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Oslo: City Sightseeing Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour

Oslo: City Sightseeing Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour

Spend a day seeing the sights of Oslo, the oldest of the Scandinavian Capitals, from an open-top, double-decker tour bus. Your pass is valid for a full 24-hour period, and you can hop on and off at your leisure. You will enjoy 360-degree views from the open top of the bus and learn about the city’s history from your convenient audio guides. Hop off at the Ibsen Museum, dedicated to the life and work of the 19th-Century Norwegian playwright and poet, or jump off at the Royal Palace, former residence of the Norwegian and Swedish King Charles III, and the official residence of the present Norwegian monarch. Other top attractions include the Viking Ship Museum, the Fram Museum, the Norwegian Maritime Museum, and the Oslo Opera House. Tour stops: 1. The National Theatre / The Royal Palace / Karl Johans Gate 2. Majorstuen (transfer to Holmenkollen) 3. Frogner Park & Vigeland Installation 4. Norwegian Museum of Cultural History 5. Viking Ship Museum 6. Kon-Tiki Museum / Fram Polar Ship Museum / Maritime Museum 7. Viking Ship Museum 8. Norwegian Museum of Cultural History 9. Oslo Cruise Ship Terminal 10. Opera House 11. Jernbanetorget / Bus Terminal / Central Station

Oslo: Snowy Forest Torchlight Walk with Campfire

Oslo: Snowy Forest Torchlight Walk with Campfire

Note! On our tours, guests' safety always comes first. On this tour we move through the forest with live fire. If the guide assesses the situation or the weather in such a way that it challenges the guests' safety, we will not use torches. We still wander through the forest, and end up lighting a campfire. ‍ After 1 March 2025 we will no longer use torches due to the return of daylight. Your adventure begins in the heart of Oslo, where your guide will meet you at the iconic Tiger Statue at Jernbanetorget, just outside the Oslo Visitor's Center at the Central Station. From there, we’ll hop on the metro, passing through charming neighborhoods on our way to Frognerseteren Station, perched 500 meters above the fjord. After a few moments to enjoy the stunning view of the city lights below, it's time to start your adventure and head off into the night! We will take a short walk over to the frozen Øvresetertjern Lake, where you will enjoy a cozy campfire - Norwegian style. Around the fire you will enjoy some hot drinks, good conversation, roast marshmallows and watch the flames dance off the snow and ice as you have a moment of what Scandinavians like to call "hygge". After some time, we will safely put out the fire, each guest will be given a hand-held flame torch - and after a quick safety briefing, we’ll set off into the winter wilderness. The forest comes alive in the glow of our torches as we take a leisurely walk through the snowy landscape. The snow sparkles like fresh-cut gems, and the moonlight dances on the trees while the warm light from our torches adds a magical glow to the surroundings. Along the way, your guide will share stories and interesting facts about the area, with plenty of opportunities to stop and capture the beauty around you. The walk will last about 45 minutes and will end by the metro which takes us back to civilization. The entire experience, including transportation time, lasts about three and a half hours. All guests are recommended to bring gloves with them. Photo Credit: Josh Lake

Oslo: Tour with a Michelin star chef

Oslo: Tour with a Michelin star chef

Step into Oslo, the winter wonderland, and let guide you through the heart of our beloved city on a guided tour that’s as much about indulgence as it is about tradition. Stroll through the city’s streets, enjoy the twinkling lights, and discover the charm of Oslo’s while learning from an expert guide who’s also a professional chef. From delicious local treats to unforgettable traditions, this is the ultimate way to experience Oslo. Wander through Oslo’s beautifully decorated streets and iconic landmarks as your chef-guide shares insider knowledge about the city and its traditions. As a Michelin Star chef, your guide will offer expert culinary tips and introduce you to the best local delicacies, from savory snacks to sweet holiday treats. Learn about thousands of years of culinary techniques used in Scandinavia and particularly Norway from our expert guide which will make your experience unforgettable

Oslo: History, Art and Secrets Tour

Oslo: History, Art and Secrets Tour

Discover the highlights of Oslo on a guided walking tour with a local. Learn about the city's rich history and hear fascinating stories about the city's past. Enjoy scenic views and viewpoints along the way. Start your tour at the Castle near the harbour and wind your way downhill through Oslo’s scenic streets. Along the way, stop at stunning viewpoints overlooking the fjord, perfect for capturing the beauty of Norway’s capital. As you journey through the city, hear about Oslo’s rich and layered history—from its medieval origins to modern-day transformations. Learn about the city’s most fascinating secrets, such as how Oslo was nearly destroyed by fire multiple times over the last hundred years, and how the city’s architecture and culture rose from the ashes.

