OSLO

OSLO


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52 Olympics site
52 Winter Olympics site
14 Skagerrak fjord
1952 Olympic city
1952 Olympic site
1952 Olympics city
1952 Olympics host
1952 Olympics host city
1952 Olympics locale
1952 Olympics site
1952 Olympics venue
1952 Winter Games site
1952 Winter Olympic Games site
1952 Winter Olympics city
1952 Winter Olympics host
1952 Winter Olympics locale
1952 Winter Olympics setting
1952 Winter Olympics site
1952 Winter Olympics venue
1993 Israeli/Palestinian accords site
1993 Middle East negotiation site
1993 Peace Accord city
1993 accord city
1993 accord site
1993 peace accord locale
1993 peace accords city
A Nobel Institute site
Accords site of 1993
Af-fjord-able city?
Aker River capital
Akershus Castle site
Artist Edvard Munchs home
Bjrvika is a suburb of it
Bows of our ships leak oil in port (4)
Capital Grieg played often
Capital NNW of Copenhagen
Capital NW of Drammen
Capital WNW of Stockholm
Capital at 60 degrees latitude
Capital at the center of Czechoslovakia?
Capital by a fjord
Capital called Christiania until 1925
Capital called Christiania
Capital captured by the Germans 4/9/40
Capital city founded around 1050
Capital city founded in 1050
Capital city in Czechoslovakia (4)
Capital city on a fjord
Capital dating back to 1000 AD
Capital formerly called Christiania
Capital formerly known as Christiania
Capital founded around 1050 A.D.
Capital founded by King Harald III
Capital home to the Viking Ship Museum
Capital in the center of Czechoslovakia?
Capital in the middle of Czechoslovakia?
Capital near Lillehammer
Capital near Lillestrm
Capital near Skagerrak
Capital near fjords
Capital near the 60th parallel
Capital of 30A
Capital of Norway
Capital off the E18
Capital on a fiord
Capital on a fjord
Capital on a ford
Capital on the 60th parallel
Capital on the 60th. parallel
Capital on the Aker
Capital on the Skagerrak
Capital once called Christiania
Capital once known as Christiania
Capital place for a solo?
Capital since 1299
Capital south of Lillehammer
Capital south of Trondheim
Capital west of Helsinki
Capital west of Stockholm
Capital west of Tallinn
Capital where Edvard Munch died
Capital where a-ha formed
Capital where marathoner Grete Waitz was born
Capital with lots of fjord explorers?
Capitol on a fjord
Certain Nobel Institute site
Chilly city
Christian IVs capital
Christiana
Christiania today
Christiania
City ESE of Bergen
City N of the Skagerrak
City S of Lillehammer
City S. of Lillehammer
City almost due north of Hamburg
City destroyed by fire in 1624
City due W of Helsinki
City founded by Harald III
City founded by King Harald III
City founded by King Harold III
City from which pianist Kjell Bkkelund hailed
City home to the Kon-Tiki Museum
City in Norway
City in the Great Fire of 1624
City near Lillehammer
City of the Nobel Peace Prize
City of the Viking Ship Museum
City off the Skagerrak Strait
City on a fiord
City on a fjord
City on the Aker River
City on the Skagerrak
City once called Christiania
City once known as Christiania
City renamed in 1624 by Christian IV
City served by the airport Gardermoen
City south of Hamar
City south of Lillehammer
City that hosts the Nobel Peace Prize award ceremony
City that the band a-ha hails from
City two hours south of Lillehammer
City where Peer Gynt premiered
City where The Scream was stolen
City where The Scream was stolen in 2004
City where A-has Pal Waaktaar was born
City where Destinys Child has a May 2002 tour date
City where Nobel Peace Prizes are awarded
City where a-ha was formed
City where you can see the original Kon-Tiki raft
City whose metro is called Tunnelbane
City with Ibsen quotes set into its sidewalks
City with St. Hanshaugen Park
City with a Viking ship hall
City with lots of fjord explorers
City with the newspaper Aftenposten
Cold European capital
Cold capital
Cold capital?
