EUROPEAN HERITAGE CONGRESS 2015

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RegistrationD E S K

L O C AT I O N O P E N I N G H O U R SThon Hotel Rosenkrantz Oslo Tuesday 9 June: 16.30 – 18.00“Biblioteket” Wednesday 10 June: 08.00 – 19.00(on the second floor) Thursday 11 June: 08.00 – 17.00Rosenkrantz’ gate 1 Friday 12 June: 08.00 – 17.00N-0159 Oslo Saturday 13 June: 08.00 – 12.00

C O N TA C TFor the Congress Registration Desk:E-mail: registration@europanostra.orgPhone: +47 98 49 23 24

For matters concerning the Presentations by the Laureates / Awards Ceremony:E-mail: awards@europanostra.orgPhone: +47 98 49 26 22

B A D G E SParticipants are requested to wear their badge during all the events of the Congress.So as to simplify recognition, please note that the following coloured badges will be worn by:White Congress DelegatesRed Europa Nostra Staff and Europa Nostra Norway MembersYellow Award WinnersGreen Participants of the Youth Workshop

E U R O P A N O S T R A I N T E R N AT I O N A L S E C R E TA R I ATLange Voorhout 35NL-2514 EC The HagueT: +31 70 302 40 50F: +31 70 361 78 65E: info@europanostra.org

Layout Amon Design | Printing Erik Tanche Nilssen AS | Photo cover VisitOSLO/Sabine ZollerThis publication is produced with the support of the Creative Europe programme of the European Union.COPYRIGHT © 2015 EUROPA NOSTRA

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Table ofContents

Information on the Youth Workshop 4

Welcome 5

Map of Congress Hotels 5

Map of Main Congress Venues 6

Detailed Programme 7

Conference 19

General Information 21

Hotel Information 22

Recommended Museums and Heritage Sites 23

Recommended Restaurants 26

Acknowledgments 27

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WorkshopF O R Y O U N G C R A F T E R S F R O M E U R O P E ,O S L O 7 – 1 4 J U N E 2 0 1 5Fortidsminneforeningen, the Society for the Preservation of Norwegian AncientMonuments, in cooperation with Europa Nostra, invited young craftsmen and womenfrom across Europe to come together to participate in an intensive 7-day workshop,focusing on the traditional crafts and building techniques of Norway.

The programme has been speciallydesigned to coincide with theEuropa Nostra Annual Congress in Oslo and will allow youngEuropean crafters to take part inhands-on training sessions in conservation and restoration,township development and environmental protection, with aspecial focus on learning abouttraditional Norwegian woodencraftsmanship and masonry. Theprogramme also includes visits tomuseums and special excursions.

As part of the workshop, participants will attend some events organised in the framework of the Europa Nostra Annual Congress in Oslo, including the European Heritage AwardsCeremony to be held on 11 June at the Oslo City Hall.

Among many applications, 30 candidates were selected from 21 countries in Europe:Armenia,Croatia,Cyprus,Czech Republic,Denmark,Estonia,Finland,Germany,Hungary,Latvia,Kosov0, F.Y.R. Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, Sweden,The Netherlands,Turkey, Spain, Iceland,Ukraine and the United Kingdom.During the workshop,they will be working together and exchangingtheir knowledge with 18 young Norwegian craftsmen and women from different counties.

The workshop was made possible thanks to the financial support received fromRiksantikvaren, Arts Council Norway, Norwegian National Commission for UNESCO,Bergesen Stiftelsen, Stiftelsen UNI, Akershus County,Vest Agder County, Nord TrøndelagCounty,Troms County, Rogaland County and Telemark County.

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WelcomeDear Members & Friends of Europa Nostra,It is a real pleasure to welcome you to Europa Nostra’s European Heritage Congress 2015 in Oslo.As usual, the Congress will bring together members of Europa Nostra and other representatives ofpublic and private bodies committed to the safeguard of cultural and natural heritage in Europe.

The Congress is being organised with the invaluable assistance and support of our country representation, Europa Nostra Norway, and our member organisation, Fortidsminneforeningen(the Society for the Preservation of Norwegian Ancient Monuments).Our Congress will offer youan inspiring platform for networking and broadening of horizons and for forging new partner-ships and friendships. As such, the Oslo Congress is a key event of Europa Nostra’s Network project “Mainstreaming Heritage”, which is supported by the EU’s Creative Europe Programme.

