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Explore Oslo at your own pace with a self-guided walking tour on your phone. You get a clear map of all 13 stops, simple directions through Google Maps, and short audio stories you can play when you reach each location. The route covers central Oslo and the waterfront, from Oslo Cathedral to the Oslo Opera House, passing sites like the Royal Palace, the Parliament building, and Akershus Fortress. Start anytime, pause whenever you like, and explore freely. No groups, no schedules. Audio and text available in 7 languages.

Would you like to have more information about the northern lights? Would you like to become an aurora specialist? Are you amazed by the northern lights? If the answer is yes, we have something for you! Come to our small and customized aurora centre and enjoy our 30 minutes professional video by the atrophysicist Pål Brekke, learn about myths and mythology , take advantage of our professional guide to get all the questions you have answered, discover the best places to enjoy the aurora Borealis and maximize the chances to be spectator of one of the most enchanting natural phenomenon visible on our planet and learn how to get great pictures of the dancing lights. We will be here to welcome you, to assist you, to give all the tips top make your Lofoten adventure unforgettable. Small groups max 12 people, Professional staff at disposal Customized aurora lecture Tips to learn how to shoot the Aurora Tips to discover the best places to observe the northern lights in the Lofoten

Meet and feed the reindeer in Hammerfest during this short, informal experience designed for all ages. This unique opportunity allows you to participate in the daily feeding routine of these majestic animals, under the guidance of a local host. Capture memorable photos, learn a bit about reindeer, and enjoy a calm moment in nature without the commitment of a longer tour. Ideal for families and visitors on a tight schedule, this 30-minute visit promises an engaging and memorable interaction with the reindeer. - Short 30-minute reindeer feeding experience in Hammerfest - Suitable for all ages with easy access and no prior knowledge required - Engage in feeding the reindeer and take photos under guidance - Available from July 1st to October 1st, accommodating groups of 1–35 participants

Join us for an unforgettable walk through one of The Nordic's most beautiful and exciting cities. We share the real Oslo with you: the local customs, the authentic Scandinavian lifestyle, and all the insider knowledge that takes years to discover on your own. Have you ever wondered what life is like where the sun shines at midnight, or not at all? This is your chance to find out. At Hola Oslo, our goal is to give you a unique, friendly experience that goes far beyond the typical tourist route of dates and names. We want to show you the heart and soul of a nation defined by its incredible drive to exist, standing proud through centuries of history and deep cultural roots. Finding the most authentic spots in a new city takes time. That's why we've done that work for you. We'll show you the best hidden gems, the smartest ways to get around and exactly how to get the absolute most out of your time in Oslo by gifting you our exclusive interactive digital guidebook at the end of the journey

Engage with the Arctic in this family-friendly tour that combines reindeer feeding with a deep dive into Sami culture just outside Tromsø. Start your adventure with a scenic drive to Breivikeidet, where breathtaking landscapes set the scene. A Sami guide will share captivating stories about their rich traditions and daily life. Experience feeding up to 100 reindeer in a stunning winter setting and capture unforgettable moments. This tour is perfect for families looking for an easy yet enriching experience in the heart of Norway. Scenic drive through Tromsø’s beautiful countryside Learn about Sami culture, traditions, and daily life Feed and interact with up to 100 reindeer in their enclosure Tour duration: 3.5 hours, suitable for all ages, with a maximum of 50 participants

This is not a museum. Bruket – Fish Factory is the world's first visitor centre for wild fish, and you're walking into an operational factory where real production is happening around you. Your guide — one of the factory workers — takes you through the entire production, from raw catch to finished product ready for export. You'll see live king crab, learn about stockfish — one of Norway's oldest export trades — and discover how strict quotas, modern technology and generations of skill work together to keep this resource sustainable. Expect sounds, smells and hands-on moments. This is a full five-senses experience. The tour wraps up with a tasting of three products: boiled king crab, dried stockfish, and sugar-salted smoked Norwegian caviar. After the tasting, browse the gift shop for locally crafted jewellery and keepsakes featuring otoliths — the lucky stones found inside cod heads.

Discover the enchanting island of Hidra in an eco-friendly and comfortable way with e-bikes. By renting an e-bike and joining a guided tour that navigates through the island's charming paths, breathtaking nature, and rich history. Enjoy the freedom to explore at your own pace while delving into the fascinating stories of Hidra with an expert guide. Along the way, pause at scenic spots that offer splendid views, making your adventure both relaxing and informative. - Eco-friendly e-bike rental with guided tours available - Explore Hidra's charming roads and stunning landscapes - Immerse yourself in the island's rich history with a knowledgeable guide - Discover picturesque viewpoints perfect for breaks along the way

Many people are unsure of how to read the weather and aurora forecasts. They don`t want to go on a tour in bad weather, but also don`t want to miss the chance to book a seat. Let us use over 10 years of experience to help you chose when and where to go. On this tour we will communicate ahead of time and select the night and starting hour that we believe will be optimal for seeing Aurora. Ahead of the tour we will communicate and tell you about how we see the upcoming forecast. You will give us your available days and we will decide for you which day to go out.

