Oslo Plaza

Oslo Plaza, formally called the Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel, Oslo, is a prominent skyscraper and hotel located in central Oslo, Norway. Completed in 1989, it rises 117 meters high over 37 floors, making it one of the tallest buildings in the country and a distinctive feature of Oslo’s skyline. The hotel combines modernist architecture with functional design, offering luxury accommodations, conference facilities, restaurants, and panoramic observation areas. Its location next to Oslo Central Station and within walking distance of key attractions such as Karl Johans gate, Oslo Opera House, and the Oslofjord makes it highly convenient for tourists and business travelers alike. Oslo Plaza is not only a hotel but also a symbol of the city’s urban development during the late 20th century, representing a mix of modern architecture, high-rise functionality, and prime city-center hospitality. Its elevated position and glass façade provide spectacular views of the city and surrounding landscapes, making it a favorite for visitors who want both comfort and a visual overview of Oslo.