We shall commence on 10 June with meetings of the Europa Nostra Board and of the ScientificCouncil. As usual, the main event will be the European Heritage Awards Ceremony, whichwill be held at Oslo’s City Hall upon kind invitation of Fabian Stang, the Mayor of Oslo, on theevening of 11 June. The ceremony is co-hosted by Tibor Navracsics, European Commissioner forEducation, Culture, Youth and Sport, and Plácido Domingo, President of Europa Nostra. We areparticularly pleased that HRH Crown Prince Haakon of Norway will honour the ceremony withhis presence, and also that the Norwegian Minister of Climate and Environment,Tine Sundtoftwill address the audience on behalf of the Norwegian Government. On the morning of 11 Junethe Awards Ceremony will be preceded by the Excellence Fair, a public event during which thelaureates will give presentations about their winning achievements at the historic auditoriumof Oslo University, Domus Academica.

The conclusions of the European project ‘Cultural Heritage Counts for Europe’, coordinated byEuropa Nostra and supported by the EU Culture programme, will be presented on the morningof 12 June at the Aula of the Domus Media of the Oslo University, also famous for its impressivepaintings by Edvard Munch.This event will continue in the evening with a cruise on board of thehistoric sailing vessel “Christian Radich”, which will provide you with a further opportunity for networking with Congress participants.The Europa Nostra General Assembly will take placeon the morning of 13 June at the Oslo Military Society.

The 2015 Congress will also have a special focus on youth and cultural heritage.From 7 to 14 JuneFortidsminneforeningen, in cooperation with Europa Nostra, organises a workshop for youngcraftsmen and women from across Europe on the traditional crafts and building techniques inwood. You will have the possibility to meet with the young participants of this workshop atsome of the key public events of the Congress. Visits to a number of Oslo’s main attractions,including the world-famous Viking Ships, Folk Museum and Fram Museum are also part of theCongress programme.Furthermore,Europa Nostra’s Industrial and Engineering Heritage Committeehas organised an excursion to Kistefos Pulp Mill in Jevnaker outside Oslo on 10 June. We verymuch hope that you will also enjoy the post-congress excursion on 14 June, which includes visitsto the historically important Eidsvoll House and Timber Floating museum at Fetsund.

The activities of our Oslo Congress have been made possible thanks to the support of a largenumber of public and private bodies, all of whom are acknowledged at the end of this booklet.On behalf of the Europa Nostra team and all its partners, we sincerely welcome you to Oslo.

Cordially yours,

Denis de Kergorlay Erik SchultzExecutive President of Europa Nostra Chairman of Europa Nostra Norway

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MapH O T E L S / V E N U E S

Hotel BristolKristian IV’s gate 7, 0164 Oslo

Thon Hotel Rosenkrantz OsloCongress Registration DeskService room “Biblioteket”, 2nd floorRosenkrantz’ gate 1, 0159 Oslo

Thon Hotel SlottsparkenWergelandsveien 5, 0167 Oslo

Thon Hotel EuropaSt Olavs gate 31, 0166 Oslo

Thon Hotel MunchMunchs gate 5, 0165 Oslo

Smart HotelSt. Olavsgt 26, 0166 Oslo

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Anton B. Nilsen Building | Wed 10/6 Scientific Council MeetingRådhusgaten 27, 0158 Oslo

Fortidsminneforeningen | Wed 10/6 Board MeetingDronningens gate 11, 0152 Oslo

Front of the Astrup Fearnley Museum | Wed 10/6 Welcome ReceptionStrandpromenaden 2, 0252 Oslo

Domus Academica | Thur 11/6 Excellence FairKarl Johans gate 47, 0162 Oslo

Oslo City Hall | Thu 11/6 European Heritage Rådhuset, 0037 Oslo Awards Ceremony

Aula of Domus Media | Fri 12/6 “Cultural Heritage CountsKarl Johans gate 47, 0162 Oslo for Europe” Presentation

National Theater | Fri 12/6 “Cultural Heritage Johanne Dybwads plass 1, 0161 Oslo Counts for Europe” Lunch

