Top Oslo Snowshoeing

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.

Our 2-hour daytime Top of Oslo Tour takes us through the romantic “Kittelsen” forests to a surprising and spectacular view over Oslo. When the weather is clear, you can hardly believe you were just in the city. We stop at the viewpoint where guests will rest with a warm drink. This tour runs from 10:00-16:00.

Bring your camera and your appetite for this exciting and edible dinner cruise on the Oslo fjord. Hop aboard a electric boat for a sail into the evening sun. Spot lighthouses like Dyna Fir and the Oslo skyline before enjoying a three-course dinner from the local partner. Your locally-sourced Norwegian meals has no wines included.

Learn something new—and explore the arctic landscape in a more active way than many other tours—on this small-group cross-country ski experience in Oslo, designed for beginners and those keen to sharpen their skiing skills. Learn the basics, glide through the snow, and go at a relaxed pace. Along the way, stay warm with a traditional local snack and hot drink all included.

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.