Clues for the word "OSLO"
We've had 674 crossword clues used for this word, and seen it 2349 times in crosswords. It was last seen in Your Life Choices crossword on August 23, 2026.
Referring Clues
- Seat of King Olaf's rule
- 1952 Olympics host
- Akershus Castle site
- Norse capital
- Christiania, today
- Nobel Peace Prize city
- Capital near the 60th parallel
- Capital on a fjord
- Scandinavian capital
- Where the Storting meets
- Where marathoner Grete Waitz was born
- Sonja Henie's birthplace
- Capital city founded in 1050
- ___ Fjord
- Northern capital
- European port
- ___ Fjord (inlet of the Skagerrak)
- 1952 Winter Olympics site
- Norway's capital
- Cold capital
- Where the Storting sits
- Artist Edvard Munch's home
- Where Dick Button won gold
- Christiania, now
- City founded by Harald III
- Edvard Munch Museum site
- 1993 peace accord city
- Nobel Institute city
- Mideast peace talks site
- Capital on the 60th parallel
- Capital captured by the Germans 4/9/40
- Bows of our ships leak oil in port (4)
- 2-Down's capital
- Northerner's home
- Capital near Lilleström
- Quisling's city
- Edvard Munch Museum locale
- Karl Johans Gate is its main thoroughfare
- First Olympic venue for giant slalom
- 1952 Olympics venue
- Norwegian capital
- Kon-Tiki Museum site
- City ESE of Bergen
- Frogner Park's home
- 1993 accord site
- Capital once known as Christiania
- Peace Prize city
- Winter Olympics site after St. Moritz
- Ibsen's home
- Knesset : Jerusalem :: Storting : ___
- Where Ibsen worked
- ___ Accords, 1993
- 1952 Olympics site
- Parliament city
- King Harald's capital
- Capital NNW of Copenhagen
- Sight from a fjord
- See 64-Down
- Storting meeting place
- Capital NW of Drammen
- Olympics city after St. Moritz
- Sonja Henie's Norwegian birthplace
- 1993 Israeli/Palestinian accords site
- ___ Accords
- Capital at 60 degrees latitude
- Giant slalom's first Olympic venue
- Nobel city
- Munch Museum's home
- German-occupied capital in W.W. II
- Orly : Paris :: Gardermoen : ___
- ___ Accords of 1993
- Capital of 18-Across
- Home of the Viking Ship Museum
- Where the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded
- Capital on a 69-Across
- 1952 Olympics locale
- Norwegian port
- City in the Great Fire of 1624
- European capital
- Norwegian metropolis
- City with a Viking ship hall
- Norway's largest city
- Christiania, nowadays
- Sonja Henie's hometown
- First Scandinavian Olympic venue
- Sonja Henie's home
- Capital at the center of Czechoslovakia?
- Largest city in Norway
- Ibsen's city
- Norse port
- Capital of Norway
- 1952 Winter Olympics city
- Scandinavian metropolis
- Norse hub
- City that hosts the Nobel Peace Prize award ceremony
- Where Ibsen's theater was
- 1952 Winter Olympics venue
- The center of Czechoslovakia?
- Capital formerly known as Christiania
- Where the Olympics' giant slalom was first held
- Norwegian's capital city
- City on the Aker River
- Site of the Munch Museum
- City where Nobel Peace Prizes are awarded
- Capital in the center of Czechoslovakia?
- Cold capital?
- Capital in the middle of Czechoslovakia?
- Home to the Ibsen Museum
- Fjord explorers' city
- Northern European capital
- Peace Prize place
- Northern Capital and birthplace of Queen Sonja
- Christiania, since 1925
- Norway's most populous city
- City that the band a-ha hails from
- Where the traitorous Vidkun Quisling lived
- ___ City Hall, Nobel ceremony locale
- Capital once called Christiania
- Munch Museum's city
- Storting place
- City where "The Scream" was stolen
- Where Dick Button won his second Olympic gold medal
- Capital south of Lillehammer
- Scandinavian city
- City once called Christiania
- Capital where marathoner Grete Waitz was born
- Winter Olympics city after St. Moritz
- Norway's main port
- Where Nobel Peace Prizes are awarded
- ___ Accords (1993 agreement)
- Munch Museum setting
- Capital near Lillehammer
- Winter Olympics host a half-century before Salt Lake City
- City once known as Christiania
- World capital due west of St. Petersburg
- Host of the sixth Winter Olympics
- Nobel Peace Center city
- Setting of the Nobel Peace Center
- Modern-day name of the city where "Peer Gynt" premiered
- Modern-day name of Christiania
- Munch kin city?