Norske Selskab | Fri 12/6 Europa Nostra Council Akersgaten 18, 0158 Oslo Meeting

The National Gallery | Fri 12/6 Cultural VisitUniversitetsgata 13, 0164 Oslo

Christian Radich | Fri 12/6 Networking CruiseSkur 32 Akershusstranda, 0150 Oslo

Oslo Military Society | Sat 13/6 General AssemblyMyntgata 3, 0151 Oslo

Engebret Café | Sat 13/6 General Assembly LunchBankplassen 1, 0151 Oslo

Oslo Opera House | Sun 14/6 Opera PerformanceKirsten Flagstads Plass 1, 0150 Oslo

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ProgrammeW E D N E S D AY, 1 0 J U N E 2 0 1 509.00-18.00 Europa Nostra Scientific Council Public and Internal Sessions

Venue: Anton B. Nilsen Building,Rådhusgaten 27, 0158 Oslo

FOR ALL (OPEN TO THE PUBLIC)

09.00-13.30 “The Architecture and the Reuse of the Coastal Defences from the End of the Middle Age to Early Modern Time” - Public Session - Part Iorganised by the EN Scientific Council

FOR ALL (0PEN TO THE PUBLIC)

14.30-16.20 “The 7 most endangered 2013 and 2014: contributions by the Scientific Council to the missions” - Public Session - Part II

FOR SCIENTIFIC COUNCIL MEMBERS ONLY

16.30-18.00 Scientific Council - Internal Session

FOR BOARD MEMBERS ONLY

14.00-17.00 Board Meeting (including sandwich lunch)Venue: Fortidsminneforeningen, Board Room,Dronningens gate 11, 0152 Oslo

FOR ALL CONGRESS PARTICIPANTS TAKING PART IN THE INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE VISIT ORGANISED

BY EUROPA NOSTRA’S INDUSTRIAL AND ENGINEERING HERITAGE COMMITTEE (IEHC)

Kistefos Traelsliberi, one of Norway’s largest grained wood pulp mills, was founded in 1889.In those days the forest was Norway’s most important natural resource, and in Kistefosthousands of timber logs were processed into woodpulp used in the European paper industry.It was used to produce cheaper newspapers and magazines, and thus reading materialsbecame something everyone could afford. The production at Kistefos stopped in 1955, butmost of the machinery and equipment were left in their original environment. The pulpmill is surrounded by a sculpture park offering art exhibitions during the summer months.Accompanying hosts are IEHC-members Pierre Laconte, David Morgan and Cyril Winskell,who will brief congress participants on the visit and on the Committee’s activities.

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13.45 Participants assemble outside Hotel Bristol (Kristian IV’s gate 7)14.00 Departure by bus from Hotel Bristol15.10-17.45 Visit of Kistefos Pulp Mill in Jevnaker outside Oslo19.00 Arrival by bus at Hotel Bristol

FOR ALL CONGRESS PARTICIPANTS

20.00-21.30 Welcome Reception honouring the Award Winners 2015Venue: Plateau in front of the Astrup Fearnley Museum of

Modern Art, Strandpromenaden 2, 0252 OsloDress Code: Smart Casual

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ProgrammeT H U R S D AY 1 1 J U N E 2 0 1 5FOR ALL (OPEN TO THE PUBLIC)

09.00-13.00 Excellence Fair: Presentations by Award Winners 2015Venue: Domus Academica, University of Oslo,

Karl Johans gate 47, 0162 Oslo

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OPENING SESSION

09.00 – 09.15 � Welcome by Marit Halvorsen, Professor of Law, University of Oslo � Introduction by John Sell, Executive Vice-President of Europa Nostra� Address by Michel Magnier, European Commission, Director for

Culture and Creativity at Directorate General for Education andCulture

PARALLEL SESSIONS

09.15 – 13.00 Presentations by the 2015 Awards Winners in Category ConservationVenue: Domus Academica, Gamle Festsal

09.15 – 13.00 Presentations by the 2015 Awards Winners in Categories Research,Dedicated Service and Education, Training and Awareness RaisingVenue: Domus Academica, Auditorium 4

13.00-14.00 Light LunchVenue: The Norwegian Theatre (Det Norske Teatret), Foyer,

(first floor) Kristian IVs gate8, 0164 Oslo

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14.15-15.30 Guest Lectures “Wood,Building Material of the Past and for the Future”Venue: Domus Academica, Gamle FestsalModerated by Dr. Nina Berre, Director of Architecture, National Museum for Art, Architecture and Design� “Choice of Wood in Medieval Timber Constructions” by

