About
The Nobel Peace Center in Oslo is the showcase and museum for the Nobel Peace Prize. It's objective is to promote familiarity with the lives and work of the Nobel Peace Prize laureates and Alfred Nobel, and encourage reflection and debate on issues relating to war, peace and conflict resolution.
- Company Name:Nobel Peace Center
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Headquarters: (View Map)Oslo, Norway
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Museums and Institutions
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10 - 50 employees
Site Traffic
- 1668541 Global Rank
- 30582 United States
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Direct34.44%
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Referrals32.55%
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Search30.45%
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Social2.56%
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785,599
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United States Rank
6,173
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United States Page Views
77.0%
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Top Countries
- United States 77.0%
- India 11.5%
- Argentina 3.6%
- Israel 2.5%
- Pakistan 0.8%
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- Oslo
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- 10 SDKs
- 0 Total reviews
- App Url: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=no.utviklerne.forum.guide.nobel
- App Support: https://www.nobelpeacecenter.org/
- Genre: travel_and_local
- Bundle ID: no.utviklerne.forum.guide.nobel
- App Size: 43.7 M
- Release Date: December 4th, 2018
- Update Date: October 13th, 2020
Description:
Visiting Oslo and wondering why the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded here, and not in Stockholm like the other Nobel Prizes? Use this app to explore the history of the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo and learn more about how the Norwegian Nobel Committee works, where Martin Luther King Jr. received the Nobel Peace Prize, what role the balcony of the Grand Hotel plays in the celebrations, and a few more things.\n\nThe tour will take you through the following locations: the Norwegian Nobel Institute, the University of Oslo, Oslo City Hall and the Nobel Peace Center. By the end of the city walk, you will know more about the Nobel Peace Prize and about the city of Oslo.
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