Czechoslovakia borders it?
Edvard Munch Museum locale
Edvard Munch Museum site
Edvard Munchs home
Euro capital
European capital
European capital once called Christiania
European capital once known as Christiania
European capital.
European city
European city known for being expensive
European city you can boat into from the Skagerrak
European port
Ferry destination from Copenhagen
Fiord city
First Olympic venue for giant slalom
First Scandinavian Olympic venue
Fjord city
Fjord explorers city
Former Winter Olympics host
Former Winter Olympics site
Formerly Christiania
Formerly it was Christiania
Frogner Park city
Frogner Park locale
Frogner Parks home
Frozen capital
German-occupied capital in W.W. II
Giant slaloms first Olympic venue
Harald Vs capital
Harald Vs city
Haralds capital
Holmenkollen overlooks it
Home of Akershus Castle
Home of Hallvards ruined cathedral
Home of Harald
Home of King Harald V
Home of the Gardermoen airport
Home of the Ibsen Museum
Home of the Kon-Tiki Museum
Home of the Nobel
Home of the Nobel Peace Center
Home of the Nobel Peace Prize
Home of the Norwegian Museum of Science and Technology
Home of the Storting
Home of the Viking Ship Museum
Home to half a million Norwegians
Home to the Ibsen Museum
Host of the sixth Winter Olympics
Ibsen Museum locale
Ibsens capital
Ibsens city
Ibsens home
It fell to the Germans on April 9
It used to be called Christiania
It was Christiania
It was Christiania once
It was formerly Christiania
Its 85 miles S of Lillehammer
Its south of Lillehammer
Its patron is St. Hallvard
Karl Johans Gate is its main thoroughfare
King Haralds capital
Knesset : Jerusalem :: Storting : ___
Kon-Tiki Museum city
Kon-Tiki Museum locale
Kon-Tiki Museum setting
Kon-Tiki Museum site
Kristiania until 1925
Kristiania
Kroner-spending city
Largest city in Norway
Largest city of Norway
Location of the Nobel Peace Center
Magnus Carlsen
Major Scandinavian seaport
Middle of Czechoslovakia?
Mideast peace talks site
Modern-day name of Christiania
Modern-day name of the city where Peer Gynt premiered
Munch Museum city
Munch Museum locale
Munch Museum setting
Munch Museum site
Munch Museums city
Munch Museums home
Munch Museums locale
Munch kin city?
Munchs The Scream was stolen from here in 2004
Nee Christiania
Nee Christiania?
Nobel Institute city
Nobel Institute locale
Nobel Institute setting
Nobel Institute site
Nobel Peace Center city
Nobel Peace Center locale
Nobel Peace Center site
Nobel Peace Centers home
Nobel Peace Prize ceremony setting
Nobel Peace Prize city
Nobel Peace Prize presentation city
Nobel Prize city
Nobel city
Nobel home
Nobel peace prize presentation site
Nobel site
Nordic capital
Nordic city and home to the Vikingskiphuset museum
Norge capital
Norse capital
Norse city
Norse hub
Norse port
Norsk Folkemuseum setting
Northern Capital and birthplace of Queen Sonja
Northern European capital
Northern capital
Northern metropolis
Northerners home
Norway capital
Norway hub
Norway port
Norways ___ Cathedral (4)
Norways ___ Golf Club
Norways biggest city
Norways capital
Norways largest city
Norways main port
Norways most populous city
Norwegian capital
Norwegian city
Norwegian city where Ibsen died
Norwegian hub
Norwegian metropolis
Norwegian port
Norwegian seaport
Norwegian site of the 1952 Winter Olympics
Norwegians capital city
Olavs capital
Olympics city after St. Moritz
Olympics city
Olympics site
Orly : Paris :: Gardermoen : ___
Parliament city
Part of Czechoslovakia?
