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Experience the heart of Oslo on a private walking tour beginning at Jernbanetorget, the city’s central meeting point. From the lively station square, your guide will lead you through elegant pedestrian streets, historic landmarks, peaceful park spaces, and iconic architectural gems that showcase Oslo’s blend of modern energy and rich Nordic heritage. As you explore grand buildings and scenic public areas, you’ll hear engaging stories that bring Norway’s capital to life. With flexible durations from 1 to 6 hours, this tour offers the perfect introduction to Oslo’s history, culture, and welcoming atmosphere.

We will take the train to Spikkestad station and continue along the Old Drammen Line Rail Trail to Lier. On our way we pass through two tunnels (the longest is lit) and two railway stations. You will get a great view of the Drammen fjord while moving downhill towards Lier. The trip is six kilometres long, but can be extended to Old Lier Station (10 km) free of charge upon request.

Join us on a fascinating journey back to the Viking Age. Enjoy a guided bus tour to the most significant highlights of the Viking era, with lunch included. Just one hour from Oslo. The world's most important Viking discovery was made here: the Oseberg Ship and the Gokstad Ship. Join us on a delightful guided tour, where you'll actively participate, experience, and taste the Viking Age firsthand. Our guide enhances our travel experience in a minibus with stops and activities along the way.

This expedition captures the essence of Arctic summer – rugged landscapes, turquoise bays, and light that can freeze time. We set off from Tromsø, step by step approaching the culmination of the day: the golden hour over the ocean.

Thanks to our wonderful guides, our trips are exceptional. We organize a bonfire with refreshments, and in between, we take photos with our guests. We ensure our guests' comfort. Thanks to our many years of experience, our trips are unique and unforgettable.

How did a Viking outpost become a Nobel city? Walk from the Opera House to Parliament, City Hall and the Royal Palace with a Licensed Guide, ending near Akershus Fortress—and more. HIGHLIGHTS: -Discover Oslo with a 5-Star Licensed Guide on a relaxed city walk -See the Oslo Opera House, Karl Johans gate and the Royal Palace -Learn how Vikings, kings and democracy shaped Norway’s capital -Immerse yourself in Nobel legacy at Oslo City Hall and Akershus Fortress -Discover waterfront life at Aker Brygge and local culture beyond crowds This tour is more than a walk—it is a carefully curated experience that balances must-see landmarks with hidden layers, guided at a relaxed pace that allows you to listen, ask questions, and feel connected. Don't settle for a surface-level overview. Choose a walking tour that stays with you. Join us and book your Oslo experience today.

Oslo has always faced the sea — and this tour shows you both sides. Walk Karl Johans gate with a Private Licensed Guide, then sail the Oslofjord on an included cruise. HIGHLIGHTS: - Explore Oslo's iconic Karl Johans gate with a 5-Star Private Licensed Guide - See Oslo City Hall, home of the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony each December - Learn why Ibsen and Bjørnson shaped Norway's identity as much as any politician - Admire Oslo Cathedral's Baroque altar and sweeping ceiling frescoes up close - Sail the Oslofjord on an included 1,5-hour round-trip cruise with audio guide Oslo rewards those who take their time — and this tour gives you two ways to see it. Walk the city's most iconic street with Rosotravel and a Private Licensed Guide, then set sail on the Oslofjord on a private cruise. Book your spot today and see Oslo from both land and water.

You will begin your tour by meeting your English Speaking Guide at the Port and heading towards an open-air museum, Vest Agder Cultural Heritage Museum, you will learn about all of the 30 houses that have been re-erected here and the area, which is divided into 4 sections, which gives you a close insight to the museum and it's various districts. As you leave the museum, you will now have a panoramic drive towards the suburb area of the City and the famous village of Soegne. As you make your way through Soegne, you will pass by the lovely church, Soegne Gamle Kirke, which is a beautiful parish church and it is located in the southern part of the village, Tangvall. You will now have a scenic drive towards Hoellen, where you will have the chance to stroll through one of the old streets lined with beautiful wooden houses of Norway. Ensure you bring your camera for some great pictures!

Small Group tour maximum 16 guests starts in the beautiful City of Roses, Molde. Molde was given this name for its numerous parks and public gardens. From Molde, we travel towards the traditional fishing village of Bud. Along the way we pass the Romstads Jord, the Malm fjord and the Elnes vågen area, famous for producing the delicious Jarlsberg” cheese. In Bud, we visit the Ergan Coastal Fortress from WWII. Ergan offers you a glimpse into the dramatic history of Bud, as well as beautiful views towards the village and over the ocean. Our journey continues along the infamous bay of shipwrecks, Hustad Vika. You will notice how the landscape changes from a fertile countryside to rugged, windblown islets and skerries, before we arrive at the Atlantic Ocean Road. This impressive road counts eight bridges, including one that is 23 meters high. These bridges seem to defy nature as they wind their way along the archipelago.