- Setting of the Norwegian Nobel Institute
- Winter Olympics host the year the Summer Games were in Helsinki
- Home of the Nobel Peace Center
- SAS destination
- ___ Accords, 1993 Israel-PLO pact
- Nobel Institute site
- ___ Accords: 1993 Mideast pact
- Home of the Nobel Peace Prize
- European capital once called Christiania
- Capital south of Trondheim
- Capital west of Tallinn, Estonia
- European capital once known as Christiania
- City founded by King Harald III
- Nobel Peace Prize locale
- Viking Ships Museum city
- Harald V's capital
- Fjord locale
- Norwegian city
- Home of the Norsk Folkemuseum
- Scandinavian seaport
- City on a fjord
- Fjord city
- Harald V's home
- Capital with fjords
- Kon-Tiki Museum city
- Norge capital
- Norway capital
- ___ Accords (1993 peace agreement)
- World capital on a fjord
- It's south of Lillehammer
- Home of Akershus Castle
- '52 Winter Olympics site
- Kristiania until 1925
- '52 Olympics site
- Site of Norway's Parliament
- Norwegian seaport
- Munch Museum locale
- Site of the '52 Winter Olympics
- Christiania today
- Norway port
- Capital west of Stockholm
- City founded by King Harold III
- City renamed in 1624 by Christian IV
- Capital by a fjord
- Trygve Lie's birthplace, now
- Largest city of Norway
- Scandinavian seat
- Capital city founded around 1050
- Capital with lots of fjord explorers?
- Middle of Czechoslovakia?
- Scandinavian port
- Capital city once called Christiania
- Giant slalom's first Olympic city
- Capital formerly called Christiania
- Site of a 1993 Middle East peace agreement
- Solo, but different
- Where kroner are spent
- Where to get a Nobel Prize
- Where to get your Nobel Prize
- Holmenkollen overlooks it
- Edvard Munch's home
- Ibsen's capital
- City with 40 islands
- Home of the Kon-Tiki Museum
- Home to the Munch Museum
- Where many kroner are spent
- Today's Christiania
- Frogner Park city
- Where to see the Vigeland Sculpture Park
- Scandanavian seat of power
- Munch Museum site
- North Sea port
- Birthplace of 35-Down
- Norwegian Nobel Institute locale
- Aker River capital
- 1952 Winter Games site
- Capital in Czechoslovakia?
- Capital called Christiania until 1925
- Major Scandinavian seaport
- Home of the Ibsen Museum
- Nobel Peace Center locale
- Nobel Peace Prize presentation city
- Home of King Harald V
- City almost due north of Hamburg
- The former Christiania
- Munch Museum's locale
- Af-fjord-able city?
- Norwegian Military Academy city
- City in Norway
- Capital WNW of Stockholm
- Nobel Peace Center site
- Where the Storting parliament sits
- City with the newspaper Aftenposten
- Site of the Ibsen Museum
- Home of the Gardermoen airport
- Vigeland Park city
- 1952 Olympics city
- ___ Accords: 1993 Mideast pact
- ___ Accords, 1993 Israel-PLO pact
- Christiania until 1925
- Capital near the inlet of the Skagerrak
- It was Christiania once
- Site of Harald V's royal palace
- Where Obama received his 2009 Nobel Peace Prize
- Nordic capital
- Location of the Nobel Peace Center
- Capital where a-ha formed
- City of the Viking Ship Museum
- City of the Viking Ship Museum
- Akershus castle site
- Trick
- Home of Hallvard's ruined cathedral
- Dordi Nordby's Capital
- Vigeland Sculpture Park city
- Location of Norway's National Theater
- 1952 Olympic city
- Site of 1993 Arab-Israeli accords
- Norsk Folkemuseum setting
- Where to see the Kon-Tiki
- Christiana, today
- Nobel Institute setting
- Center of Czechoslovakia?