Ola Storsletten, Research Officer Emeritus at the Norwegian Institute for Cultural Heritage Research, expert on Norwegian stave churches

� “The Rise of Restoration Craftsmanship” by Einar Engen, ProjectManager, Restoration at the Norwegian Heritage Fund, Røros

� “Timber Architecture: New Perspectives and Technologies” by Marius Nygaard, Professor of Architecture at the Oslo School of Architecture and Design (AHO)

FOR ALL CONGRESS PARTICIPANTS AND INVITED GUESTS

17.15 Doors open (entrance Fridtjof Nansens Plass)17.15-17.35 Artistic performance in the courtyard of the City Hall17.45 All present should be seated

18.00-20.00 2015 European Heritage Awards Ceremony Venue: Oslo City Hall, Rådhuset, 0037 OsloN.B. Invitation to the Ceremony, along with the invitation to the

following reception, must be shown at the entrance.Co-hosted by:Tibor Navracsics, European Commissioner for Education, Culture,Youth and Sport, and Plácido Domingo, President of Europa Nostra.In the presence of HRH Crown Prince Haakon of Norway.

20.00-21.30 Festive Reception, kindly hosted by Fabian Stang, the Mayor of OsloVenue: Oslo City Hall, Banquette HallDress Code:Tenue de Ville

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ProgrammeF R I D AY, 1 2 J U N E 2 0 1 5 FOR ALL (OPEN TO THE PUBLIC)

08.45-09.15 Introduction to the Edvard Munch paintings decorating the AulaVenue: Aula of Domus Media, University of Oslo,

Karl Johans gate 47, 0162 Oslo09.30-13.00 “Cultural Heritage Counts for Europe”- Concluding Conference

Presentation of the conclusions of the EU-funded cooperation projectVenue: Aula of Domus Media

(see detailed programme on pages 19/20)

FOR ALL CONGRESS PARTICIPANTS

13.00-14.00 Light LunchVenue: The National Theatre, Public Lounge (first floor)

Johanne Dybwads plass 1, 0161 Oslo

FOR BOARD AND COUNCIL MEMBERS ONLY

14.30-18.00 Council MeetingVenue: Norske Selskab, Akersgaten 18, 0158 OsloDress Code: Men are kindly requested to wear a tie.

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14.00-18.00 CULTURAL VISITS

13.45 Participants assemble outside the University (opposite the National Theater)

14.00 Departure by bus from the University

FOR ALL

14.15-16.15 Visit to the Vigeland Scultpture Park, the Ski Museum and Ski Jump at Holmenkollen

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PARALLEL VISITS

16.45-17.45 Visit of the Royal Palace (group 1) Visit of the “Munch Room” at the National Gallery (group 2)

17.45 Participants walk back to the hotels from the Royal Palace / National Gallery

18.45 Check-in of registered participants and boarding the Christian Radich19.15 Ship departs19.15-22.30 “Cultural Heritage Counts for Europe” – Networking Cruise

Venue: Christian Radich, Skur 32 Akershusstranda, 0150 OsloDress Code: Casual. Depending on the weather, as this event will takeplace in the open air on deck of the ship with limited seating space,a wind jacket and comfortable shoes (definitely no high heels) arestrongly recommended.A dish of traditional-style shrimps will be servedon deck.

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ProgrammeS AT U R D AY, 1 3 J U N E 2 0 1 5 FOR EUROPA NOSTRA MEMBERS ONLY

09.30-12.30 General AssemblyVenue: Oslo Military Society, Myntgata 3, 0151 Oslo

FOR ALL CONGRESS PARTICIPANTS

13.00-14.30 Light LunchVenue: Engebret Café, Bankplassen 1, 0151 Oslo

15.30-22.00 CULTURAL VISITS AND CLOSING RECEPTIONDress Code: Casual. Comfortable shoes are recommended, since a fairamount of walking is involved during the visits, whilst no high heelsare allowed at the location of the reception.