Oslo: Train and Bus Tour to Bergen via Hardangervidda/Fjord

Oslo: Train and Bus Tour to Bergen via Hardangervidda/Fjord

Break up your train journey from Oslo to Bergen at Geilo and explore the Hardangervidda plateau and the Hardanger Fjord by bus. Ride the train from Oslo to Geilo by yourself (THE TRAIN TICKET FROM OSLO TO GEILO IS NOT INCLUDED IN THE PRICE OF THIS TOUR. PLEASE BOOK IT ON vy.no ) Get off the train when it arrives in Geilo, then look for the bus (Jaunt Norway sign in the windshield) which has enough space for 1 suitcase per person. You will have a bit of time for a snack at Geilo before the bus departs at 12:45 (Arrival time in Geilo at 11:53) Begin your adventure on an air-conditioned bus through the Hardangevidda mountain plateau, home to Europe's largest reindeer population. The plateau reaches 1500 meters above sea level, with snow sometimes lasting until August. Watch the landscape transform as you ascend the plateau, far above the tree line. Stop at the Vøringfossen waterfall, a stunning natural wonder with a 182-meter drop. Spend 30 minutes admiring the waterfall and visit the Fossli Hotel café and public toilets. Next, drive into the valley to the charming village of Eidfjord. Continue along the fjord until you pass through a tunnel, with a traffic circle inside the tunnel and reach the Hardanger Bridge, a 55-meter-tall, 1,380-meter-long engineering feat that is the longest bridge in Norway and the 10th-longest in the world when it opened. Now continue on the other side of the Hardangerfjord, this part of the Fjord is renowned for its natural beauty, and later drive through the charming village of Øystese. Lastly, visit Steinsdalsfossen waterfall, where you can walk behind the 50-meter cascade. Enjoy time at the cozy café and souvenir store. Board the bus for the final 1.5-hour journey to Bergen, where you'll be dropped off in the city center. Book this exciting tour today

Oslo: Scenic Hike with Local Guide & Dog - Mini Group

Oslo: Scenic Hike with Local Guide & Dog - Mini Group

I’m your guide and the founder of Oslonature, a local who knows this forest like the back of my hand. With deep knowledge of hidden trails and secret spots, I’ll lead you through Norway’s untouched beauty, away from the crowds. This hike takes place in my local forest, where I live, and is accompanied by my friendly dog. Together, we’ll explore some of the most scenic and tranquil spots in the area. We’ll hike on forest trails with uneven terrain and a few hills. By Norwegian standards, this is considered an easy hike—accessible to most, and all participants have completed it without issues. The adventure begins with a short 5-minute walk from the train station to the edge of the forest. From there, we start uphill, reaching a scenic viewpoint at 153 meters above sea level. After enjoying the view, we descend to a serene lake where we’ll take a relaxing break. Following the break, we continue uphill again, making our way out of the forest and back to another train station, where you’ll catch a direct ride back to Oslo. This is a loop trail, so you’ll experience different landscapes throughout the hike. Along the way, you’ll also get a glimpse of how the locals live and experience life outside the city. You’ll be back in Oslo by 12:00 PM—perfect timing to join another adventure, like the "Norwegian Food Tour & Hidden Gems." Let me know if you'd like more information about this tour! Why Join This Hike? * Authentic & Personal Experience – Explore with a passionate local guide in a small group (up to 4 people). * Breathtaking Views – Hike to a scenic viewpoint and discover hidden natural gems. S* ustainable Tourism – Support local, eco-friendly experiences while avoiding the crowds. * Runs Year-Round – Experience Norway’s beauty in every season. * Just a 20-Minute Train Ride from Oslo’s Center. Winter Hiking: In winter, the landscape transforms into a magical wonderland. You’ll walk through snow-covered forests, past frozen lakes, and breathe in the crisp winter air. For your comfort and safety, we provide spikes for icy trails and warm seat pads for breaks. Wildlife: The forest is home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, moose, badgers, martens, squirrels, hares, snakes, butterflies, and spiders. Join me for a truly special nature experience—where adventure, tranquility, and breathtaking scenery come together in the heart of Norway’s wilderness.