Peace Prize city
Peace Prize place
Place with many fjord explorers?
Port city once called Christiania
Port in Norway
Port of Norway
Port on the Skagerrak
Progner Parks locale
Quislings city
SAS destination
SAS is based here
Scandinavian capital
Scandinavian city
Scandinavian city in the center of Czechoslovakia
Scandinavian metropolis
Scandinavian port
Scandinavian seaport
Scandinavian seat
Seat of King Olaf Vs rule
Seat of King Olafs rule
Setting of Munchs Scream
Setting of a 1993 accord
Setting of the Nobel Peace Center
Setting of the Norwegian Nobel Institute
Sight from a fjord
Sight of 1952 Winter Olympics
Site of 52 Winter Olympics
Site of 1952 Winter Olympics
Site of 1993 Arab-Israeli accords
Site of 1993 accords
Site of Akershus Castle
Site of Arab-Israeli accords
Site of Harald Vs royal palace
Site of Norways Parliament
Site of the 52 Winter Olympics
Site of the 1952 Winter Olympics
Site of the Holmenkollen Ski Museum
Site of the Ibsen Museum
Site of the Munch Museum
Site of the annual Norwegian Wood rock festival
Skagerrak seaport
Sonja Henies Norwegian birthplace
Sonja Henies birthplace
Sonja Henies home
Sonja Henies hometown
St. Hallvard Church site
Stop on many bands European tours
Storting meeting place
Storting place
The Akershus Fortress protects it
The Munch Museum city
The Stortings city
The center of Czechoslovakia?
The former Chirstiania
The former Christiania
The worlds longest road tunnel now links this city with Bergen
Third northernmost European capital
Todays Christiania
Trygve Lies birthplace
Trygve Lies home
University city of Norway
University of ___
Vigeland Park city
Vigeland Sculpture Park city
Viking Ship Museum city
Viking Ship Museum locale
Whence a-ha
Whence the Nobel Peace Prize comes
Where The Scream got swiped
Where A-ha was formed
Where Al Gore gave a lecture on December 10th
Where Al Gore was announced as 2007 Nobel Peace Prize co-winner
Where Dick Button won gold
Where Dick Button won his second Olympic gold medal
Where Dick Button won the gold
Where Harald holds court
Where Ibsen worked
Where Ibsens theater was
Where Nobel Peace Prizes are awarded
Where Obama received his 2009 Nobel Peace Prize
Where Quisling worked
Where marathoner Grete Waitz was born
Where rock concerts are held at Valle Hovin Stadium
Where the Kon-Tiki is preserved
Where the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded
Where the Olympics giant slalom was first held
Where the Storting meets
Where the Storting parliament sits
Where the Storting sits
Where the traitorous Vidkun Quisling lived
Where to see the Kon-Tiki
Where two of A-has three members were born
Where youll find Frogner Park
Whither Jimmy Carter
Winter Olympics city after St. Moritz
Winter Olympics host a half-century before Salt Lake City
Winter Olympics host the year the Summer Games were in Helsinki
Winter Olympics setting of 1952
Winter Olympics site after St. Moritz
Winter Olympics site of 1952
World capital due west of St. Petersburg
World capital on a fjord
___ Accords
___ Accords (1993 agreement)
___ Accords (1993 peace agreement)
___ Accords of 1993
___ Accords: 1993 Mideast pact
___ Brs (European stock exchange)
___ City Hall
___ Fiord
___ Fjord
___ Fjord (inlet of the Skagerrak)
orthern capital
uisling and brisling capital
Haakon's capital.
King Haakon's capital.
Trygve Lie's home town.
Norway's seaport capital.
Where Norway's Storting sits.
Trygve Lie's home.
Ambassador Bay's post.
Scene of the Winter Olympics.
Haakon VII's capital.
Port on an inlet of the Skagerrak.
Where Haakon VII rules.