Join a small group tour with an English-speaking driver-guide, departing directly from the cruise port village of Geiranger. All departures are timed to match your cruise ship’s schedule. Travel uphill through stunning scenery to Flydalsjuvet, a spectacular viewpoint overlooking the UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord. Continue to Mount Dalsnibba and the Geiranger Skywalk, approximately 1,500 meters above sea level, for breathtaking panoramic views. The tour continues to Djupvatnet, a beautiful mountain lake at around 1,000 meters above sea level, perfect for photos. Before returning to the pier, experience the famous Eagle Road with its 11 dramatic hairpin bends. At the final bend, enjoy another stunning viewpoint over the Geirangerfjord and the Seven Sisters waterfall. Note: In May, the road to Mount Dalsnibba may be closed due to snow. If so, it will be replaced with an alternative scenic stop of equal quality and duration.

The bus picks you up in Flåm and drives to Aurland, the largest village in the area. From there, we navigate hairpin bends up to the Stegastein viewpoint, 650 m (2132 ft) above sea level, offering breathtaking views of Aurlandsfjord. We then return to Flåm and continue to Stalheim Hotel via the 11.4 km Gudvangatunnel. The road offers spectacular fjord scenery with mountains, waterfalls, and forests. The historic hotel, once on the Oslo–Bergen postal route, now has 220 beds and panoramic valley views. After visiting Stalheim, we descend to the fjord and stop at Gudvangen, a picturesque village with unique fjord views. Following a final photo stop, the bus returns to Flåm pier.

This Ålesund guided tour, led by an English-speaking driver-guide, visits three coastal icons via bridges/tunnels, mixing history, heritage, and views on Giske/Godøy islands. Giske Church: Norway's sole white marble church (c.1130, Romanesque), a Giske family chapel. Seats 125 in rectangular nave; features 18thC carvings by Jakob Sørensøn Giskegaard, "kissing crosses." Restored post-Reformation; evokes Norman style amid serenity. Summer tours. Alnes Lighthouse: Godøy's NW coast, 1876 stone tower (26m tall), beam reaches 20 nautical miles thru stormy seas. Museum, quarters, cliffs, views—great for photos/birding. Red cabins nod to seafaring past. Aksla Viewpoint: 418m above Brosundet harbor; 360° fjord/island/Art Nouveau/mountain panoramas. Top Norway view via winding road; Fjellstua restaurant, wildflowers for sunsets.

• Spectacular panoramic film showcasing fjords and mountains at the Norwegian Nature Center • Audio-guided scenic drive through Måbødalen valley (English and German) • Norway’s most famous waterfall: The majestic Vøringsfossen with a stunning 182-meter drop

Our Local , experienced English speaking Driver-Guide is on hand to answer your questions and provide fist hand local knowledge

Discover Tromsø with your self-guided audio tour, exploring the Gateway to the Arctic at your own pace. Begin at the iconic Arctic Cathedral with its striking triangular form inspired by Arctic ice and its massive stained glass window. Ride the Fjellheisen cable car to 421 meters for panoramic views across the city, fjords, and the Lyngen Alps. Explore the Polar Museum documenting Arctic exploration and the indigenous Sámi people at 69 degrees north. Experience the Northern Lights from September through March when the aurora dances across Arctic skies in curtains of green, purple, and red. Venture into the wilderness on whale watching expeditions where orcas and humpbacks follow herring into the fjords, dog sledding adventures, and reindeer encounters with Sámi herders. Savor Arctic cuisine featuring king crab, stockfish, and reindeer in a city that blends dramatic landscapes, indigenous heritage, and resilient spirit as the cultural capital of the Norwegian Arctic.

Explore Oslo at your own pace with our self-guided tour app, immersing yourself in the city's rich history and culture. Begin at the Oslo Opera House, a striking architectural masterpiece on the waterfront, then venture to the Viking Ship Museum for a fascinating glimpse into Norway's maritime past. Admire the stunning sculptures at Vigeland Park, the world's largest sculpture park by a single artist, before strolling through the charming Grünerløkka neighborhood. Experience local flavors at the bustling Mathallen food hall, then marvel at masterpieces in the National Museum and the Munch Museum, home to Edvard Munch's famous "The Scream." Visit the Oslo Cathedral in the city center to see one of Oslo's oldest buildings, then explore the Fram Museum. Continue to the picturesque Akershus Fortress for a peaceful retreat with panoramic views of the Oslo Fjord, and end your tour with a relaxing walk through Frogner Park, taking in the serene atmosphere of Oslo's most popular green space.

On this trip all the guest will be seen and taken care of under the visiting. We take them with us on a trip in the forestry to see how we do the forestry. we show them the forestry machine we use and let the tray it. We drive around in the Forestry with snowmobile and Utv and the gest will get the opportunity to drive the snowmobile.We have fire pit to warm up the gest and grill some food on. Warm clothes the guest must have with them self. The guest will get an opportunity to test their skills to throw axe. And maybe we se the moose in the forestry.

