Holmenkollen Ski Museum and Ski Jump Tower Review

Holmenkollen Ski Jump Holmenkoren ski jumper is a ski track for the Winter Olympics, so it is well known in the world. Take the subway from downtown Oslo to the nearest station, and you need to hike for 20 minutes to climb to the bottom of the jumper. Below the platform is the ski museum. The Oslo pass can be entered for free. After entering the hall, you can visit the skiing and winter scenery. There are also large pictures spliced with athletes' photos, which are very beautiful. Inside, a cable-stayed elevator goes straight to the top of the slide, from which the view of the entire Oslo city is the best viewing point.

In addition to being a very good ski museum, the sights seen on the top are superb. The museum itself is built to reflect both the history of skiing and the history of skiing as a sport. Skiing on the jump is a must.

Here is a history of skiing and snowboarding. For the first time, I learned that there are so many stories of change in skiing.

The ski museum is very interesting here, you can see a lot of snow projects historical stories, and some large snow event materials.

A good place for ski lovers, and a little famous in the local area.