University Of Oslo Pictures, Images and Stock Photos

Students relax on University Square on the University of Oslo central campus in downtown Oslo Norway on a sunny day.

Oslo, Norway - September 25, 2021: The University of Oslo is the oldest and largest university in Norway.

Oslo, Norway - July 18, 2016: People sitting on a bench in front of the University (Universitetsplassen) of Oslo's historic Faculty of Law on Karl Johans Gate in the heart of Oslo, Norway's vibrant capital city.

Neoclassical facade of the Oslo University Aula - the University ceremonial hall used for festive events, concerts and art, Oslo, Norway

Oslo, Norway: University of Oslo central campus (1851) - public research university - the historic Faculty of Law, neoclassical building on Karl Johans Gate (Domus Media building), University Square, architect Christian Heinrich Grosch, influenced by Karl Friedrich Schinkel - Domus Media has an open vestibule shaped like a classical temple front with four Ionic columns of granite, with capitals cast in zinc. The bronze figure group in the tympanum was inserted in 1894, designed by Mathias Skeibrok - On the right the Domus Academica (aka Urbygningen, original building or east building).

University of Oslo neoclassical building, which housing the faculty of law. Oslo, Norway, August 2018

Students walk on University Square on the University of Oslo central campus in downtown Oslo Norway on a sunny morning.

OSLO, NORWAY - JULY 12, 2018: Universitetsplassen (University Square) with neoclassical building of University of Oslo Faculty of Law (Domus Media), known as a venue for the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony in 1947"u20131989

Each year on the Norwegian national Day a lot of people are gathering on Universitetsplassen; "the university place" to hear Studentersangforeningen's choir sing. This photography shows us the big crowd giving a huge applause to their music.

Moody Oslo

Oslo, Norway - August, 2019: The outside of the Viking Ship Museum (Vikingskipshuset) on the peninsula of Bygdøy in Oslo. It's currently temporarily closed from September 2021 until 2025/2026. The first ships were moved to the building (built for the purpose) in 1926 and it was completed in 1957.

July 2019. Passerby at the Faculty of Law of the University of Oslo, Norway

Oslo, Norway: Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson statue with the Law Faculty in the background - Norwegian writer who received the 1903 Nobel Prize in Literature - sculpted by the Norwegian-Danish sculptor Stephan Sinding, 1899.

University of Oslo Faculty of Law, Norway

OSLO, NORWAY - JULY 12, 2018: Neoclassical facade of the University of Oslo Faculty of Law (Domus Media), a venue for the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony in 1947"u20131989

Oslo, Norway: University of Oslo central campus (1851) - public research university - the historic Faculty of Law, neoclassical building on Karl Johans Gate (Domus Media building), University Square, architect Christian Heinrich Grosch, influenced by Karl Friedrich Schinkel - Domus Media has an open vestibule shaped like a classical temple front with four Ionic columns of granite, with capitals cast in zinc. The bronze figure group in the tympanum was inserted in 1894, designed by Mathias Skeibrok - 'Det juridiske fakultet', ' Universitetet i Oslo'.

Oslo, Norway - March 10th 2024: The University Square of the University of Oslo in winter

Oslo, Norway - June 26 2019: the Domus Academica of the faculty of law, includes the Old Ceremonial Hall, lecture halls, offices for the administration, and IT rooms.

Relocated log house in the Norse Folkemuseum (Norwegian Museum of Cultural History) at the Bygdøy peninsula in Oslo. Picture taken from outside the museum (outside the fence). It was established in 1894 by Hans Aall.

Oslo, Norway - August, 2019: Gate by Akershus Fortress/ Castle. The castle was built around somewhere in the 1290's by King Haakon V. It has functioned as a prison and a military base, currently it's also temporary housing for the Prime Minister.

Oslo, Norway - August, 2019: A building on Myntgata, a street in central Oslo and a cafe.

Oslo, Norway - August 2019: The National Theatre in Oslo had its first performance on 1 September 1899. However, it's predecessor was founded in 1829. The building was designed by It architect Henrik Bull (1864–1953).[5]

Oslo, Norway - August, 2019: sunset after the rain atAkershus Fortress/ Castle. The castle was built around somewhere in the 1290's by King Haakon V. It has functioned as a prison and a military base, currently it's also temporary housing for the Prime Minister.

Oslo, Norway - August, 2019: Close up of Akershus Fortress/ Castle and a peeking modern skyscraper. The castle was built around somewhere in the 1290's by King Haakon V. It has functioned as a prison and a military base, currently it's also temporary housing for the Prime Minister.

Students stand on University Square, University of Oslo central campus, in Oslo, Norway on a sunny day.

