Top Norway Walking Tours - page 11

Whether you’re only in Oslo for a short time on a cruise stop or have a packed itinerary for your vacation, this short yet detailed guided walking tour of Oslo city center is a convenient option. Join a local for a walking tour through the city where you’ll get an introduction to Norwegian history and culture. See the Oslo Cathedral, Karl Johans gate, and more.

It's hard to beat a good walk by a peaceful lake in the woods. Add warming up by a cozy fire afterwards and you've got the perfect match! Enjoy nature as locals do! This tour takes about 2 hours including public transportation. The walking distance is 2 kilometers. Please notice that standard tour price does not include public transport ticket. You should purchase your ticket separately. This is a private tour, and we can adjust the starting time to your wishes.

Our private dogsledding tour with an overnight stay stands out for several unique features: 1. Exclusive Personalized Experience: unlike group tours, our tailored approach allow guests to set their own pace and preferences. 2. Knowledgeable Experienced Guides: our expert guides lead the tour, share insights about the region, huskies, and art of dogsledding. 3. Intimate Interaction with Dogs: meet our friendly husky family and get an inside view of life in a small kennel with a high focus on animal welfare. 4. Authentic Accommodation: guests stay in a cozy private 150 years old log-house, blending rustic charm with modern comforts. 5. Northern Lights: at 69 degrees north, the area offers excellent chances of witnessing the Northern Lights, adding an enchanting element to the stay. 6. Customizable Tour: we strive to adapt the experience to your wishes, special occasions, or any limitations you may have, ensuring a truly personalized adventure. Welcome!

If you have limited time in Oslo, skip the crowded group tours and enjoy a personalized experience of the city. This private excursion is exclusively for your party and takes you to see the city’s main sights on foot. You’ll see such attractions as the Opera House, City Hall, and Royal Palace while learning from your guide about Oslo’s fascinating history.

Sightseeing tour by car (2 hours) and a walking tour (2 hours) in the city of Oslo with a visit to the Viking Museum. You will see Karl Johansgt Street, the old Akershus fortress, the National Theater, the parliament building, Oslo Cathedral, the Royal Palace, Vigeland Park, the Viking Museum, Oslo Town Hall, etc. Then you will return to the ship or you can stay in the city center and continue walking. Min travelers per product: 8

Spend a relaxing afternoon exploring Oslo with a local during this private guided walking tour. Join your local guide for a stroll through the city where you’ll discover the highlights of Oslo. View the reception room of the Oslo City Hall Gallery and see the National Theater. Walk to the top of The Norwegian National Opera & Ballet for a stunning rooftop view and see the Akershus Castle and Fortress.

Sightseeing tour of Oslo with a visit to the Viking Museum. You will see the street Karl Johansgt, the old fortress Akershus, the National Theatre, the Parliament Building, the Oslo Cathedral, the Royal Palace, the Vigeland park, the Holmenkollen Ski jump, the Viking Museum, etc. Then you can return to the pier or stay in the city center and continue the walk.

Enjoy personalized attention and plenty of chances to ask questions on this private, 6-hour walking tour in Oslo. Add a visit to the Kon-Tiki museum to the comprehensive tour, during which your guide will teach you about Norwegian history, culture, and architecture. Pickup and drop-off at your Oslo accommodations included.

On this audio tour through the historical centre of Norway’s fourth largest city, you’ll trace the city’s transformation from a medieval religious center to a canning industry powerhouse and, eventually, the wealthy ”Oil Capital of Norway” we see today. You’ll walk through the winding streets of Old Stavanger. You’ll see Northern Europe’s best-preserved neighborhood, where 18th and 19th-century buildings and wooden houses reveal the city’s working-class roots. The tour weaves together tales of herring booms, witchcraft trials, petroleum discoveries, and even connections to American history, showing you how this coastal community at the edge of the North Sea has repeatedly reinvented itself. You’ll also discover its identity as a street art destination, with plenty of pieces by international artists. By the end of this tour, you’ll have a greater appreciation for a city that has continually adapted, while staying true to its distinctive maritime character and architectural heritage.

