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The history of Jews in Oslo and Norway is brief and distinctive. This tour is also unusual as it covers most of the history on one street. We will begin in front of the location where the first Jewish family settled in Oslo and continue up the city's main street Karl Johan. The street was always bustling with activity, and it's no surprise that Jewish businessmen also opened stores there. Monuments, the Parliament building, and even the city's main church all have some connection to Jewish history. Imagine that even the Royal family has something in common with a Jewish boy from Tunisia. The tour is accompanied by many visual materials and stories from Oslo's Jewish community. Tour ends by the synagogue. Unfortunately It is not always possible to visit it. The walk from the Palace to the synagogue can be challenging. No worries, there is a possibility to take a bus (tickets are not included). If your preferred date is unavailable, please send a message with your preferred tour time.

Choose your own adventure on a self-guided tour of Norway, traveling from Oslo to Bergen through UNESCO-protected fjord and mountain scenery. A combination of train and ferry transit make for an exciting mix as you travel to Myrdal, Flåm, Gudvangen, and Voss, before arriving in Bergen. With all travel expenses covered, and a route in place, this trip has all the freedom of self-guided exploration without the hassle of planning it yourself.

Enjoy a sightseeing cruise on the calm waters of the Oslo Fjord (or Oslofjord) for a relaxed way to see the city from a vantage point on the water. As you sail through the fjord, listen to onboard commentary that shares insight into Oslo’s history and the surrounding natural landscape. With multiple departure times available throughout the day, it’s easy to fit this cruise into your sightseeing plans.

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.

First-time visitors in Oslo can experience a variety of highlights during this convenient walking tour through the city center. Discover landmarks like the City Hall, Grand Hotel, University, and Parliament with insider commentary from your guide. This tour is perfect for getting an engaging introduction to the city, whether you plan to explore further on your own or are only in Oslo for a short time.

Getting to know a new city isn’t just about seeing its sights but meeting its people. With this private custom Oslo tour, connect with a local for a real feel of the city they love. Share your interests with your friend-in-the-making before meeting for a walking tour that delivers a personalized and authentic take on the city: from pointers on restaurants to finding little-known sights and ways to get around.

Sample some of Norway’s best beer and cheese with this tasting. Learn about the history and culture of Oslo, explore a local market, and head to a pub to taste beers from all over Norway. Try delicious brie, goat cheese, blue cheese, and of course, classic Norwegian brunost (brown cheese).

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.

When your cruise ship docks at the Port of Oslo, head into town and see the sights on a hop-on hop-off tour with City Sightseeing. This DIY shore excursion allows you to explore Oslo at your own pace, and learn about the landmarks and attractions with the help of audio commentary. Use your 24-hour ticket to see sights like the Kon-Tiki Museum, Akershus Fortress, Vigeland Sculpture Park and more.

Get away from the awkward group walking tours and explore Oslo on your own, but with the help of a private guide. Traveling about the city’s most scenic areas on foot, you’ll hear tales of vikings and kings as you scope out Aker Brygge, City Hall, Akershus Fortress, and beyond. With the undivided attention of your guide, you’ll get your fill of Oslo tips, tricks, recommendations, and more.

See many of the Oslo area’s top highlights in just one day on this private limousine tour with hotel pickup. Discover Oslo attractions like the Kistefos Museum, Vigeland Sculpture Park, the Nobel Peace Center, the Royal Palace, and more. Venture beyond city limits to see Tyrifjorden lake and the Jevnaker region, all with personalized service and one museum entrance included.

Take a walk off the beaten path in Oslo to explore the hip Grunerlokka neighborhood. Visit shops, galleries, and breweries where Oslo locals like to hang out. Listen to commentary from your private guide about daily life in Oslo and the latest artistic and culinary happenings.

Discover more of the city—and take the guesswork out of sightseeing—on this small-group tour of Oslo. Hear the stories behind the city’s landmarks, including the Royal Palace and Akershus Castle and Fortress, and discover hidden gems you might otherwise have missed. Hear local legends, learn about war heroes and playwrights, and take in panoramic views along the way.

