| Olaf's capital | 18 |
| Norwegian's capital city | 28 |
| Norwegian hub | 13 |
| Norwegian city where Ibsen died | 31 |
| Norwegian city served by Gardermoen Airport | 43 |
| Norway's biggest city | 25 |
| Norway's ___ Cathedral (4) | 30 |
| Norway seaport | 14 |
| Norway fiord | 12 |
| Northerner's home | 21 |
| Northern Capital and birthplace of Queen Sonja | 46 |
| Norse city | 10 |
| Nordic city and home to the Vikingskiphuset museum | 50 |
| Nordic capital | 14 |
| Nobel prize site | 16 |
| Nobel Prize city | 16 |
| Nobel Peace Prize presentation city | 35 |
| Nobel Peace Center locale | 25 |
| Nobel Peace Center capital city | 31 |
| Nobel Institute's site | 26 |
| Nobel Institute setting | 23 |
| Nee Christiania? | 16 |
| Nee Christiania | 15 |
| Munch Museum's locale | 25 |
| Munch Museum's home | 23 |
| Munch Museum's city | 23 |
| Munch Museum setting | 20 |
| Munch kin city? | 15 |
| Modern-day name of the city where "Peer Gynt" premiered | 65 |
| Modern-day name of Christiania | 30 |
| Mideast peace talks site | 24 |
| Major Scandinavian seaport | 26 |
| Major city of Norway | 20 |
| Main port of Norway | 19 |
| Location of the Nobel Peace Center | 34 |
| Kristiania until 1925 | 21 |
| Kon-Tiki Museum's city | 26 |
| King Olaf's seat | 20 |
| King Olaf's home | 20 |
| King Harald III's creation | 30 |
| Karl Johans Gate is its main thoroughfare | 41 |
| It's nicknamed "Tiger City" | 41 |
| It was once Christiania | 23 |
| It became a capital during Haakon V's reign | 47 |
| Ibsen Museum locale | 19 |
| Host of the sixth Winter Olympics | 33 |
| Home to King Harald V | 21 |
| Home of the Storting | 20 |
| Home of the Norsk Folkemuseum | 29 |
| Home of the Nobels | 18 |
| Home of the Gardermoen airport | 30 |
| Home of the first U.N. secretary general | 40 |
| Home of Literature Nobelist Sigrid Undset | 41 |
| Home of King Harald V | 21 |
| Home of Hallvard's ruined cathedral | 39 |
| Home of Akershus Castle | 23 |
| Harald V's home | 19 |
| Giant slalom's first Olympic venue | 38 |
| German-occupied capital in W.W. II | 34 |
| Gardermoen Airport city | 23 |
| Frogner Park's home | 23 |
| Frogner Park site | 17 |
| Four-time host of the Nordic World Ski Championships | 52 |
| Formerly Christiana | 19 |
| Formerly Christiania | 21 |
| Fjord of Norway | 15 |
| Fjord metropolis | 16 |
| Fjord locale | 12 |
| Fiord of Norway | 15 |
| Ferry destination from Copenhagen | 33 |
| European city known for being expensive | 39 |
| European capital once known as Christiania | 42 |
| European capital city | 21 |
| Europe's Tiger City | 23 |
| Edvard Munch Museum site | 24 |
| Edvard Munch Museum locale | 26 |
| City with the newspaper Aftenposten | 35 |
| City with Ibsen quotes set into its sidewalks | 45 |
| City with a Viking Ship Museum | 30 |
| City whose patron saint is St. Hallvard | 39 |
| City whose patron saint is Saint Hallvard | 41 |
| City whose metro is called "Tunnelbane" | 49 |
| City where you can see "The Scream" | 45 |
| City where "The Scream" was stolen in 2004 | 52 |
| City where "Peer Gynt" premiered | 42 |
| City warmed by the Gulf Stream | 30 |
| City two hours south of Lillehammer | 35 |
| City that the band a-ha hails from | 34 |
| City south of Hamar | 19 |
| City served by the airport Gardermoen | 37 |
| City of the Viking Ship Museum | 30 |
| City of the Storting | 20 |
| City of Europe | 14 |
| City north of the Skagerrak | 27 |
| City in Czechoslovakia? | 23 |
| City home to the Kon-Tiki Museum | 32 |
| City from which to take a fjord excursion, perhaps | 50 |
| City from which pianist Kjell Bækkelund hailed | 49 |
| City from which Amundsen started his Antarctic expedition | 57 |
| City founded in 1050 | 20 |