Oslo: Hovedøya and Nakholmen Island Hopping Tour

Oslo: Hovedøya and Nakholmen Island Hopping Tour

Your adventure begins at Jernbanetorget, where your guide will meet you at the Tiger Statue outside Oslo Central Station. After a short briefing, we will then hop on electric tram, or "trikk" as the locals say, and take a short ride through the city over to Aker Brygge, a lively waterfront district known for its chic restaurants, shops, and stunning views of the Oslo Fjord. From here, we’ll set sail on a fully electric ferry to kick off our Island Hopping journey. In just ten minutes, we’ll arrive at Hovedøya, an island steeped in history with medieval monastery ruins from the 12th century. Here we can explore the atmospheric abbey ruins, wander the peaceful cemetery, and stroll along the scenic trails. The island also offers panoramic fjord views and, for the brave, a chance to swim at one of its tranquil beaches. Next, we’ll cruise over to Nakholmen Island, a 25-minute ferry ride with stops at several neighboring islands. Nakholmen is a charming island, home to around 180 coastal cottages where families continue the tradition of escaping to the island for weekends and holidays—an authentic slice of Norwegian cabin culture. From Nakholmen, we will catch a ferry back to Aker Brygge. The ride will take about 20 minutes and will allow us one last chance to take in the beauty of the fjord and it's surroundings. Finally, we’ll hop back on the tram to Jernbanetorget, completing our 4-hour journey. Be sure to bring a swimsuit if you'd like to take a refreshing dip in the fjord! Photo Credit: Josh Lake

Oslo Central Station: Our most recommended tours and activities

Oslo: City Sightseeing Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour

Oslo: City Sightseeing Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour

Spend a day seeing the sights of Oslo, the oldest of the Scandinavian Capitals, from an open-top, double-decker tour bus. Your pass is valid for a full 24-hour period, and you can hop on and off at your leisure. You will enjoy 360-degree views from the open top of the bus and learn about the city’s history from your convenient audio guides. Hop off at the Ibsen Museum, dedicated to the life and work of the 19th-Century Norwegian playwright and poet, or jump off at the Royal Palace, former residence of the Norwegian and Swedish King Charles III, and the official residence of the present Norwegian monarch. Other top attractions include the Viking Ship Museum, the Fram Museum, the Norwegian Maritime Museum, and the Oslo Opera House. Tour stops: 1. The National Theatre / The Royal Palace / Karl Johans Gate 2. Majorstuen (transfer to Holmenkollen) 3. Frogner Park & Vigeland Installation 4. Norwegian Museum of Cultural History 5. Viking Ship Museum 6. Kon-Tiki Museum / Fram Polar Ship Museum / Maritime Museum 7. Viking Ship Museum 8. Norwegian Museum of Cultural History 9. Oslo Cruise Ship Terminal 10. Opera House 11. Jernbanetorget / Bus Terminal / Central Station

Oslo: Snowy Forest Torchlight Walk with Campfire

Oslo: Snowy Forest Torchlight Walk with Campfire

Note! On our tours, guests' safety always comes first. On this tour we move through the forest with live fire. If the guide assesses the situation or the weather in such a way that it challenges the guests' safety, we will not use torches. We still wander through the forest, and end up lighting a campfire. ‍ After 1 March 2025 we will no longer use torches due to the return of daylight. Your adventure begins in the heart of Oslo, where your guide will meet you at the iconic Tiger Statue at Jernbanetorget, just outside the Oslo Visitor's Center at the Central Station. From there, we’ll hop on the metro, passing through charming neighborhoods on our way to Frognerseteren Station, perched 500 meters above the fjord. After a few moments to enjoy the stunning view of the city lights below, it's time to start your adventure and head off into the night! We will take a short walk over to the frozen Øvresetertjern Lake, where you will enjoy a cozy campfire - Norwegian style. Around the fire you will enjoy some hot drinks, good conversation, roast marshmallows and watch the flames dance off the snow and ice as you have a moment of what Scandinavians like to call "hygge". After some time, we will safely put out the fire, each guest will be given a hand-held flame torch - and after a quick safety briefing, we’ll set off into the winter wilderness. The forest comes alive in the glow of our torches as we take a leisurely walk through the snowy landscape. The snow sparkles like fresh-cut gems, and the moonlight dances on the trees while the warm light from our torches adds a magical glow to the surroundings. Along the way, your guide will share stories and interesting facts about the area, with plenty of opportunities to stop and capture the beauty around you. The walk will last about 45 minutes and will end by the metro which takes us back to civilization. The entire experience, including transportation time, lasts about three and a half hours. All guests are recommended to bring gloves with them. Photo Credit: Josh Lake