- Kon-Tiki Museum locale
- Site of the 1952 Winter Olympics
- Fjord port
- ... and another
- Frogner Park locale
- Norway city
- Nobel Prize city
- Capital on a fjord
- Port of Norway
- Norway's biggest city
- City south of Lillehammer
- 1952 Winter Olympics setting
- City where "Peer Gynt" premiered
- Norwegian city where Ibsen died
- Munch Museum city
- Ibsen Museum locale
- Port in Norway
- City with Ibsen quotes set into its sidewalks
- Setting of Munch's "Scream"
- Home of Literature Nobelist Sigrid Undset
- Birthplace of Queen Sonja
- Olympics locale where the first figure-skating triple jump was landed
- City served by Gardermoen Airport
- City in which you'll find the Edvard Munch Museum
- Winter Olympics host in '52
- Nobel prize site
- Home for Ibsen
- City warmed by the Gulf Stream
- It was formerly Christiania
- Home of the Nobels
- Home of the Munch Museum
- Main port of Norway
- Kon-Tiki Museum setting
- Munch museum
- Capital of 49-Down
- Where Munch painted "The Scream"
- 1952 Winter Olympics host city
- Formerly Christiania
- Ibsen hangout
- City from which Amundsen started his Antarctic expedition
- ___ Accords: 1993 agreement
- City from which to take a fjord excursion, perhaps
- Capital formerly named Christiania
- Scandinavian capital that uses garbage to generate energy
- Norwegian city served by Gardermoen Airport
- Trygve's Capital
- Place in Norway
- University city of Norway
- 1952 Winter Games venue
- Where the first UN head was born
- City in Czechoslovakia?
- Capital near Stockholm
- Home to King Harald V
- 1952 Winter Olympics host
- Major city of Norway
- 1952 Olympics host city
- It became a capital during Haakon V's reign
- Norwegian hub
- Norway seaport
- Capital with more than 300 lakes within its limits
- Four-time host of the Nordic World Ski Championships
- Viking Ship Museum locale
- Europe's Tiger City
- City whose patron saint is St. Hallvard
- Former Winter Olympics site
- Home of the first U.N. secretary general
- City with a Viking Ship Museum
- Viking Ship Museum city
- Where the Storting makes legislative decisions
- European capital city
- Akershus Fortress city
- ___ Accords (1993 peace agreements between Israel and the PLO)
- 1993 accord city
- Locale of the Nobel Peace Center
- Olympics city in 1952
- "Hedda Gabler" setting
- City in Los Lobos?
- Home for King Harald
- Home to Holmenkollen
- Setting for Ibsen's "Hedda Gabler"
- It's in Norway
- City where sidewalks are decorated with Ibsen quotes
- Home of the Nobel Prize
- City of Norway
- Ibsen Museum city
- European capital on a fjord
- Capital of 42-Down
- World capital half of which consists of forest
- Kristiania, after 1925
- Aftenposten newspaper headquarters
- Location for Munch's "The Scream"
- Parliament : London :: Storting : ___
- Vigeland Museum city
- Capital known for 300 years as Christiania
- Capital with the Norsk Folkemuseum
- ___ Accords: Israel/PLO agreements
- Site of many Nobel Symposia
- Capital since 1299
- Kristiania now
- St. Olav's Cathedral city
- Home of Norway's royal family
- Capital with a Viking Ship Museum
- European capital west of Helsinki
- Site of the 2016 biathlon world championships
- City from which pianist Kjell Baekkelund hailed
- 1993 and 1995's ___ Accords
- 1952 Winter Olympics locale
- Skagerrak seaport
- Home of the annual Norwegian Wood music festival
- Capital Grieg played often
- Nobel Peace Prize place
- Nobel Peace Center home
- Fram Museum city
- Where Heyerdahl went to college
- Norwegian
- Second-largest Scandinavian city
- World capital with 40 islands within its city limits
- Christiania, once
- Destination of some SAS flights
- Norwegian Folk Museum city
- Port city of Norway
- Fiord city
- Where Heyerdahl went to school
- City with ferry service to Copenhagen
- Largest Norwegian city
- Nobel Institute locale
- King Olaf's capital
- Where Norway's Royal Family resides
- World capital whose seal depicts St. Hallvard
- World capital on the 60th parallel
- Busy place in Norway
- Large city of Norway
- Home of the Scandic Byporten Hotel
- Home of a Munch museum
- 2017 Best Play winner
- Quisling's place
- City south of Hamar
- Capital of the Land of the Midnight Sun
- 2017 Tony-winning play about 1990s diplomacy
- City that hosts an annual Norwegian Wood music festival
- Capital situated on the same latitude as St. Petersburg, Russia
- Capital with the Kon-Tiki Museum
- Capital of the world's happiest country, per a 2017 U.N. survey
- City that's home to the Viking Ship Museum
- Place to spend a 23 Down
- Olympics host after St. Moritz
- City founded by Hardrada
- Norwegian city near the 60th parallel
- Home of the Holmenkollen Ski Festival
- Capital founded around 1050 A.D.