15.30 Participants assemble outside Hotel Bristol (Kristian IV’s gate 7)15.45 Departure by bus from Hotel Bristol to Bygdøy16.00 – 17.50 Visit of the Folk Museum, Bygdøy17.50 Walk from the Folk Museum to the Viking Ship Museum

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18.00 – 19.00 Private visit of the Viking Ship Museum, Bygdøy19.15 Bus departs from the Viking Ship Museum to the Fram Museum

19.30-21.00 Closing Evening ReceptionVenue: Fram Museum, Bygdøy, Bygdøynesveien 36, 0286 Oslo

21.30 Return to Oslo by boat22.00 Arrival at the City Hall Pier

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ProgrammeS U N D AY, 1 4 J U N E 2 0 1 5FOR ALL CONGRESS PARTICIPANTS

08.30-15.45 POST-CONGRESS EXCURSION IN THE RURAL SURROUNDINGS OF OSLO

Our first stop will be at Eidsvoll House, a 2015 winner of the EU Prizefor Cultural Heritage / Europa Nostra Awards (category Conservation),which plays a special role in the history of Norway. Eidsvoll Housewas the place where in 1814, 112 men, elected from different parts and levels of society, negotiated for several weeks the NorwegianConstitution and finally agreed on it on 17th May 1814. We shall havea guided tour of the house – the very first national monument of thecountry (1837) – and also enjoy the handsome park that surroundsthe buildings. Continuing through traditional farming landscape,we will enjoy a lunch break at Veset Farm, a typical timber buildingfrom the first half of the 19th century. After lunch, we will continue to the unique Timber Floating Museum at Fetsund. The FetsundLenser’s lumber museum shows an original timber floating plant onthe river Glomma.It is a national industrial heritage site,where we willhave a guided tour along some of the most important installations ofthis fascinating museum located in a beautiful environment.

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8.30 Participants assemble outside Hotel Bristol (Kristian IV's gate 7)8.45 Departure by bus from Hotel Bristol10.00 Visit of Eidsvoll House11.30 Bus leaves for Veset Farm12.00 Arriving at Veset Farm, welcome by Søren Nordby and lunch13.00 Bus leaves for Festund Lenser (Timber Floating Museum)14.00 Visit of the Timber Floating Museum15.15 Return by bus to Oslo15.45 Arrival at Hotel Bristol

FOR HOLDERS OF PRE-BOOKED TICKETS ONLY

17.15 – 17.45 Short introduction to the Oslo Opera House, designed by the architecture office Snøhetta, winner of the 2009 EU Prize for Contemporary Architecture (Mies van der Rohe Award)

18.00 Opera Performance of “La Traviata” by Giuseppe VerdiVenue: Oslo Opera House, Kirsten Flagstads Plass 1, 0150 Oslo

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Conference8.45 – 13.00 Cultural Heritage Counts for Europe

Venue: Aula of Domus Media, University of Oslo,Karl Johans gate 47, 0162 Oslo

08.45 – 09.15 Introduction to the Edvard Munch paintings decorating the Aula,by Signe Endresen, PhD researcher on Edvard Munch

09.30 - 10.15 Opening SessionModerated and introduced by Sneska Quaedvlieg-Mihailovic,Secretary General of Europa Nostra, on behalf of the CHCFE Steering CommitteePresentation of the Key Findings & Recommendations of the CHCFE ProjectBrian Smith, Secretary General of Heritage Europe,on behalf of the CHCFE Steering CommitteeAddresses by � Tibor Navracsics, European Commissioner for

Education, Culture,Youth and Sport� Ingvild Stub, State Secretary, Norwegian

Ministry of Foreign Affairs� Maxime Prévot, Vice-President and Minister

of Wallonia’s Government, Chairman of the 6th Council of Europe Ministerial Conference for Heritage

10.15 - 11.15 Panel Discussion “Making the Case”Moderated and introduced by Kate Pugh, CEO, The Heritage Alliance (England, UK)Panelists: � Prof. Jacek Purchla, Director of the International

Cultural Centre in Krakow (Poland)� Joanna Sanetra-Szeliga, Research Institute for

European Heritage, International Cultural Centre in Krakow (Poland)

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F R I D AY, 1 2 J U N E 2 0 1 5PROJECT PARTNERS:

� Prof. Koenraad Van Balen, Director of the Raymond Lemaire International Centre for Conservation, University of Leuven (Belgium)

� Aziliz Vandesande, Phd Researcher, Raymond Lemaire International Centre for Conservation,University of Leuven (Belgium)

