📜 Holmenkollen Ski Jump is a stunning architectural and functional landmark in Oslo, Norway. 🔍 It is Norway's most visited tourist attraction, drawing about one million visitors annually, and houses the world's oldest ski museum. This iconic venue has been a vital part of the local community for over 120 years, notably hosting the 1952 Winter Olympics.
🤩 Panoramic views of Oslo, the fjord, and Nordmarka from the viewing platform.
⛷️ Explore 5000 years of Norwegian skiing history in the newly renovated museum.
🏅 Experience Olympic history at this world-class ski event venue since 1892.
🤸 Enjoy thrilling activities like the zipline from the ski slope and frisbee golf at the National Ski Arena.
👨👩👧👦 Child-friendly with interactive exhibitions and a dedicated play universe.
⚠️ Requires a moderate degree of fitness for the uphill walk and to climb 114 steep steps to the viewing platform.
🚧 Jump Tower may be closed for maintenance; check website for updated status.
🚫 Not for inexperienced ski jumpers.
🚇 Take Metro Line 1 to Holmenkollen station for scenic transport.
🎟️ Oslo Pass provides free admission.
☀️ Visit on clear days for the best views.
🗓️ Check the visitor page for updated opening hours, as they vary by season.
💰 One ticket includes access to both the Ski Museum and the jump tower viewing platform. Adults 190 NOK, seniors/students 170 NOK, children (6-18) 95 NOK, under 5 free.
🕒 Daily. October-April: 10:00-16:00. May-September: 10:00-17:00. 🎄 Special hours on Christmas Eve, New Year's Eve, and May 17: 10:00-14:00.
Free parking available at the Ski Museum and other options in Holmenkollen. Public transport is encouraged.
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