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Maximize your time on land with this private shore excursion—designed to highlight the best of Oslo without wasting a minute. Start at the cruise port with a scenic drive to Vigeland Sculpture Park—home to the world’s largest sculpture collection by a single artist—then continue to the Kon Tiki Museum. Afterward, explore the heart of Norway’s capital on foot with a local guide to visit landmarks such as Akershus Fortress, Oslo Cathedral, the Parliament Building, the National Theater, the Royal Palace, and Oslo Opera House.

Embark on a private full-day journey from Oslo to experience the breathtaking beauty of Western Norway. Start your day with an early morning hotel pickup before heading into the scenic countryside. Enjoy breathtaking views from Stegastein — a rare experience on tours from Oslo. Hop aboard a train bound for the spectacular Sognefjord - 'Flam railway' and immerse in the dramatic views of the fjords. This all-inclusive experience takes care of every detail, allowing you to fully enjoy the landscapes without the hassle of planning.

Get a true feel for Oslo as you join a guided bicycle tour through the heart of the city. The best way to discover the hidden gems and highlights that make Oslo truly special. Throughout this guided tour, our knowledgeable guides will weave tales of Oslo's history and culture. Don’t miss this opportunity to explore all the best highlights of Oslo!

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).

Inhale the fresh air and take in the natural beauty surrounding Oslo during this hiking tour. Join your guide for a train ride to the Snippen station where you’ll begin your hike. Ready your strength for a climb to the top of a hill where you’ll earn a dazzling view of the Oslo fjord and Lake Maridalsvannet. Take photographs of the scenery and be on the lookout for wildlife sightings.

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.

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.

Embark on an extraterrestrial-themed exploration of Oslo's Vigeland Park with an interactive scavenger hunt. This mobile adventure combines challenges, storytelling, and discovery as you navigate through notable sites like The Children’s Circle, The Lone Girl statue, and lesser-known corners. As you solve challenges, a story unfolds, offering directions on your phone for the next location. Ideal for those seeking an alternative sightseeing experience, this game adds an entertaining twist to your Oslo visit.

Oslo has changed drastically in recent decades, and you’d never know it—until you take this private self-guided audio tour. Starting at Vaterland Bridge, south of Oslo Plaza, you’ll wander the Akerselva, learning how this once-industrial corridor, riddled with history, became the city’s green getaway. Take the tour at your own pace, pausing as you like, ending at a cozy cafe with waterfall views.

Uncover the Magic of Oslo with Your Personal Audio Guide Tired of feeling touristy — but still want to experience Oslo? With 100 captivating audio stories straight to your phone, this self-guided audio tour is your key to discovering Oslo’s most iconic landmarks such as the Akershus Castle and Aker Brygge, as well as hidden gems. Weave through the lush Vigeland Park and the bustling Karl Johans Gate while this flexible walking tour lets you explore at your own pace — no groups, no schedules. Get a personal guide in your pocket at a fraction of traditional tour prices: ✅ No app download — works directly from your browser ✅ Start anytime, anywhere ✅ Explore top sights & hidden gems ✅ Enjoy full flexibility with pause and resume features ✅ Vivid storytelling with soundscapes and voice narration ✅ Perfect for solo travelers, couples, or families After booking, just submit the last 5 digits of your phone number in the “promo code” field at App.trales.io to activate your access.

An immersive historical story of Oslo, this audio tour will take you on a fantastic journey where you will see such sights as the fascinating Viking Ship Museum and the mighty Akershus Fortress. Perfectly suited for discovery on foot, our self-guided audio tour allows you to set the pace and explore at your leisure as you uncover the stories of this exciting city. On this tour you will learn about the important role the sea has played in the development of the city over the past 800 years and how it has shaped the lives of the people who live here. To discover this wonderful city in your own time and at your own pace just download this self-guided audio tour, pop in your headphones, open the map that comes with your download and start walking. The tour will take approximately two hours, but you can pause the audio guide when needed. Grab a bite to eat or do some shopping along the way. Please note that this tour is only available in English.

Join me on a walking tour through Grünerløkka. We will discover the area’s unique history, lush nature, creative scene, and the hippest cafés, bars and restaurants. Why choose this tour? As an independent guide, I have created my own tours, driven by my passion for Oslo’s rich culture and history. After years of designing itineraries/scripts for tour companies, I have created my own tours to offer a more personal, authentic experience. Unlike the generic tours provided by companies that subcontract local guides, my tours are thoughtfully crafted and full of personal insights and stories. Average tour group is 2-4 people. Suitable for: Solo Travellers Couples Groups Photo takers If you want a personal insight into one of the most interesting neighborhoods in Oslo Anyone who wants a unique experience with a focus on culture and history

Channel your inner Sherlock Holmes in this murder mystery hunt around the beautiful city of Oslo around Akershus! In ‘The Murder by Akershus Fortress' you are taken back to the year 1965. You are Oslo's newest investigator. A woman's body has been found near Akershus Fortress. It is up to you to solve the crime and find the culprit! After your purchase, you go to the designated pickup point and collect the mystery package containing everything you will need to solve this mystery. When you have collected it, you are free to begin whenever you want. Enjoy the flexibility of starting and stopping as you please. Solving this murder mystery is an exciting and challenging activity that you can try together with your family, friends, or colleagues. You must be a minimum of 2 people to buy this. A good tip! We recommend 2-4 in a group. If you are more than 4 people, you can buy more mysteries and compete against each other. The winner is the group that solves the mystery the fastest.

