Nobel Peace Center

Come to Oslo, the capital of Norway, and recommend a visit to the Nobel Peace Center. The Peace Center is the Nobel Peace Prize award venue. The most pleasant surprise is to introduce the winners of the Nobel Peace Prize in the form of small light boxes. The light boxes will display photos and introductions. The dark rooms flash one light box and turn the color. In addition, there are other exhibitions in the center, which can be visited by the way, and you can also go to the souvenir shop when you leave. The predecessor of the building is a railway station, the exterior wall is light yellow, the color is gentle and comfortable, which is suitable for the theme of the Peace Center. Admission is not cheap. It is recommended to buy the Oslo Pass. You can take the tram and visit multiple museums unlimited times within 1 day. Address: Brynjulf Bulls plass 1, 0250 Oslo, Norway

One of the famous places where Nobel Prizes are awarded is based on the year. Peace Prizes are often awarded for political reasons. The exhibition hall on the second floor has a list of years.

The Nobel Peace Center in Oslo is a very small pale yellow building, which was rebuilt from the old railway station in Oslo. It is not far from the City Hall and Akshuth Castle, and within walking distance of the Palace.

The building in the Peace Center is white. It's lively.

There are more people in the square on the weekend of the Peace Center

There are many kinds of Nobel Prizes. There are only one kind of prizes here. The rest are frequently awarded in the Square of City Hall in Stockholm, Sweden, such as physics, chemistry, literature and so on. This is the Peace Center. Naturally, only the Peace Prize is awarded. On the second floor, the head in each small frame is a person who has made special contributions to peace. Every other time, the sound of the award will be sounded, making people feel immersed in the situation.

Close to Oslo City Hall, at an intersection of trams, the creamy yellow buildings stand out on the blue sky and the white clouds of the sea. There are also cafes and shops with information about past Peace Prize winners and Alfred Nobel Prize winners. Some sources say that the Nobel Peace Prize Award Ceremony is held here every Dec. 10, and more importantly, at the Oslo City Hall in the Red House. I think the latter is right. This place was rebuilt from an old railway station.