the guided tours, it gives you a better understanding of all the symbols and decisions taken regarding the decorations during WW2. view of the harbour is wonderful!

Make sure and see the beautiful murals and drawings on the walls of the various halls in this building. Also the views of the harbour are worth seeing from this location.

From the outside the building is quite imposing, and is really a monument in itself. The building houses the Nobel Peace Price cermony each year. The inside of the building is really worth a visite. The frescos on the wall are unique in Norway, and all the different ceremonial rooms have different themes on the walls. The view from the... More

The building is an impressive bit of architecture and venturing inside you discover large rooms full of large paintings. Magnificent stuff.

I was walking and heard the Rådhus played songs with chimes! I was very nice to listen to.

From outside it looks like a big boring building but the inside is quite fascinating. The big hall where Nobel Prize is awarded is splendid but it is the smaller rooms that are so beautifully painted and decorated that make this a worthwhile visit.