Top Oslo Walking Tours

Lovely! The open air musuem was my favorite, it definitely made the trip. I also loved the sculpture park. Ship museum (the artic explorer one) was a bit underwhelming, I think it was supposed to be the Viking ship museum or teak ship museum but it was closed. Overall the guide was great. No where to stop for food. I would recommend packing a lunch! I also REALLY recommend getting the boat tour upgrade.

This was an absolutely wonderful boat tour! We were lucky to find this tour in late June 2026. The company was great to work with-- we booked this tour on our first day in Oslo and had a hard time getting a seat on the public transit to get there on time. I called them 20 minutes before the tour, and they very kindly rescheduled us for the afternoon. The boat was wonderful-- not too crowded, seats with a great view for everyone, and a variety of places to sit depending on if you wanted shade, sun, or views from the upper deck. The quiet ride of the electric boat was wonderful and glided nicely along the fjord. It was amazing to see Oslo from the water, and there are so many great sights that you can't see from land that you can see on this tour. The tour guide was very funny, had interesting and humorous facts about what we were passing along the tour, and also had good timing of when to be on the microphone and when to let us soak up the sun and beautiful views. The food on board was very nice, and nice variety of drinks. They also gave the option to get off the ferry around the museum island, which is a great option (especially if you get the morning tour). We went on several ferries through many fjords in Norway last summer, and they were all great, but overall this one was the most enjoyable and relaxing. If you are in Oslo and wanting a great way to spend a few hours, I highly recommend this fantastic tour!

We enjoyed the tour - there was a lot of local and Norwegian history included and we visited a lot of the local monuments. Our guide brought her husband since it was the weekend and he was available to explain the oil industry and local food places if you were interested. Just bring your walking shoes and an umbrella.