- Where "The Scream" got swiped
- Capital home to the Viking Ship Museum
- Ferry destination from Copenhagen
- European city known for being expensive
- Site of 1993 accords
- Norwegian capital in Czechoslovakia
- Where Al Gore was announced as 2007 Nobel Peace Prize co-winner
- City home to the Kon-Tiki Museum
- Home of the Norwegian Museum of Science and Technology
- Capital where Edvard Munch died
- Capital dating back to 1000 AD
- Capitol on a fjord
- City where 60-down was formed
- Site of museums devoted to Ibsen and Munch
- City bidding for the 2022 Winter Olympics
- Capital home to the Vikingskiphuset museum
- Capital near Skagerrak
- Capital city, called Kristiania until 1924
- 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
- Where, in Czechoslovakia, most people speak Norwegian
- No Slovenian capital!
- Capital of Czechoslovakia?
- European capital city (found in Czechoslovakia!)
- European city, not seldom but regularly visited
- It's a long way to go, flying solo!
- Ducks to see in European capital
- Where to go solo, possibly?
- Capital offences should loosen offending heads
- Capital performance by one half confused
- Freezing temperature thus encapsulating capital, ultimately, in European city
- Prime minister Erna Solberg's home
- City founded by Harald Hardraade
- Ibsen Museum home
- Work-to-rule neither starting nor finishing in the capital
- Norwegian Wood music festival setting
- Run rings round Pole left here
- The Storting convenes there
- 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
- Nobel Peace Center setting
- Locale of the Norwegian National Opera and Ballet
- Tony-nominated play of 2017
- Site of King Harald V's palace
- Where to view Munch's "The Scream"
- City on a fiord
- Capital on a fiord
- Capital hidden in Czechoslovakia?
- Part of Czechoslovakia?
- It's in Scandinavia
- Former Winter Olympics host
- Tjuvholmen Sculpture Park city
- Oya rock festival city
- Tony-winning play with Norwegian diplomats
- Capital featuring the Munch Museum
- St. Hallvard Church site
- City where you can see "The Scream"
- City whose patron saint is Saint Hallvard
- Capital with the Nobel Peace Center
- Norwegian city where the Nobel Peace Prize is presented
- Ice-free Norwegian port
- Capital of Czechoslovakia (this one's also not new or very fresh!)
- Look after sailor in port
- Capital's very large: see!
- The capital of Norway
- Cartographers look for capital
- European capital, once Christiania
- 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
- Large request to look at capital
- Capital card game, first couple twisting?
- Home of the Scandic Vulkan Hotel
- Home of an Ibsen Museum
- ___ Accords (1990s peace agreements)
- Capital of Czechoslovakia?
- Most populous city in Norway
- 2017 Tony-winning play whose title is also the name of Norway's capital
- Foreign part of Czechoslovakia
- Jo Nesbo's birthplace
- Ekebergparken city
- Birthplace of King Harald V's son, Haakon
- Silly fools start off in capital
- Capital where kroner are spent
- Norwegian home of the Munch Museum
- Nobel Peace Prize ceremony site
- Capital with a Nobel Institute
- Scandinavian capital that lies on a fjord
- Norsk Folkemuseum city
- World capital with a nearly car-free city center
- World capital with a ski museum
- 2017 Tony winner for Best Play
- Home to Queen Sonja
- Capital on the Alna
- Capital in "Czechoslovakia"?
- Capital due north of the northern tip of Denmark
- City where you can view Edvard Munch's "The Scream"
- Somewhere to get somewhat too slowly!
- Capital whose patron saint is Hallvard
- Ghettos loosely surrounding northern capital
- Capital near the Skagerrak
- Frogner Park's city
- City in which Israel and the PLO reached agreement in 1993
- Capital north of Berlin
- Capital on the same parallel as Seward, Alaska
- Where the Storting legislates
- 1993 peace accords city
- Capital in which kroner are spent
- Scandinavian city in which Palestinian and Israeli negotiators met following the Camp David accords
- Flight hub for Norwegian
- 2017 Tony winner about the '90s Israel-PLO accords
- Winter Olympics host city between St. Moritz and Cortina
- Peer Gynt Sculpture Park city
- Capital where kroner are capital
- Capital name derived from Old Norse
- Home of Norway's Royal Palace
- Viking Ship Museum site
- Where the Storting convenes
- Harald V's world capital
- Munch Museum home
- Scandinavian capital founded in the mid-11th century
- 26-Down is to Ghana as ___ is to Norway
- Seaport in Norway
- Tony-winning 2017 play about international diplomacy
- World capital near the 60th parallel
- Munch Museum's world capital
- Best Play Tony winner with a geographical name
- Norwegian city with the Munch Museum
- "Capital" is "big", see
- European city
- No Slovenian city
- Norway's major city
- City where eponymous peace accords were agreed between Israel and the PLO in 1993
- 1993's ___ Accords
- Where the Nobel Peace Prize winner is announced
- Viking Ship Museum's world capital
- Its city seal depicts St. Hallvard
- Major city in Norway
- Capital city home to the Munch Museum
- Nobel ceremony city
- Home to Norway's Royal Palace
- Site of the Viking Ship Museum
- Norwegian Nobel Institute location
- Where Edvard Munch's "The Scream" is displayed
- Site of King Harald V’s palace
- Czechoslovakian city?