The region of the Hardangerfjord – the fifth longest fjord in the world and the second longest fjord in Norway – has attracted people for millennia: first people came here after the last Ice Age around 7000 BC, the Vikings used its waterways, medieval farmers settled its fertile shores, poets and artists of the Romantic era visited the fjord for inspiration, tourists from abroad started coming here 200 years ago. The majestic beauty of this area is the reason. Experience Norway's magnificent nature concentrated in Hardanger region: you will see lush valleys, barren mountain landscapes, raging waterfalls and, of course, the Queen of the Fjords—the Hardangerfjord—on a 3-hour relaxing fjord cruise. Your own professional driver-guide provides interesting commentary to the sights and general information about Norway. Car on this tour is one of our Mercedes minivans or Tesla Model X (for 3 and less people). All of our cars have Norwegian Passenger Transport License.

Snowshoeing is an increasingly popular and easy way to experience the winter landscape. There are many possible routes and beautiful spots around Ålesund, Norway and our experienced guides tailor the trip according to the weather conditions and the participants' skill levels. Not many know it yet, but Ålesund and the surrounding areas offer many fantastic snowshoeing trips in beautiful surroundings. Our experienced guides know how to adapt the trip based on the weather conditions and the participants' skill levels. We drive together for about 30-40 minutes towards our hiking destination. The trip itself takes about 3.5 hours. The guide will share insights into the local flora and fauna, tell you stories about the area and local traditions. There will be opportunities to take a break along the way, take pictures and enjoy the spectacular views. After a pleasant outdoor lunch, we return to Ålesund with new, beautiful winter memories.

Discover a vibrant area of Oslo during this guided walking tour of the Grunerløkka neighborhood. A local guide will lead you through this hip part of town as you see beautiful street art and learn about the offbeat culture. Pass by galleries, cafes, vintage shops, and restaurants as you explore this riverside neighborhood. Be sure to bring money to purchase Norwegian specialties from the Mathallen food court.

Explore everything Oslo has to offer in one day on this comprehensive tour, that takes in both the modern side of Oslo and its Viking past. Spend two hours driving around the main neighborhoods of Oslo—pass by major landmarks and important buildings, and learn about the city. Then, follow your guide on a walking tour of Oslo, where you will visit the Viking Museum.

Bergen, the capital of the fjords, offers a rich experience through its 24 iconic sites to be discovered in one day. Immerse yourself in history at the Hanseatic Museum, climb Mount Floyen for breathtaking views, and visit the Cathedral dedicated to Olav the Holy. Stroll through the Bryggen district, admire the harbour and explore the Fish Point of Sale for local specialities. This 3h30-km walking tour will allow you to discover Bergen’s cultural and natural heritage while benefiting from the advice of a local Guide. - Explore 24 iconic attractions in one day in Bergen - Enjoy an 8 km walking tour, ideal for culture and nature lovers - Discover Hanseatic history and local gastronomy at the Fish Point of Sale - Easy access to major attractions, including Mount Floyen and Bryggen

Oslo tour by public transport (metro, bus, ferry) and walking. You will see the new district of Nydalen, the Kon-Tiki museum, the river Akerselva, the Bygdoy peninsula, etc. The tour ends in the city center. *The start time of the tour can be set according to your preference.

Escape into the Arctic wilderness on this private snowshoe experience to a stunning summit above Ersfjord, just outside Tromsø. Designed for those seeking tranquility and exclusivity, this tour offers breathtaking scenery far from the crowds. With private hotel pickup and your own local guide, the experience is seamless and personal. The 4 km hike is easy to moderate and adapted to your pace, taking you through snow-covered forests and open ridges. At the summit, enjoy panoramic views over Ersfjord while relaxing with warm drinks and light snacks in complete peace. This exclusive experience is perfect for those who value privacy, comfort, and authentic Arctic nature.