Part of the Norway tour.
City 3,767 nautical miles from New York.
Setting of The Doll's House.
Christiania, since 1925.
Where Marshall received his prize.
Where 4 Down meets.
The pearl of Norway.
Where Nobel Institute is.
This was Christiania.
City founded in 1050.
Ambassador Strong's post.
Capital city.
Home of Haakon VII.
Sonja Henie's home.
Copenhagen, Stockholm, ___.
Foreign capital
Capital city east of Bergen.
Where Frogner Park is.
Ibsen's home.
Fjord of Norway.
Where Akershus Castle is.
Where Ibsen died.
Norway's capital.
Fjord, arm of the Skagerrack.
City of 455,000 in Norway.
Where the Odelsting meets.
See 19 Across.
Norwegian university
One-time Christiana.
Where the Storing sits.
Where to spend kroner.
Olav's capital.
City in Scandinavia.
Modern Christiania.
Northern seaport.
Norway fjord.
Capital of 18 Across.
Olav's city.
Site of Nobel Institute.
City founded by Harold III.
Olaf's city.
Home of Olaf V.
Crown Prince Harald's home.
Seat of Nobel Institute.
Sonja Henie's birthplace
Olaf's capital.
Nordic city.
Norwegian fjord
Eur. capital
Formerly Christiana
City of the Storting
Fiord of Norway
Site of Kon-Tiki Museum
Olav's seat
King Olaf's seat
Capital ___
Site of Frogner Park
City of Europe
One of Ibsen's homes
Norway fiord
King Olav's capital
It was once Christiania
King Olaf's capital
Site of the Nobel Institute
Locale of Frogner Park
Christiania's name after 1925
One place to spend kroner
City about the size of Boston
Present name of Christiania
Frogner Park site
___ breakfast (uncooked meal)
___ Fjord, Norway
The Storting meets here
A European capital
Kon-Tiki Museum's city
Nobel Institute's site
King Harald III's creation
Type of breakfast
Frogner Park's locale
Where the Kon-Tiki is now
Christiana, today
Winter Olympics site: 1952
City north of the Skagerrak
Christiania, later
Site of 1952 Olympics.
Harald V's capital
Sonja Henie's hometown
King Harald's capital
Seat of King Olaf's rule
Artist Edvard Munch's home
Christiania, now
2-Down's capital
Northerner's home
Quisling's city
Capital near Lilleström
Frogner Park's home
___ Accords, 1993
See 64-Down
Sonja Henie's Norwegian birthplace
Giant slalom's first Olympic venue
Munch Museum's home
Capital of 18-Across
Capital on a 69-Across
___ City Hall, Nobel ceremony locale
Munch Museum's locale
Home of Hallvard's ruined cathedral
Home of Literature Nobelist Sigrid Undset
Olympics locale where the first figure-skating triple jump was landed
Birthplace of Queen Sonja
Home for Ibsen
Home to King Harald V
Capital with more than 300 lakes within its limits
Four-time host of the Nordic World Ski Championships
Europe's Tiger City
Home of the first U.N. secretary general
Hedda Gabler setting
City in Los Lobos?