Oslo: Tour with a Michelin star chef

Oslo: Tour with a Michelin star chef

Step into Oslo, the winter wonderland, and let guide you through the heart of our beloved city on a guided tour that’s as much about indulgence as it is about tradition. Stroll through the city’s streets, enjoy the twinkling lights, and discover the charm of Oslo’s while learning from an expert guide who’s also a professional chef. From delicious local treats to unforgettable traditions, this is the ultimate way to experience Oslo. Wander through Oslo’s beautifully decorated streets and iconic landmarks as your chef-guide shares insider knowledge about the city and its traditions. As a Michelin Star chef, your guide will offer expert culinary tips and introduce you to the best local delicacies, from savory snacks to sweet holiday treats. Learn about thousands of years of culinary techniques used in Scandinavia and particularly Norway from our expert guide which will make your experience unforgettable

Oslo: History, Art and Secrets Tour

Oslo: History, Art and Secrets Tour

Discover the highlights of Oslo on a guided walking tour with a local. Learn about the city's rich history and hear fascinating stories about the city's past. Enjoy scenic views and viewpoints along the way. Start your tour at the Castle near the harbour and wind your way downhill through Oslo’s scenic streets. Along the way, stop at stunning viewpoints overlooking the fjord, perfect for capturing the beauty of Norway’s capital. As you journey through the city, hear about Oslo’s rich and layered history—from its medieval origins to modern-day transformations. Learn about the city’s most fascinating secrets, such as how Oslo was nearly destroyed by fire multiple times over the last hundred years, and how the city’s architecture and culture rose from the ashes.

Oslo: Train and Bus Tour to Bergen via Hardangervidda/Fjord

Oslo: Train and Bus Tour to Bergen via Hardangervidda/Fjord

Break up your train journey from Oslo to Bergen at Geilo and explore the Hardangervidda plateau and the Hardanger Fjord by bus. Ride the train from Oslo to Geilo by yourself (THE TRAIN TICKET FROM OSLO TO GEILO IS NOT INCLUDED IN THE PRICE OF THIS TOUR. PLEASE BOOK IT ON vy.no ) Get off the train when it arrives in Geilo, then look for the bus (Jaunt Norway sign in the windshield) which has enough space for 1 suitcase per person. You will have a bit of time for a snack at Geilo before the bus departs at 12:45 (Arrival time in Geilo at 11:53) Begin your adventure on an air-conditioned bus through the Hardangevidda mountain plateau, home to Europe's largest reindeer population. The plateau reaches 1500 meters above sea level, with snow sometimes lasting until August. Watch the landscape transform as you ascend the plateau, far above the tree line. Stop at the Vøringfossen waterfall, a stunning natural wonder with a 182-meter drop. Spend 30 minutes admiring the waterfall and visit the Fossli Hotel café and public toilets. Next, drive into the valley to the charming village of Eidfjord. Continue along the fjord until you pass through a tunnel, with a traffic circle inside the tunnel and reach the Hardanger Bridge, a 55-meter-tall, 1,380-meter-long engineering feat that is the longest bridge in Norway and the 10th-longest in the world when it opened. Now continue on the other side of the Hardangerfjord, this part of the Fjord is renowned for its natural beauty, and later drive through the charming village of Øystese. Lastly, visit Steinsdalsfossen waterfall, where you can walk behind the 50-meter cascade. Enjoy time at the cozy café and souvenir store. Board the bus for the final 1.5-hour journey to Bergen, where you'll be dropped off in the city center. Book this exciting tour today

