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Megan_A, Nov 2026
Smooth Sailing on this Fun, Guided Boat Tour
This cruise is a serene, calm, laid back way to explore the waters near Oslo. The boat is clean and bright, and there really isn't a bad seat. Don't stay in the cabin the whole time; you'll be deprived of some wonderful views! The guide's audio is piped to the deck, so there's no reason to stay cooped up inside. If you enjoy beer, spring for a draft pint of the pilsner that's brewed especially for this company's tours. Skol!
Megan_A, Nov 2026
A+ for Oslo History 101
If you know very little about Oslo, its past and its present, please go on this tour. In two hours, the guide will present important points of Norwegian history, chat with the guests, and wind through the highlights of the City Center. I had the privilege of touring with only two additional guests, so it felt like a personalized, private tour. Don't shy away from a little rain and gray skies; it did not affect my experience. NOTE: if City Hall is open the day of your tour, take advantage of the free entry to City Hall. I did not go that same day, and it was closed to tourists the day after, my only remaining chance to see the interior.
Natalia_G, Oct 2026
Such great food
Kenneth was a great guide, and the dishes chosen for the tour were very unique and represent Norway. Kenneth was friendly, charismatic, and full of interesting facts. We got to try 5 dishes in total. I do wish I had left the tour with a more full stomach, but the tour was great regardless. You can tell the food choices were intentional and carefully considered. Accommodations for vegans was available with advance notice. Solid choice for a food tour.
Nemegtomaia, Oct 2026
Wonderful museums but pay attention to the ferry and bus schedules
I visited the Fram Museum, the Kon-Tiki Museum, and the Norwegian Maritime Museum which are located on the Bygdøy Peninsula. They are all beautiful and very engaging. Admission was free with the Oslo Pass (very useful and very affordable). On the way there we took the ferry, but on the way back (around 6:00 PM) we discovered that the ferry was no longer running. The Maritime Museum closes at 5:00 PM and the other museums at 6:00 PM, and we discovered that sometimes the last trips from the city are canceled and therefore there are not even those returning. In the absence of the ferry, it is possible to return to Oslo by bus 30, which, however, does not pass by the stop next to the museums after 6:00 PM; you have to walk about 15 minutes to get to another stop. So, don't miss the museums, but pay attention to the transport schedules!
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