Reaction by � Claire Giraud-Labalte, Chair of the ENCATC Thematic Area Understanding Heritage and ENCATC Ambassador, Nantes (France)

11.15-11.35 Coffee Break11.35 - 12.35 Panel Discussion

“What implications for evidence-based policy making in Europe?”Moderated by Piet Jaspaert, Board Member, Europa NostraPanelists: � Dr. Art. Kristin Bakken, Deputy Director,

Directorate for Cultural Heritage in Norway� Guy Clausse, Dean, EIB Institute� Sheamus Cassidy, Senior Sector Officer for

Cultural Heritage, EEA and Norway Grants,Financial Mechanism Office

� Dr. Gábor Soós, Head of Division, World Heritage National Focal Point, Gyula Forster National Centre for Cultural Heritage Management, Budapest (Hungary)

Reaction by � Michel Magnier, Director for Culture and Creativity, Directorate General for Education and Culture, European Commission

12.35-13.00 Closing SessionIntroduced by John Sell, Executive Vice-President, Europa NostraClosing address by Loyd Grossman, OBE, Chairman,The Heritage Alliance (England, UK)

The Concluding Conference in Oslo is organised with the financial support of:

For the electronic version of the CHCFE full report, see:http://www.encatc.org/culturalheritagecountsforeurope/outcomes/

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GeneralI N F O R M A T I O NTRANSPORT FROM AND TO THE GARDERMOEN AIRPORT

TRAIN: The Airport Express Train Flytoget offers connections to and from the airport, with a departure every 10 minutes from 5.30 am to 00.50 am. The 25-minute ride to the Nationaltheatret station costs NOK 180 (around € 22) for a single ticket, and NOK 360 (around € 42) for a return ticket. A service fee amounting to NOK 20 willbe added on each ticket. The NSB offers the same daily service from around5.30am to 23.30 pm, with a departure approximately every 15 minutes. It takes 28 minutes to get to the Nationaltheatret station, which is located in the city center and at walking distance to the hotels.The price for a single ticket is NOK 90(around € 11) and NOK 180 (around € 21) for a return ticket. It is possible to buy pre-booked tickets online, or to simply use the vending machines in the airportbefore departure.

BUS: The Flybussen Airport Express Coach connects the airport to the city center inaround 50 minutes (bus stop Prof. Aschougs Plass or Radisson Blu Scandinavia).The bus runs from about 5.15am to 1.00am with a departure every 20 minutes.The price of a single ticket is NOK 150 (around € 18) and NOK 250 (around € 30) for a return ticket.

TAXI: Taxi companies usually have a fixed price for transportation from and to the airportamounting to approximately NOK 800 (around € 100).

TRANSPORT FROM AND TO THE RYGGE AIRPORT

TRAIN: The NSB has trains connecting the airport to the Nationaltheatret station (with astop at the Central Station in Oslo) from 5.00 am to 11.00 pm every hour. The ridelasts 1 hour, and the price for a single ticket is NOK 160 (around € 18) and NOK 320(around € 37) for a return ticket. This price also includes transportation from theairport to the train station at Moss and vice versa with a shuttle bus.

BUS: The Rygge Ekspressen links the airport to the Oslo Bussterminal daily, with adeparture connected to every flight. The ride takes 1 hour and the price for a singleticket is NOK 160 (around € 19) and NOK 300 (around € 35) for a return ticket.

TOURIST INFORMATION

For any additional information about transportation, cultural venues or other attractions,please visit the official website of the Oslo Visitor Center: www.visitoslo.com

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HotelI N F O R M A T I O NThon Hotel Rosenkrantz Oslo Rosenkrantz’ gate 1Congress Registration Desk 0159 Oslo Service room “Biblioteket” T: 0047 23 31 55 00on the second floor E: rosenkrantzoslo@thonhotels.no

W: www.thonhotels.com/rosenkrantzoslo

Hotel Bristol Kristian IV’s gate 7 0164 Oslo

T: 0047 22 82 60 00E: post@bristol.noW: www.thonhotels.no/hoteller/land/norge/oslo/bristol/

Thon Hotel Slottsparken Wergelandsveien 50167 Oslo

T: 0047 23 25 66 00E: slottsparken@thonhotels.noW: www.thonhotels.no/slottsparken/

