Top Oslo Architecture Tours

Experience the tranquility of a Norwegian fjord, without the noise of boat engines, on this silent cruise down the Oslo Fjord. Glide along the calm, deep waters and see look out for wildlife among the natural landscapes on either side of the fjord—and spot surrounding islands too.

Imagine yourself on a wintry maritime adventure with a visit to the Fram Museum of polar exploration. Board the original Fram vessel and tour its lounges, cabins, engine room, and cargo hold. Take an underground tunnel to the Gjøa building to see the first ship to travel the Northwest Passage. The onsite cinema shows an informative film on polar exploration every 15 minutes.

Wander back in time through Oslo's Old Town, exploring the historic Akershus Fortress, the majestic Oslo Cathedral, the iconic Oslo City Hall, the bustling Karl Johans Gate, and much more. Uncover Oslo's rich heritage with every step! Available in English and Norwegian Highlights: Visit the historic Old Town in Oslo with a 5-Star Private Guide • Marvel at iconic sights such as Oslo Cathedral, Karl Johans Gate and the City Hall • Walk through 700 years of history encapsulated in Akershus Fortress • Immerse yourself in Norwey's history, culture and funny legends • Enjoy a personalized tour tailored to your pace and interests Step into the enchanting world of Rosotravel, where every tour is carefully designed for an unforgettable experience. Our Oslo Old Town Highlights Private Walking Tour offers more than just sightseeing, as Expert Guides bring history to life at every turn.

Explore Oslo on a city sightseeing hop-on hop-off tour; it’s the perfect way to discover Norway’s capital at your own pace. Choose a 24- or 48-hour pass, and hop on and off the bus at multiple stops around the city. Listen to audio narration about each of the sights, and use the route to take you to attractions such as Vigeland Sculpture Park and Akershus Castle and Fortress.

Perfect for first-time visitors and those with limited time, this comprehensive coach tour of Oslo takes you to the city's most important attractions, including Vigeland sculpture park and Holmekollen ski jump, as well as the Fram and Folk Museum.

Add some excitement to your Oslo sightseeing with this city exploration game. Using role play and by solving challenges, you will learn about the history of Oslo as you follow clues around the city, from the Nobel Peach Centre to the Akershus Fortress. It's the perfect mix between a tour, an outdoor escape game, and a treasure hunt.

Oslo’s Vigeland Park is one of the world’s best sculpture parks, but it needs a little demystification. With your local guide leading the way, you’ll leave behind bemused confusion—what is “Man Attacked By Babies” trying to say?—to a deep appreciation for Vigeland’s wild take on the human body and artistic creativity. It’s a guaranteed, unique, only-in-Oslo adventure.

Explore the wonders of Oslo in one day with this captivating walking tour. Discover iconic places like Akershus Fortress, the Royal Palace, and the Munch Museum, while enjoying Norwegian cuisine in the lively Aker Brygge district. This tour also includes stops at the famous Café Engebret, Oslo Cathedral and the Nobel Peace Centre, offering a rich insight into the city’s history and culture. An ideal experience for art, history and nature lovers. - Visit 22 places of interest throughout Oslo in 1 day - Walking tour of 7.6 km, about 3 hours walk - Explore historical and modern sites at your own pace - Ideal for travellers wishing to discover Oslo in depth

Dive into the rich history of Norway's fascinating capital on this small-group walking tour. Starting at the strikingly modern Oslo Opera House, your guide will take you to several of Oslo's most important landmarks while telling you stories of how the city has grown and changed over the years and offering insider tips and local secrets to make the most of your time in the Norwegian capital.

Explore Oslo and get a great workout with this 3-hour kayak tour. Paddle through the beautiful waters of the Oslo Fjord as you see city sights and nature highlights like bays, beaches, and islands. No prior kayaking experience needed. Professional local guides can customize tour to suit group size and experience level.

The best way to see Oslo? From above it. On this guided hike, you’ll take a scenic train ride to Frognerseteren, making your way to the top of Vettakollen Mountain. Slowly scale up the gentle slopes of the mountain through forest and past small lakes, stopping at DNT Fuglemyrhytta cabin before reaching the summit overlooking the Oslofjord. The 5.4-kilometer route includes a final stroll through Nordmarka before returning to the city.

Whether it’s your first time in Oslo or you want to gain local insight into the city, this private tour covers all the highlights. Visit memorable landmarks such as Aker Brygge, the Royal Palace, and the Nobel Peace Center; enjoy stunning views across the Oslofjord; and learn about Norwegian history, mythology, and the Vikings. Depending on your chosen tour option, continue to Vigeland Park or visit one of the city’s museums.

See Oslo’s highlights quickly and efficiently on a tour of Norway’s capital while you gain insight into the city’s rich historical heritage from your guide. Take in views of the city from the vertiginous vantage point of the ski jump, see sculptures created by Gustav Vigeland, and pass by famous monuments, including the Oslo Cathedral and Akershus Castle, while listening to interesting commentary.

Explore Oslo without the crowds on this private, half-day tour led by your driver in a luxurious, air-conditioned Volvo XC90 vehicle. Visit several of the city’s top attractions, namely the Polar Museum, Kon Tiki Museum, Vigelandsparken, and Holmenkollen, with your tickets included. Ride a historic polar expedition boat, take in panoramic views at Tryvann Tower, and visit the world’s largest sculpture park.

The Twist is a gallery, a bridge, and a sculpture, all in one. The 1000 square meter building twists into a sculptural form and spans 60 meters across the Randselva river. The building was designed by the Danish star architects BIG - Bjarke Ingels Group and is cited as a "must-see" cultural destination by the New York Times, Bloomberg, and The Telegraph, amongst others.