Come across Oslo's most iconic landmarks in a short time by riding a convenient e-scooter. Join your guide on an insightful tour and learn about local history as you gaze at a variety of buildings, statues, parks, and monuments. E-scooters are all the rage. They are fun, ecological, and they save you time and energy so you can see more in a shorter amount of time. This E-scooter city tour is perfect for everyone who wants to get the most of Oslo's must-see attractions in a modern, fun way.  You'll be able to see highlights such as the Norwegian Opera and Ballet building, Bjørvika district, Akershus Fortress and the vivid Oslofjord areas, and the Royal Palace with its beautiful park full of marvellous statues. Other highlights include the Parliament building and Karl Johans street, which is Oslo's main boulevard.

See Oslo from the coolest perspective possible while kayaking on the beautiful Akerselva River. We paddle through Grunerløkka, past downtown Grønland, and then down to the Oslo Fjord – but first through a 500m long tunnel! Akerselva is a river rich in history and culture making this one of the most experience-rich activities in Oslo! To end the trip we will paddle out into Oslo Fjord, next to the new Munch Museum and finish right beside the Oslo Opera House – an iconic Oslo landmark! The Mad Goats' famous Akersleva kayak tour in central Oslo! Guided by fun and professional guides and passing Oslo's iconic landmarks, such as Munch and the Oslo Opera House - jump on this trip! Suitable for most fitness levels and ages from 10+

Meet your guide at your hotel and take a metro ride to the river station. Starting from Nydalen, a popular swimming place, walk along the river Aker with your professional guide who will be explaining in your language the industrial past of this important river that divides Oslo into east and west. See the powerful waterfalls and feel the vibrant atmosphere of the area around the river. Pass under historical bridges and see the art inspired by the fairytales and folklore of the Norwegian culture. See old fabric buildings and breweries that have been converted into schools and entertainment establishments. Appreciate some street art at the bottom of the river banks. End up your tour in the trendy neighborhood of Grünerløkka sampling a taste of Norwegian food. Your guide will explain to you the different food sorts that have made it to the Norwegian tables through time while you taste the delicacies of the Nordic cuisine.