Thon Hotel Europa St Olavs gate 310166 Oslo

T: 0047 23 25 63 00E: Europa.booking@thonhotels.noW: www.thonhotels.no/europa/

Thon Hotel Munch Munchs gate 50165 Oslo

T: 0047 23 21 96 00E: munch@thonhotels.noW: www.thonhotels.no/munch/

Smart Hotel St. Olavsgt 260166 Oslo

T: 0047 94 03 63 75E: post.oslo@smarthotel.noW: www.smarthotel.no

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Nobel Peace Center | Brynjulf Bulls plass 1, 0250 OsloMonday – Sunday: 10.00 – 18.00Thursday: 10.00 – 20.00The Nobel Peace Center consists of an excitingcombination of changing and permanent exhibitionsthat promote popular interest in issues relating towar, peace and conflict resolution.The permanentinstallations tell the story of Alfred Nobel and thePeace Prize laureates and their engaged andgroundbreaking work.

National Museum of Contemporary Art | Bankplassen 4, 0151 OsloTuesday – Wednesday – Friday: 11.00 – 17.00Thursday: 11.00 – 19.00Saturday – Sunday: 12.00 – 17.00The National Museum’s collection of contemporaryart contains some 5,000 works by Norwegian andinternational artists since 1945.The collection coversa broad spectrum of genres and media: paintings,print-making, drawing, photography, sculpture,objects, installation and video-art. Central to thecollection is Ilya Kabakov’s permanent installation“The Man Who Never Threw Anything Away”(1988–1995).

Ibsen Museum | Henrik Ibsens gate 26, 0253 OsloDaily: 11.00 – 18.00The Ibsen Museum includes a comprehensiveexhibit featuring the playwright Ibsen’s life andwork, as well as Ibsen’s private home, where hespent the last 11 years of his life. The apartment,where Ibsen wrote his famous “John GabrielBorkman” and “When We Dead Awaken”, is completely restored to how it was in 1895,including original furniture.

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VISITOSLO/Håkon Mosvold Larsen

VisitOSLO/Morten Torkildsen©National Museum of art,architecture and design

VisitOSLO/Rod Costa

Munch Museum | Tøyengata 53, 0578 OsloDaily: 10.00 – 17.00The Munch Museum’s collection, left to the city of Oslo by EdvardMunch, consists of more than half of his paintings and most of hisprint motifs and drawings. He was one of Modernism’s mostsignificant artists.He was active throughout more than sixty years,from the time he started in the 1880s, right up to 1944. An exceptional exhibition featuring Munch and Van Gogh,with morethan 75 paintings, will take place from May to September 2015

The National Museum – Architecture | Bankplassen 3, 0102 OsloTuesday – Wednesday – Friday: 11.00 – 17.00Thursday: 11.00 – 19.00. Saturday – Sunday: 12.00 – 17.00 The main building, designed by Christian Heinrich Groschwas completed in 1830 as a division office for Norges Bank,and extended by Sverre Fehn (1924–2009), who wasawarded the Pritzker Architecture Prize in 1997.The museum’stemporary exhibitions explore contemporary architecture

and historical themes. The architecture collection includes drawings and photographic material, in addition to models and other objects.

Oslo City Museum | Frognerveien 67, 0266 OsloTuesday – Sunday: 11.00 – 16.00Museum of cultural history, located in Frogner Park, withone of Norway’s largest painting collections. The historyof Oslo is illustrated by thematic exhibitions, like “OsLove”or “OsloFunkis”, that show the development of Oslo andthe city’s cultural and commercial activities through1000 years.

Astrup Fearnley Museum of Modern Art | Strandpromenaden 2, 0252 OsloTuesday - Wednesday, Friday: 12.00 – 17.00Thursday: 12.00-19.00. Saturday – Sunday: 11.00 – 17.00The Astrup Fearnley Museum is home to a wide collectionof modern and contemporary art from the 1960s to thepresent day, counted among the most significant of its kind in Northern Europe. The museum also showsexhibitions with internationally renowned artists. The

building was built as part of Tjuvholmen Icon Complex (2006-2012) and was designed by theworld famous Italian architect Renzo Piano.