Oslo: Scenic Hike with Local Guide & Dog - Mini Group

Oslo: Scenic Hike with Local Guide & Dog - Mini Group

I’m your guide and the founder of Oslonature, a local who knows this forest like the back of my hand. With deep knowledge of hidden trails and secret spots, I’ll lead you through Norway’s untouched beauty, away from the crowds. This hike takes place in my local forest, where I live, and is accompanied by my friendly dog. Together, we’ll explore some of the most scenic and tranquil spots in the area. We’ll hike on forest trails with uneven terrain and a few hills. By Norwegian standards, this is considered an easy hike—accessible to most, and all participants have completed it without issues. The adventure begins with a short 5-minute walk from the train station to the edge of the forest. From there, we start uphill, reaching a scenic viewpoint at 153 meters above sea level. After enjoying the view, we descend to a serene lake where we’ll take a relaxing break. Following the break, we continue uphill again, making our way out of the forest and back to another train station, where you’ll catch a direct ride back to Oslo. This is a loop trail, so you’ll experience different landscapes throughout the hike. Along the way, you’ll also get a glimpse of how the locals live and experience life outside the city. You’ll be back in Oslo by 12:00 PM—perfect timing to join another adventure, like the "Norwegian Food Tour & Hidden Gems." Let me know if you'd like more information about this tour! Why Join This Hike? * Authentic & Personal Experience – Explore with a passionate local guide in a small group (up to 4 people). * Breathtaking Views – Hike to a scenic viewpoint and discover hidden natural gems. S* ustainable Tourism – Support local, eco-friendly experiences while avoiding the crowds. * Runs Year-Round – Experience Norway’s beauty in every season. * Just a 20-Minute Train Ride from Oslo’s Center. Winter Hiking: In winter, the landscape transforms into a magical wonderland. You’ll walk through snow-covered forests, past frozen lakes, and breathe in the crisp winter air. For your comfort and safety, we provide spikes for icy trails and warm seat pads for breaks. Wildlife: The forest is home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, moose, badgers, martens, squirrels, hares, snakes, butterflies, and spiders. Join me for a truly special nature experience—where adventure, tranquility, and breathtaking scenery come together in the heart of Norway’s wilderness.

Oslo: Hovedøya and Nakholmen Island Hopping Tour

Oslo: Hovedøya and Nakholmen Island Hopping Tour

Your adventure begins at Jernbanetorget, where your guide will meet you at the Tiger Statue outside Oslo Central Station. After a short briefing, we will then hop on electric tram, or "trikk" as the locals say, and take a short ride through the city over to Aker Brygge, a lively waterfront district known for its chic restaurants, shops, and stunning views of the Oslo Fjord. From here, we’ll set sail on a fully electric ferry to kick off our Island Hopping journey. In just ten minutes, we’ll arrive at Hovedøya, an island steeped in history with medieval monastery ruins from the 12th century. Here we can explore the atmospheric abbey ruins, wander the peaceful cemetery, and stroll along the scenic trails. The island also offers panoramic fjord views and, for the brave, a chance to swim at one of its tranquil beaches. Next, we’ll cruise over to Nakholmen Island, a 25-minute ferry ride with stops at several neighboring islands. Nakholmen is a charming island, home to around 180 coastal cottages where families continue the tradition of escaping to the island for weekends and holidays—an authentic slice of Norwegian cabin culture. From Nakholmen, we will catch a ferry back to Aker Brygge. The ride will take about 20 minutes and will allow us one last chance to take in the beauty of the fjord and it's surroundings. Finally, we’ll hop back on the tram to Jernbanetorget, completing our 4-hour journey. Be sure to bring a swimsuit if you'd like to take a refreshing dip in the fjord! Photo Credit: Josh Lake

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4.6
(76 reviews)

I really liked this activity, our guide Mustafa was very friendly and had rich discussions. He was able to feed us with his history, anecdotes and details about the country, the region and the specificities of the nature that surrounded us. A very caring guide who allowed us to get closer and have a great time by the fire followed by this torchlight walk surrounded by nature under its white coat ... a magical experience! Do not hesitate to take this experience with Mustafa!

Anamazing and magical experience. Our guide was so experienced and gave clear instructions all around. We had lots of wind which made it challenging to lightthe capfire ad torchlight, but he aced it and made it all happen. A real bargain and a unforgettable experiece 👌🏼✈️🇳🇴

The guide was amazing, as we had a smaller group we only had one. he took the time to make sure he talked to all of us and answered any questions we had.

It was amazing our tour guide was absolutely amazing, he was knowledgable and cares for his work. I recommend this to everyone and I have no negatives.

it was amazing ! guide was so helpful and so friendly. tour has been orginized perfectly ! If I come to Oslo again I defnitely do it again & again :)