Munch room at Oslo City Hall

The Munch room, located on the second floor of Oslo City Hall, is an elegant space ideal for civil marriage ceremonies. This room is specifically designed to host non-religious, legal marriage ceremonies, accommodating up to 30 guests, including children and photographers. The ceremony typically lasts between 10 to 15 minutes and is led by the mayor, deputy mayor, or appointed municipal employees. Couples can choose to have the ceremony conducted in either Norwegian or English, with options for translation services if needed. The room is decorated by the City Hall, ensuring a beautiful setting for your special day. The Munch room is perfect for couples looking to celebrate their love in a formal yet intimate environment, making it a popular choice for weddings in Oslo.

Oslo, Norway's capital, is located at the head of the Oslofjord and is renowned for its green spaces and museums, particularly on Bygdøy Peninsula, which includes the Norwegian Maritime Museum and the Viking Ship Museum. Holmenkollbakken offers ski-jumping with fjord views and a ski museum. Oslo City Hall provides guided tours in Norwegian, English, and German, lasting 45 minutes for groups of up to 30, with private options available. Carillon tours are limited to 12 participants, making it a unique cultural venue for all visitors.