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The Vigeland Park | Frognerparken, 0268 OsloOpen 24 hours/day all yearVigelandsparken is one of Norway’s most visited attractionswith more than 1 million visitors every year. The uniquesculpture park is the life work of the sculptor GustavVigeland (1869-1943) with more than 200 sculptures inbronze, granite and cast iron. Vigeland was also in chargeof the design and architectural layout of the park. TheVigeland Park was mainly completed between 1939 and 1949.

Historical Museum | Frederiksgate 2, 0164 OsloTuesday – Sunday: 10.00 – 17.00Norway’s largest collection of items from pre-historic timesand the Middle Ages found in Norway.The museum displaysAntiquities Collections (from the Stone Age to the MiddleAges), a collection of Coins and Medals (Norwegian coinsand banknotes),and the Ethnographic Museum (mummiesand Antique Arts, items from the Arctic, African, native

American and East Asian cultures).“Take it personally”exhibition on personal adornment from June.

Oslo Cathedral | Stortorvet, 0154 OsloMonday – Thursday; Saturday – Sunday: 10.00 – 16.00Friday: 16.00 – 06.00Oslo Cathedral (previously Our Saviour’s Church) was firstconsecrated in 1697. In 1950 it was restored back to its originalbaroque interior. The pulpit, altar piece and organ frontwith acanthus carvings are all originals. The large ceiling

murals were painted by Hugo Lous Mohr between 1936 and 1950,and the stained glass windowsare by Emanuel Vigeland. It is the principal Church of Oslo, Oslo bishopric and the nation.

Oslo Opera House | Kirsten Flagstads plass 1, 0106 OsloMonday – Friday: 10.00 – 21.00Saturday: 11.00 – 21.00. Sunday: 12.00 – 21.00The Norwegian National Opera & Ballet offers a wideprogramme of music and performing arts from three different stages, and is the largest in Norway. The uniqueroof and magnificent foyer are also sometimes used forconcerts. The building, with its mainhall shaped like a

horseshoe, was designed by the Norwegian architecture firm Snøhetta, and has received several prestigious awards.

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Please, note that restaurants in June tend to be fully booked.Make your reservation at least one day ahead.Restaurants by the water front:Festningen T: 0047 22 83 31 00Norwegian haute cuisine Myntgata 9, 0151 Oslo www.festningenrestaurant.noOnda T: 0047 45 50 20 00Seafood and grill restaurant Stranden 30, 0250 Oslo www.onda.noFru K T: 0047 24 00 40 40Nordic cuisine Fru Kroghs Brygge 2, www.fru-k.no

0252 OsloLofoten Fiskerestaurant T: 0047 22 83 08 08Fish restaurant Stranden 75, 0250 Oslo www.lofotenfiskerestaurant.noBrasserie Sanguine (at the Oslo Opera House) T: 0047 21 42 21 42European influenced cuisine Kristen Flagstads Plasst, www.sanguinebrasserie.no

0150 OsloOlivia Aker Brygge T: 0047 23 11 54 70Italian restaurant Stranden 3, 0250 Oslo www.oliviarestauranter.noBølgen & Moi Tjuvholmen T: 0047 22 44 10 20International restaurant Tjuvholmen Allé 5, 0252 Oslo www.bolgenogmoi.noLouise Restaurant and Bar T: 0047 22 83 00 60International restaurant Aker Brygge - Stranden 3, www.restaurantlouise.no

0250 OsloBeach Club T: 0047 22 83 83 82International restaurant Bryggetorget 14, 0250 Oslo www.beachclub.no

Other restaurants:Engebret Café T: 0047 22 82 25 25Norwegian cuisine Bankplassen 1, 0151 Oslo www.engebret-cafe.noStatholdergaarden T: 0047 22 41 88 00International cuisine Rådhusgate 11, 0151 Oslo www.statholdergaarden.noAlex Sushi T: 0047 22 43 99 99 Japanese cuisine Cort Adelers gt. 2, 0253 Oslo www.alexsushi.noKafistova T: 0047 23 21 42 10Norwegian cuisine Rosenkrantz’ gate 8, www.kaffistova.no

0159 OsloTheatercafeen (at Hotel Continental) T: 0047 22 82 40 50International restaurant Stortingsgata 24, 0117 Oslo www.theatercafeen.noBrasserie Paleo (at Thon Hotel Rosenkrantz) T: 0047 23 31 55 80International restaurant Rosenkrantzgate 1, 0159 Oslo www.brasseriepaleo.no

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