People walk on University Square, University of Oslo central campus, in Oslo, Norway on a sunny day.

Students sit at University Square, University of Oslo central campus, in Oslo, Norway on a sunny day.

View from the bottom of the stairs in Niels Henrik Abels hus at the University of Oslo

View over a part of the skyline of the Norwegian capital Oslo, featuring numerous buildings and cranes, a vast expanse of blue sky, and much copy space

View on Oslo, right after rain, close to sunset. Parts of the Forsvarets høgskole (military academy) can be seen in the shot.

Norwegian houses at the Bygdøy peninsula in Oslo.

Oslo, Norway: University of Oslo central campus (1851) - public research university - the historic Faculty of Law, neoclassical building on Karl Johans Gate (Domus Media building), University Square, architect Christian Heinrich Grosch, influenced by Karl Friedrich Schinkel - Domus Media has an open vestibule shaped like a classical temple front with four Ionic columns of granite, with zinc capitals. The bronze figure group in the tympanum was placed in 1894, designed by Mathias Skeibrok - 'Det juridiske fakultet', ' Universitetet i Oslo'

Oslo, Norway: University of Oslo central campus (1851) - public research university - the historic Faculty of Law, neoclassical building on Karl Johans Gate (Domus Media building), University Square, architect Christian Heinrich Grosch, influenced by Karl Friedrich Schinkel - Domus Media has an open vestibule shaped like a classical temple front with four Ionic columns of granite, with capitals cast in zinc. The bronze figure group in the tympanum was inserted in 1894, designed by Mathias Skeibrok - The paving of the square dates from 1931, carried out according to drawings by the architects Andreas Hesselberg Bjercke and Georg Eliassen. They created a cobblestone pattern that is characterized by neoclassicism and is in harmony with the surrounding buildings.

Oslo, Norway: University of Oslo central campus (1851) - public research university - the historic Faculty of Law, neoclassical building on Karl Johans Gate (Domus Media building), University Square, architect Christian Heinrich Grosch, influenced by Karl Friedrich Schinkel - Domus Media has an open vestibule with four Ionic columns of granite, with capitals cast in zinc. The bronze figure group in the tympanum was inserted in 1894, designed by Mathias Skeibrok - The Erechtheion / Temple of Athena Polias in the Acropolis in Athens was the model for the building.

Oslo, Norway: University of Oslo central campus (1851) - public research intensive university - the historic Faculty of Law library, neoclassical building on Karl Johans Gate (Domus Bibliotheca building), University Square, architect Christian Heinrich Grosch, influenced by Karl Friedrich Schinkel - facade of plastered brick on a granite plinth - on the right the statue of Anton Martin Schweigaard, by Julius Middelthun (1883).

Flowers in downtown Oslo, the Norwegian Parliament is in the background

Oslo, Norway: University of Oslo central campus (1851) - public research intensive university - the historic Faculty of Law library, neoclassical building on Karl Johans Gate (Domus Bibliotheca building), University Square, architect Christian Heinrich Grosch, influenced by Karl Friedrich Schinkel - façade of plastered brick on a granite plinth - on the right the statue of Anton Martin Schweigaard, by Julius Middelthun (1883).

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Oslo, Norway: University of Oslo central campus (1851), originally the Royal Frederiks University - public research university - the historic Faculty of Law, neoclassical building on Karl Johans Gate (Domus Media building), University Square, architect Christian Heinrich Grosch, influenced by Karl Friedrich Schinkel - Domus Media has an open vestibule shaped like a classical temple front with four Ionic columns of granite, with capitals cast in zinc. The paving of the square dates from 1931, carried out according to drawings by the architects Andreas Hesselberg Bjercke and Georg Eliassen. They created a cobblestone pattern that is characterized by neoclassicism and is in harmony with the surrounding buildings.

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Boats docked in the harbour of Oslo, on a cloudy summer day.

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E-government. World Countries vector maps. Microchip Series

E-government. World Countries vector maps. Microchip Series

E-government. World Countries vector maps. Microchip Series

E-government. World Countries vector maps. Microchip Series

E-government. World Countries vector maps. Microchip Series

E-government. World Countries vector maps. Microchip Series

E-government. World Countries vector maps. Microchip Series

E-government. World Countries vector maps. Microchip Series

E-government. World Countries vector maps. Microchip Series

Oslo, Norway - August, 2019: Reflection of Akershus Fortress/ Castle in the AIDA Luna cruise ship. The castle was built around somewhere in the 1290's by King Haakon V. It has functioned as a prison and a military base, currently it's also temporary housing for the Prime Minister.

Universitetsplassen square under blue cloudy sky in Oslo, Norway