Top Oslo Rail Tours

Experience Norway’s picture-perfect Scandinavian scenery on a self-guided tour via the Flam Railway, with an overnight train ride. Start in Oslo and see many of Norway’s highlights, including the UNESCO World Heritage–listed fjords. Take a relaxing train ride through Flåmsdalen, a boat cruise down Aurlandsfjord and Nærøyfjord, and a bus ride through Nærøydalen, all without the hassle of keeping up with a group and guide.

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.

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.

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.

Note! On our tours, guests' safety always comes first. On this tour we move through the forest with live fire. If the guide assesses the situation or the weather in such a way that it challenges the guests' safety, we will not use torches. We still wander through the forest, and end up lighting a campfire. ‍ Hop on the metro and travel through quaint neighborhoods to Frognerseteren Station, which sits at about 500m above the fjord. After a few moments to soak in the views it's time to start our adventure! We will take a short walk over to the frozen Øvresetertjern Lake, where you will enjoy a cozy campfire, Norwegian style. We will have "hygge" - hot drinks, good conversation, roast marshmallows. Here, each guest will be given a flame torch. After a safety briefing, we’ll set off into the winter wilderness. The walk will last about 45 min and will end by the metro which takes us back to civilization.

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 two or three beautiful islands (depending on the season) scattered throughout Oslo’s fjords on a small-group island-hopping tour on foot and by ferry. Visit local villages, sea cliffs, historic sites, forests, and hidden beaches. Be sure to bring a swimsuit and towel to enjoy an invigorating dip in the Oslo Fjord. Stop for a scenic picnic in summer (bring your own), or hot drinks in winter.

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.

Escape Oslo for the day—and discover some of Western Norway’s most dramatic scenery—on this private excursion. Depart in the early morning from your hotel, drive into the countryside, and then travel by train: your destination is Sognefjord, the longest and deepest fjord in the country. Cruise on its waters, go for a trip on the Flam Railway, see the UNESCO-listed Nærøyfjord, and soak up the mountainous scenery.

Be immersed in the cultural and architectural majesty of Oslo on a leisurely half-day bike tour of the Norwegian capital. With a guide leading the way, cruise through the charming city streets and visit popular attractions including Aker Brygge shipyard, Akerhus Castle, and the Royal Palace. Have no trouble keeping up with your small group. You can even take the tour in winter, with bike and itinerary modifications.

This private tour is a chance to venture into the dark, enchanted heart of the Oslo Forest for an unforgettable nocturnal experience. As the blue hour descends, a time of twilight magic known in French as l'heure bleue, your journey begins. This liminal space between day and night, where shadows dance and secrets stir, is the perfect gateway to the forest's hidden mysteries. Let's explore it together!

A visit to Norway is not complete without learning about the locals' infamous ancestors. Book your ticket in advance and learn about the Viking era at Oslo's Viking Planet, which demonstrates the impact the Vikings had on Norwegian and world culture via holograms, cinematic experiences, virtual reality, and more.

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.

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.

Discover Oslo’s alternative side—and enjoy an indulgent sampling of the city’s finest street food bites—on this immersive walking tour. Meet your guide in the afternoon in the city’s Vulkan neighborhood, and come prepared with an appetite: you’ll enjoy tastes of everything from traditional Norwegian hot dogs and waffles to hot cocoa and cured meats. In between, learn all about the city’s creative, cultural offerings, and hear insider stories from your guide.

Set out on a private, full-day adventure from Oslo to discover the stunning natural beauty of Western Norway. Your journey begins with an early hotel pickup, followed by a scenic drive through the countryside. Travel by train to the magnificent Sognefjord—the longest and deepest fjord in Norway. Relax on a peaceful fjord cruise, experience the world-famous Flåm Railway, and marvel at the dramatic views of the UNESCO-listed Nærøyfjord. This all-inclusive experience takes care of every detail, allowing you to fully enjoy the landscapes without the hassle of planning. - Seamless day trip from Oslo to Norway’s spectacular fjord region - Visit iconic UNESCO World Heritage fjords and breathtaking mountain scenery - Private, personalized tour ensures flexibility and comfort throughout the day - Includes must-see highlights such as the Flåm Railway and Sognefjord cruise In winter months, cruise and train have changed timings. Hence, tour start time will have to be changed to early morning.

Join us on an private urban walk along the beautiful Akerselva river finishing with an optional local food tasting at Oslo's famous Mathallen indoor food hall. The Akerselva River Walk is a must-do for anyone visiting Oslo, offering the perfect mix of nature, culture, and history.

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.

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.