Home for King Harald
Setting for Ibsen's Hedda Gabler
European capital on a fjord
World capital half of which consists of forest
Kristiania, after 1925
Capital known for 300 years as Christiania
Capital with the Norsk Folkemuseum
1993 and 1995's ___ Accords
World capital with 40 islands within its city limits
Destination of some SAS flights
Munch Museum's city
World capital whose seal depicts St. Hallvard
World capital on the 60th parallel
2017 Best Play winner
Capital of the Land of the Midnight Sun
2017 Tony-winning play about 1990s diplomacy
Capital situated on the same latitude as St. Petersburg, Russia
Capital of the world's happiest country, per a 2017 U.N. survey
City that's home to the Viking Ship Museum
___ Accords (1990s peace agreements)
World capital with a nearly car-free city center
2017 Tony winner for Best Play
Home to Queen Sonja
Capital due north of the northern tip of Denmark
City where you can view Edvard Munch's The Scream
Capital on the same parallel as Seward, Alaska
Flight hub for Norwegian
Scandinavian capital founded in the mid-11th century
World capital near the 60th parallel
Best Play Tony winner with a geographical name
Norwegian city with the Munch Museum
1993's ___ Accords
Where the Nobel Peace Prize winner is announced
Where Edvard Munch's The Scream is displayed
World capital at around the same latitude as St. Petersburg
City called a kommune by its inhabitants
European capital city
Capital city, called Kristiania until 1924
Norway's capital
European capital, known until 1924 as Christiania
Norwegian city, formerly Kristiania
Endless industrial action in a Scandinavian capital
Endless industrial action in Norwegian port
Czechoslovakia's capital
Endless industrial action here in Norway
Capital invested in Laos? Lots
Duck on very large lake in capital
Capital deposited in Brezno, Slovakia
Ring linked to odd elements in sale of capital
European capital, once Christiania
The capital of Norway
City in which Israel and the PLO reached agreement in 1993
Scandinavian city in which Palestinian and Israeli negotiators met following the Camp David accords
City where eponymous peace accords were agreed between Israel and the PLO in 1993
Large request to look at capital
Capital card game, first couple twisting?
Capital's very large: see!
Cartographers look for capital
Look after sailor in port
Ghettos loosely surrounding northern capital
Work-to-rule neither starting nor finishing in the capital
Run rings round Pole left here
Endless work-to-rule in capital
Capital invested in Czechoslovakia
Second placed takes the lead in game? That's capital!
Capital raised in Bolsover
Where peace accords were reached, for some too slowly
European city, not seldom but regularly visited
Ducks to see in European capital
City that hosts an annual Norwegian Wood music festival
Capital with a Viking Ship Museum
Capital north of Berlin
2017 Tony winner about the 90s Israel-PLO accords
Tony-winning 2017 play about international diplomacy
Parliament : London :: Storting : __
Nobel ceremony city
Capital offences should loosen offending heads
Capital performance by one half confused
Capital of Czechoslovakia
Freezing temperature thus encapsulating capital, ultimately, in European city
Ducks surround small lake in city
Extremists ejected from industrial action in the capital
How one plays after first-half switch in this European city
Endless protest in capital
City home to the Astrup Fearnley Museum of Modern Art
Viking Ship Museum setting
Capital close to Stockholm
Capital home to Vigeland Park
Home of the Scandic Byporten Hotel
Home of a Munch museum
Ibsen Museum city
Place to spend a 23 Down
Home of the Scandic Vulkan Hotel
Home of an Ibsen Museum
Capital name derived from Old Norse
Munch Museum home
Skandinavisk hub
With 4-Down, city that had zero pedestrian and bicycle fatalities last year, the culmination of a four-year safety campaign
Location of Frogner Park where the Vigeland installation has a naked, angry boy throwing a temper tantrum
City that has donated a Christmas tree to London every year since 1947
Where the Michelin-starred Maaemo restaurant is
Where Grete Waitz, nine-time NYC Marathon winner, was born
Where the Kon-Tiki Museum is
Site of some Israeli-Palestinian agreements
Capital founded by Harald Hardrada
Viking Ship Museum home
European capital with more than 340 lakes
Capital near the North Sea
Home of 47-Down
Norsk Folkemuseum city
Norsk Folkemuseum city
Home to Vigeland Park
Winter Olympics venue between St. Moritz and Cortina dAmpezzo
Locale of the annual Nobel Peace Prize ceremony
Scandinavian capital, called Christiania until 1925
World capital where the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded
Capital city once known as Christiania
Setting for Jo Nesbo's best-selling crime novels
Capital in iCzechoslovakia/i?