See an unexpected side of Norway on this walking tour of Oslo. Learn about the modern city of Oslo, its cultural and artistic scenes, and find out how the city has changed over the centuries to become a modern, vibrant city. Hear about the original Viking citizens of Oslo, and the surrounding wild countryside, and discover hidden gems ideal for photographers and Instagrammers to capture on camera.

Our tour begins at the Svalbard Tourist Information Center, guiding you through the heart of town past key historic and cultural landmarks, and concludes at the Memorial of John Longyear, tracing the narrative of this remarkable Arctic settlement. Go at your own pace, anytime. The tour never expires. And it's the best deal in town. Listen again later anytime time.

Experience Oslo like never before with your self-guided audio tour, designed for travelers who want the freedom to explore on their own terms — without missing the stories that bring the city to life. With 58 carefully curated points of interest, the tour covers everything from Oslo’s most iconic landmarks to hidden historical gems. Discover cultural highlights, architectural wonders, and captivating local stories — all with rich audio narration that activates automatically as you approach each location. Using the Guide To Go app, you’ll see a full overview of the city’s historical and cultural sites right on your mobile device. Simply walk through Oslo at your own pace, and as you move within the red circle around each point on the interactive map, the corresponding audio will play. No need to press a button — just walk, look, and listen.

Experience the majestic beauty of the Western Norway on this short 8-to-9-hour round-trip by car from Bergen. In a comfortable private minivan, with a private driver-guide, you will travel to Hardangerfjord, the second longest fjord in Norway. On this tour, you will see several gorgeous fjords, stop at 3-4 fresh waterfalls, experience the amazingly beautiful nature of Hardanger region. On the way back to Bergen you will stop in the town of Vossevangen (VOSS) – the center of Voss municipality – where you will be able to take the cable car up to Mount Hangur for a magnificent view and a tasty meal. Your own professional driver-guide is with you all the time and provides interesting commentary to the sights and general information about Norway. Car on this tour is one of our premium Mercedes minivans. When only 1-3 people are going on this tour, we may use our premium Tesla Model X. All our cars have Norwegian Passenger Transport License.

Visit the Polar Ship Fram Museum with its exacting story and the Open-Air Museum that holds rural history of Norway. During the city tour you will also make great photo stops at such attractions as Akershus Castle and Fortress and the Royal Palace Park (Slottsparken), Oslo Cathedral, Oslo Fjord and Oslo Opera House and many others.

Why hike with the tourists when you can find peace on the trail with us? Combining canoe paddling, hiking along an old path now rediscovered, and an authentic Norwegian packed lunch, we are proud to offer this unique experience to our guests! After pickup in Stavanger, and collecting our delicious lunches, we arrive at Preikestolen Basecamp. After a safety canoe instruction, we paddle across the lake, make our way onto shore, and hike along an old and forgotten trail. Tourists don’t know this trail even exists, and other guide companies don’t use it. This means we have the trail to ourselves! The pace allows for time to adjust clothes and equipment for comfort, time to drink water, rest and enjoy lunch, and to take pictures along the way. The hike takes roughly 3 hours to reach Preikestolen - our main goal for the day. After we have enjoyed the scenery and relaxed for a while, we head back down. It normally takes about 2.5 hours to get back down to the parking area.

Explore Oslo at your own pace with a self-guided walking tour on your phone. You get a clear map of all 13 stops, simple directions through Google Maps, and short audio stories you can play when you reach each location. The route covers central Oslo and the waterfront, from Oslo Cathedral to the Oslo Opera House, passing sites like the Royal Palace, the Parliament building, and Akershus Fortress. Start anytime, pause whenever you like, and explore freely. No groups, no schedules. Audio and text available in 7 languages.

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.