On this quickfire tour, see everything that Oslo has to offer in just one single hour. Learn about the history of Oslo and its Viking founders as you walk the streets of the city, and see street art and historic buildings while your guide explains how the city of Oslo has changed over the centuries. Hear what life is like in Oslo for locals, and get great insider tips for the rest of your stay.

Experience Oslo’s cuisine and natural beauty combined with this local-led, multi-faceted tour. Meeting right at your hotel, you’ll follow your personal guide to the River Aker, where you’ll scope out waterfalls, historic bridges, and spot some of the city’s best street art. Nature meeting urbanization, you’ll then head over to sample Norwegian foods at Mathallen Oslo, one of northern Europe’s finest food halls, and taste the latest in Nordic cuisine.

Are you tired of having to be a part of large tour groups? Well, don’t worry because this self-guided audio tour through Oslo was made for you! Explore the downtown highlights of Oslo with me the right way: Walk at your own pace, relax when you feel like it, and take as much time as you like. The tour starts from Oslo's famous public square in front of the town hall and traces a route up to the Royal Palace, before walking down Karl Johan Avenue, Oslo’s main street. Along the way, I'll fill you in on some of Norway's history, its royal family and its famous writers. You’ll take in Oslo's famous historic sights and also experience a more modern side of Oslo, with its shops, street musicians and parliament. We'll end the tour in Bjørvika, a bay with a perfect view of the National Opera and Ballet. The tour is ready whenever you are and the audio plays automatically at exactly the right time and place using your smartphone's GPS and the VoiceMap mobile app, which also works offline.

Visit with us Norway - a famous landscape full of natural beauty - fjords, mountains, glaciers or waterfalls, but also the longest tunnel in the world, the famous troll places. You will also see Oslo, Lillehammer and picturesque Bergen. You will see all this in our a unique trip in a small group - up to 8 participants. Don't hesitate take a trip with us and experience the things that this great country has to offer in a this special tour.

A three-hour guided hike through the forests just outside Oslo, built around Viking history and Norse folklore — developed with a Viking expert who helped shape every story along the route. Walking beneath the trees, you'll hear the myths that defined a civilisation: the creation of the world, Thor's legendary fishing trip, the tragic death of Baldur, and many more tales. The forest has its own inhabitants too — trolls, the enchanting Huldra, and the Nøkken, creatures that have lured people into the woods for as long as the people of Scandinavia have told their stories. We stop at Trollvann lake for Norwegian trail snacks and a hot drink. Your guide will tell you the story behind the food too. The myths don't stay in the past. By the end of the hike, you'll understand how Norse cosmology laid the foundations for a distinctly Norwegian relationship with nature — one that persists in friluftsliv, allemansretten, and the quiet romanticism Norwegians still bring to their forests today.

Experience the highlights of Oslo on this 3-hour private walking tour with a knowledgeable local guide. Discover Norway’s vibrant capital while learning about its fascinating Viking heritage, royal traditions, and modern Scandinavian lifestyle. Hear engaging stories about Oslo’s transformation from a historic trading city to one of Europe’s most innovative and livable capitals. Starting from a central meeting point, explore some of Oslo’s most famous landmarks including Karl Johans gate, the lively main boulevard, the historic Oslo Cathedral, and the impressive Royal Palace surrounded by beautiful parkland. Continue to the iconic Oslo City Hall, home of the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony, and the medieval Akershus Fortress overlooking the Oslofjord. Along the way, your guide will also introduce hidden corners of the city and share local insights to help you experience Oslo like a local. Hotel pick-up available for central hotels (Zone 1). Please confirm your hotel in advance.

Our skilled instructors take you on an experience-rich tour on calm water in beautiful nature, including a historical background. We give you an introduction to develop your paddling skills and the trip is suitable for everyone, both adults and children. The tour starts on the beach at Bogstadvannet where the boats are ready. We paddle past Bogstad Manor, a magnificent manor house from the 17th century. Furthermore we paddle up the Sørkedal River, which winds its way into the valley. Here we can paddle upstream on a calm river with exciting nature and wildlife on both sides. The paddling trip continues to the north-east corner of the lake and we disembark at Bjørnsgard, which is a small Norwegian folk-museum with several small log houses and farm buildings. The oldest buildings are up to 800 years old and are among the best preserved in the world. Here we take a short break with coffee, mineralwater and a snack before paddling back.

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.

Explore Oslo’s top attractions in comfort with your own private local driver. Customize your itinerary with stops at iconic locations like Holmenkollen, Vigelandsparken, and the Oslo Opera House. Enjoy flexible timing at each site, ensuring a personal experience tailored to your interests. Your journey begins with hotel pickup in a premium Tesla Model Y or similar vehicle, making travel not just convenient but also stylish. - Private city tour for up to 4 people in a premium car - Flexible stops at major attractions and viewpoints - Customize your time at each location - Convenient hotel pickup and drop-off included

Get a true feel for Oslo on a guided bicycle tour through the heart of the city. The best way to discover the hidden gems and highlights that make Oslo truly special. Enjoy a perfect mix of iconic sights, hidden gems, and local neighborhoods.

View Oslo through a new lens after you take this unique guided architectural tour through the city. A local guide will lead you and a group of eight or fewer around the significant buildings filling Norway’s capital. Learn about modern and historical architecture trends as you pass by landmarks like the Oslo Opera House, The Norwegian Parliament, and Astrup Fearnley Museet.