- European capital lauded by Vision Zero proponents in 2019
- City home to Norway's royal family
- World capital at around the same latitude as St. Petersburg
- Third-northernmost national capital
- Host city of the 1952 Winter Olympics
- Capital home to Vigeland Sculpture Park
- City called a "kommune" by its inhabitants
- Vigeland Park's Scandinavian capital
- Solo composition, Norwegian
- Political center of Norway
- "Skandinavisk" hub
- City with daily ferries to Copenhagen
- Capital city on a fjord
- European capital with more than 340 lakes
- Capital home to the Vigeland Museum
- Nasjonalgalleriet's world capital
- Capital near the North Sea
- Munch Museum's Scandinavian capital
- Locale of the annual Nobel Peace Prize ceremony
- Capital city known for its Viking history
- World capital where the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded
- Capital city where Alisha Boe was born
- Big Norway city
- Setting for Jo Nesbo's best-selling crime novels
- Big city in Norway
- Capital home to the Fram Museum
- European royal capital
- "Hedda Gabler" setting, now
- Cold capital of Norway
- Viking trading post now a world capital
- City home to the Norsk Folkemuseum
- Norwegian Nobel Institute city
- Holmenkollen Ski Festival city
- Cold capital in Norway
- Capital city with a Sami House
- Capital city with daily ferries to Copenhagen
- Capital city with floating saunas
- Capital near a fjord
- Capital city served by Gardermoen Airport
- See 29-Down
- Capital home to the Akershus Fortress
- Host of the 1952 Winter Olympics
- Norwegian city with a Viking Ship Museum
- Home to the Viking Ship Museum
- Norwegian home of the Fram Museum
- Norwegian banking hub
- Capital city that gets as little as six hours of sunlight a day in the winter
- Capital founded during the Viking Age
- World capital located partly on Bygdøy Peninsula
- World capital with a Viking Ship Museum
- Norway's Nobel Institute city
- 2017 Tony-winning play whose main characters are diplomats
- City hidden in the answer to 1-Down
- Capital with ferry service to Copenhagen
- Home of Akershus Castle, which has a replica at Disney World
- City formerly known as Christiania
- City home to the Viking Ship Museum
- Capital in the Land of the Midnight Sun
- Host city for the annual Øyafestivalen
- City that's home to Munch's "The Scream"
- Norse city name that can be translated as "meadow of the gods"
- Norwegian city home to the National Theatre
- Home of the Norwegian Military Academy
- Capital on the Bygdoy Peninsula
- Capital founded at the end of the Viking age
- Norway's capitol
- City viewed from Holmenkollbakken
- Where Henrik Ibsen is buried
- Capital just below the 60th parallel
- ___ Accords (1993 and 1995 pacts)
- Home for the artist Edvard Munch
- Where to go solo, possibly?
- Norwegian capital nicknamed "The Tiger City"
- World capital in Scandinavia
- Capital solo arrangement
- Capital city that's home to the Vigeland sculpture park
- Capital city with public transit ferries
- Norwegian city home to the Holmenkollen Ski Museum
- Norwegian city home to Frogner Park
- Norway home of the Munch Museum
- Scandinavian part of Czechoslovakia
- Where the Nobel Peace Prize is presented
- 1952 Winter Games host
- World capital on the same latitude as Tallinn and Stockholm
- City home to the Munch Museum and Vigeland Park
- World capital with the most appearances in the New York Times crossword
- Holmenkollbakken city
- Capital city that gives out the Nobel Peace Prize every year
- Capital city with the Holmenkollen Ski Museum, home to the world's largest collection of skis
- Capital city with a Viking Ship Museum
- Scandinavian capital with many sauna rafts
- Scandinavian capital with many floating saunas
- Capital city with the world's oldest ski museum
- European capital through which the Akerselva flows
- Home of the historic Oscarshall Palace
- Site of a Nobel Prize award ceremony every December 10
- Capital city near the North Sea
- City that's home to the Munch Museum
- City where you can see Edvard Munch's "The Scream"
- Scandinavian city that's home to a bunch of Munch
- World capital that's home to the Kon-Tiki Museum
- City in old Czechoslovakia
- Capital located on a fjord
- Scandinavian capital near the North Sea
- [See title]
- Capital with fjord tours
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