This full-day private tour makes exploring Oslo’s best sights simple and hassle-free. After pickup from your hotel, stroll from the medieval era to the Renaissance to the modern-day as you follow your guide to Vigeland Sculpture Park, the Holmenkollen National Ski Arena, and beyond. Also stop at the Fram Museum, where you can step aboard the most famous polar-bound ship in the world.

Tour the beautiful Oslo Fjord and discover Norwegian culture through its delicious food and drink. Walk the streets of Grønnland, taste local cured meats and craft beers, and enjoy a traditional Norwegian shrimp buffet as you cruise the Oslo Fjord. Learn about the history and culture of Oslo as you pass major landmarks.

As must of our participants. We else have been tourists.. We understand why is important to get must of the city with out rushing into a bad experience. We planned this tour with the only purpose to show you Oslo on a nice and effective bike tour. Biking in different parts of Oslo such as : Old side, downtown, harbour and even along the river that crosses the city is for sure a unique experience. Our tour else has an obligatory stop at a great waffel stand that will delight you with a typical Norwegian waffel.

The perfect tour for any photography enthusiast—explore the city's most photogenic spots with a local guide to capture street and landscape photographs. Head to the city’s parks and public gardens, see Oslo’s historic buildings and modern architectural designs, and look out to sea to truly discover what Oslo has to offer.

Get a closer look at some of Oslo’s most popular attractions on a private 3-hour walking tour. Follow your guide to Oslo City Call, Karl Johans Gate, the Norwegian National Opera & Ballet, and more. Set at a leisurely pace, you have ample opportunity to take photos and ask questions. Perfect for first time visitors, the tour also gives you the opportunity to get insider suggestions for the rest of your trip.

Norway’s capital city is a gorgeous mix of art nouveau architecture set against stunning fjords. Whether you’re visiting for a day or staying for a week, this private driving tour shows you the city’s highlights in a short time. Ride in a private car with a certified guide and discover Oslo’s diverse corners. From the Norwegian National Opera to the Royal Palace, stop for photos and short walks at each site.

Bring your best selfie pose for this exciting experience that’ll make all of your followers double-tab in awe. The Instagrammable Places of Oslo tour is a guided walking tour that takes you to some of the most ‘Gram-worthy spots in the city. Learn about Oslo as your local guide leads you to picturesque spots like the Old Aker Church and the floating structure, She Lies.

Get an insider's view of the history and traditions of the Scandinavian kitchen on this half-day tour in Oslo. This tour combines visits to Oslo historic highlights—such as Akershus Fortress, Parliament, Royal Residence, and the National Gallery—with eating and drinking destinations, including a traditional Norwegian canteen, the Freja Chocolatier, the main food market, and historic restaurants.

Skip the hassle of a map and guidebook with this Oslo walking tour that touches on the most important landmarks, as well as the Vigeland Park, in just a few hours. Learn about the city’s fascinating history from your guide as you stroll past highlights like Akershus Castle, Rådhuset (City Hall), and the Aker Brygge district. End in the vast Vigeland Park, home to more than 200 sculptures.

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.

Discover Oslo: Your All-Inclusive Guided Tour Welcome to Oslo! As a certified guide born and raised here, I’m excited to share my city’s highlights with you. Together, we’ll explore the best of Oslo—customized to your interests. From the modern waterfront with the Opera House and MUNCH Museum to historic landmarks like Akershus Fortress, Royal Palace, Parliament, and National Theatre. Oslo offers a blend of old and new. Visit the Vigeland Sculpture Park, the world’s largest single-artist sculpture park, for a unique artistic experience. For history lovers, I’ll take you to the Fram Museum, home to Norway’s polar exploration stories, and the Norwegian Folk Museum, where you can step back in time to experience traditional Norwegian life and architecture.