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Founded in 1995, Middelalder-Oslo is a non-profit association based in Oslo, Norway working on heritage, arts & culture.
Middelalder-Oslo is a Norwegian interest association founded in 1995 that works to preserve, research and promote the medieval city of Oslo, including the ruins and remains in the Gamlebyen (Old Town) area. It advocates towards Oslo municipality and national authorities on planning and heritage matters, such as the development of Middelalderparken, the Bispegata street and the Oslo torg square. It also organises open public events, including St. Hallvard's Day, the Middelalderuka lecture week and the Eufemia evening, and awards the annual Gangvakt prize. Its members, who pay an annual fee, also join excursions and activities. The association publishes the member magazine and works with museums, historical societies and cultural bodies in Oslo.
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Oslo museum, Gamlebyen historielag, Oslo Byes Vel, MODUS, Ladegårdens informasjonskontor, NIKU, Kulturetaten, Byantikvaren
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