European royal capital
Winter Olympics venue before the Helsinki Summer Games (1952)
Hedda Gabler setting, now
World capital originally founded as a ikjøpstad/i
Capital founded during the Viking Age
City in the Nordic political thriller Occupied
Capital home to the Holmenkollbakken ski-jumping hill
Site of some accords criticized by Edward Said
City which became a shorthand term for 1990s peace agreements between Israel and the PLO
European capital with a new museum called MUNCH (dedicated to The Scream painter Edvard Munch)
Capital city where a Joachim Trier trilogy is set
Port city of Norway
Viking trading post now a world capital
Birthplace of the band a-ha
Large anchor pulled up onto prow of yacht
Lure and net snagged on rocks
Book featuring dead monarchs? Two of them appear in both 26 and 27
Right to step up and go over again
Genus of plants that includes love-lies-bleeding
1978 single by Rose Royce that reached number 3 in the UK
Brian ___, rugby player who captained the British and Irish Lions on their 2005 tour of New Zealand
(?) Clue Number 12 for 160117
City that's old and in no hurry for the most part
Capital often frozen due to unlimited industrial action
Circle Line, accordingly, goes around city
Collusion periodically seen around European city
Characters regularly found in Goa, seldom capital city
Capital of Laos, locally
... he died here, content to leave oils, see
Two ducks circling southern lake in city
Cold-climate capital
Alone? Head down for big city
Impresario slowly taking in capital
Nothing to check wife leaving European city
Scandinavian port city
Kon-Tiki Museums home
Namesake of the Winter Olympics flag from 1952–2014
Old players returning for City
Negotiation site that led to the 1994 Nobel Peace Prize
Capital of Laos: Louangphabang?
Capital city served by Gardermoen Airport
Capital city served by Gardermoen Airport
Norsk Folkemuseum site
Port and dog salmon served regularly
Host of the 1952 Winter Olympics
City that applied to host the 2022 Winter Olympics
Norwegian city with a Viking Ship Museum
Scandinavian shipping hub
City known as Christiania until 1924
Capital due north of Denmark
Home to the Viking Ship Museum
Norwegian home of the Fram Museum
Norwegian home of the Fram Museum
Capital city with a Viking Ship Museum
Norwegian banking hub
Norwegian banking hub
European capital in which Jo Nesbøs police detective Harry Hole works several cases
Home of the Munch Museum
Third-northernmost national capital
Norway's biggest city
World capital located partly on Bygdøy Peninsula
Home to the Munch Museum
Naked workers’ protest in capital city
2017 Tony-winning play whose main characters are diplomats
Capital with ferry service to Copenhagen
Capital with ferry service to Copenhagen
Home of Akershus Castle, which has a replica at Disney World
Naked workers’ protest in capital city (4)
Capital in the Land of the Midnight Sun
Host city for the annual Øyafestivalen
Capital founded at the end of the Viking age
Old London players returned to capital
Where Henrik Ibsen is buried
___ Accords (1993 and 1995 pacts)
Home of the Norwegian Military Academy
European capital west of Helsinki
City viewed from Holmenkollbakken
Kristiania, nowadays
European home city of Girl in Red, another opener for Taylor S. on the Eras Tour
"The Girl from ___" (Netflix show)
Ibsen hangout
Akershus Fortress city
Site of the Norwegian Wood rock festival
London players raised zero capital
Capital o’ vakia or venia?
Unaccompanied, but very much upset in this city
Capital city founded by King Harald
‘European capital?’ ‘Cairo, Slovenia.’ ‘… not entirely’
Capital city with public transit ferries
Norway home of the Munch Museum
Peace Research Institute ___
European capital not hidden here
Oscar regularly visited T S Eliot in capital
Nordic capital formerly called Christiania
City where the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded
Capital city with the Holmenkollen Ski Museum, home to the world's largest collection of skis
Regularly avoided collision reversing in capital city
City consultor regularly ignored
Name given to accords signed by Israel and the PLO in 1993 and 1995




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