Explore the best hidden corners of Stavanger and learn about the history of the Vikings. Admire the best views of the city. Pick the starting point of your choice, this can be from your accommodation or another spot close to the city. This tour has some fixed stops with the best corners of the city. Other than that you can also get this tour according to your preferences. This could include a stop at the best museums or also at the best local bar. If you stay for longer we will also provide you with the best tips for the next days. Enjoy Stavanger to the fullest and experience this Viking city. We are looking forward to meet you for this adventure!

What Sets Us Apart True Door-to-Door Service Skip the stress of finding bus stops or meeting points. We are one of the few operators in Stavanger offering a true door-to-door experience. We pick you up directly from your hotel, Airbnb, or apartment and drop you back at your doorstep. You relax; we drive. Personalized Small Groups Avoid the "big bus" crowds. We travel in comfortable private vehicles with tiny groups. This means a flexible pace, a quiet atmosphere, and a direct connection to your guide. You aren't just a number—you're a guest. Expert Navigation On busy days with 12,000 cruise guests in town, Stavanger is hectic. We handle the complex logistics of the Ryfylke Tunnel and trailhead parking seamlessly. Enjoy a narrated journey through world-record engineering and local towns like Jørpeland before you even start the hike. We turn the commute into part of the adventure!

By Bike you see more - Enjoy a relaxed bike trip to the best hidden corners of Stavanger as well as an amazing tour to the famous Viking fjord "Hafsfjord". Pick the starting point of your choice, this can be from your accommodation or another spot close to the city. This tour has some fixed stops with the best corners of the city. After we have stopped at the best picture and view points of the city we continue our trip to the famous Hafsfjord. At Hafsfjord you will see the 3 swords that are symbolizing the famous Viking battle. After a short break we will continue along the coast were we will get a taste of how Norwegian people life. This includes amazing landscape and pictures roads in wonderful nature. Enjoy Stavanger to the fullest and experience this amazing city. We are looking forward to meet you for this adventure!

Experience the Arctic’s rich culinary heritage with a cinnamon bun workshop, and a visit to a traditional rorbu. Begin in Henningsvær, where a local baker guides you in crafting perfect Nordic cinnamon buns. Enjoy your fresh pastries with coffee in a cozy café before stepping inside a historic fisherman’s cabin to learn about Lofoten’s cod fishing and stockfish traditions. Taste a selection of local delicacies, from smoked fish to Arctic goat cheese, each telling a story of tradition and quality. We will also go inside a working, historic fish factory to which we have exclusive access. This is truly a unique tour in Lofoten.

Experience the magic of Norway’s Arctic summer on our Midnight Sun Magic tour, a 4-hour evening adventure that takes you to Lofoten’s most breathtaking northern viewpoints—Eggum, and Gimsøya. As the midnight sun lingers above the horizon, casting an ethereal golden glow across the landscape, you’ll witness one of nature’s most surreal spectacles. From the pristine shores of Haukland to the rugged beauty of Eggum and the wild, windswept scenery of Gimsøya, each stop offers a unique perspective on this rare phenomenon. With expert local guides leading the way, this intimate tour is perfect for photographers, nature lovers, and anyone seeking an unforgettable encounter with the endless daylight of the Arctic summer.

Step into the world of the Arctic’s Indigenous people on this unforgettable Sami Reindeer Experience. Travel from Svolvær to a remote reindeer paddock where you’ll meet the reindeer herd and spend time with genuine Sami reindeer herders. Learn about the rich history, customs, and traditions of the Sami people, and gain insight into their deep connection with nature and the reindeer. You’ll have the opportunity to get close to the reindeer, feed them by hand, and hear personal stories from Sami hosts. This experience offers a rare cultural encounter that’s both authentic and immersive. A lunch is included, either served around the fire in a traditional lavvu (Sami tent) or provided as a quality packed meal depending on the day's schedule. This is a must-do experience for those looking to go beyond the typical tourist trail and connect with the living culture of the north.

Explore three of Lofoten’s stunning beaches on a half-day coastal adventure starting from Svolvær. This tour combines gentle walking along the picturesque shores with breathtaking scenery and glimpses of local surf culture. The journey features a scenic drive to Haukland Beach, followed by a leisurely 4 km coastal walk to Uttakleiv Beach, known for its photographic beauty. Conclude your day at Unstad, a renowned surf beach, where you can enjoy coffee and cinnamon buns at a cozy café while watching surfers tackle Arctic waves. - Half-day tour suitable for ages 10 and up, featuring moderate walking - Journey includes visits to Haukland, Uttakleiv, and Unstad beaches - Scenic drive and expert guidance included in the tour - Refreshments available for purchase at Unstad's café