Frogner

The residential district extends across western Oslo with tree-lined streets, grand buildings, and numerous embassies representing countries from around the world.

Frogner originated as an 18th-century manor estate before its incorporation into Oslo in 1878, transforming from rural land into an urban settlement.

The neighborhood contains Oslo City Museum within Frogner Manor, presenting extensive collections that document the development of Norway's capital through artifacts and paintings.

Residents access the area through multiple tram lines and bus routes, while Bygdøy allé and Frognerveien streets offer high-end shopping and dining establishments.

The district maintains Norway's highest real estate prices, reflecting its status as a preferred location for diplomatic missions and upper-income households.

Location: Oslo Municipality

Website: https://oslo.kommune.no/bydeler/bydel-frogner

GPS coordinates: 59.91704,10.70592

Latest update: March 4, 2025 20:05