Oslo has always faced the sea — and this tour shows you both sides. Walk Karl Johans gate with a Private Licensed Guide, then sail the Oslofjord on an included cruise. HIGHLIGHTS: - Explore Oslo's iconic Karl Johans gate with a 5-Star Private Licensed Guide - See Oslo City Hall, home of the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony each December - Learn why Ibsen and Bjørnson shaped Norway's identity as much as any politician - Admire Oslo Cathedral's Baroque altar and sweeping ceiling frescoes up close - Sail the Oslofjord on an included 1,5-hour round-trip cruise with audio guide Oslo rewards those who take their time — and this tour gives you two ways to see it. Walk the city's most iconic street with Rosotravel and a Private Licensed Guide, then set sail on the Oslofjord on a private cruise. Book your spot today and see Oslo from both land and water.

Experience the Arctic’s rich culinary heritage with a cinnamon bun workshop, and a visit to a traditional rorbu. Begin in Henningsvær, where a local baker guides you in crafting perfect Nordic cinnamon buns. Enjoy your fresh pastries with coffee in a cozy café before stepping inside a historic fisherman’s cabin to learn about Lofoten’s cod fishing and stockfish traditions. Taste a selection of local delicacies, from smoked fish to Arctic goat cheese, each telling a story of tradition and quality. We will also go inside a working, historic fish factory to which we have exclusive access. This is truly a unique tour in Lofoten.

Explore the heart of Norway in just three unforgettable days. This private tour takes you from Oslo to Bergen, combining jaw-dropping landscapes, cultural gems, and thrilling experiences like the Flåm Railway, Gaustatoppen summit tram, and a fjord cruise through UNESCO-listed waters. With handpicked accommodations and flexible options, this journey delivers a true taste of Norway’s beauty, history, and adventure.

Explore Bergen in comfort on a private four-hour tour by car that blends cultural landmarks, breathtaking views and local heritage. Begin with a panoramic drive through the city, stopping at the best viewpoints for photos of the fjords, colourful houses and harbour. Travel to Troldhaugen, the former home of composer Edvard Grieg, now a beautiful museum surrounded by gardens and lake views. Enjoy the lunchtime concert, where Grieg’s music comes to life in an intimate setting. Continue to the striking Fantoft Stave Church, a stunning wooden reconstruction that captures Norway’s medieval craftsmanship. After your drive, return to the heart of Bergen for a leisurely walk through Bryggen, the UNESCO-listed Hanseatic wharf lined with charming timber buildings and boutique shops. Your private guide ensures a flexible itinerary, comfortable pace and personal insights into Bergen’s art, architecture and history – the perfect introduction for first-time visitors.

A nature-filled round trip through a UNESCO fjord, panoramic gondola views, and stunning Western Norwegian landscapes. Join us on a grand day tour through some of Norway’s most iconic scenery, starting and ending in the beautiful town of Ålesund. This journey takes you through deep fjords, majestic mountains, and the world-famous UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord. The experience includes both a scenic fjord cruise and a gondola ride with panoramic views over the Sunnmøre Alps.

There is indeed a lot to do in Oslo!  “Oslo” translated from old Norwegian language means: ‘the valley of Gods”.     If you going to have a half-day sightseeing, I would recommend you to have to a City Tour by foot for 3 hours, showing the city center, i.e. Aker Brygge, the Royal Palace, the Parliament, the University, the main streets, etc.  You will also visit a medieval Fortress Akershus / Vigeland Sculpture Park

Make the most of your evening in Oslo with a fully customizable private sightseeing ride showcasing the city’s calm and elegant atmosphere after dark. Travel comfortably as your Welcomer shares local insights while guiding you through illuminated landmarks and scenic viewpoints. Begin at the Oslo Opera House, where modern architecture and soft evening light frame beautiful fjord views. Continue to Aker Brygge & Tjuvholmen, a lively waterfront area where city lights reflect on the sea in a relaxed atmosphere. Next, head to Ekeberg Viewpoint for sweeping panoramic views of Oslo glowing at night. Finish at Karl Johans Gate, the city’s main street, where illuminated landmarks, cafés, and shops create a vibrant yet refined evening setting. Your experience ends with a convenient drop-off at your accommodation or central location, ideal for a relaxed and memorable way to enjoy Oslo at night.

Set sail on a thrilling RIB boat adventure through the UNESCO-listed Nærøyfjord, where towering mountains and cascading waterfalls create a breathtaking backdrop. Starting at Flåm Marina, you’ll don a thermal suit and life jacket before embarking on a two-hour journey through the stunning Aurlandsfjord and Nærøyfjord. Enjoy several stops to absorb the scenery, hear stories of local culture, and witness fjord farms nestled amidst dramatic landscapes. This intimate small-group tour offers an authentic experience of Norway's natural beauty and rich history. - Guided small-group RIB boat tour to Nærøyfjord - Experience stunning waterfalls and fjord farms - Learn about local life, history, and culture from your guide - Duration: Approximately 2 hours, departing from Flåm Marina

Your local guide will take you to the best spots for viewing the aurora, and will help you with your own photography should you need it. The route is always different. Based on the weather, the moon and the aurora, we will go to wherever the aurora is easiest to see. From your comfortable Mercedes V-Class we’ll be able to spot the aurora through the clear glass roof while driving, and when stopped the car’s furnace will keep it warm and cozy at all times, should you need to warm yourself up.

Embark on a captivating journey through Alta's rich history and natural wonders, sustained by the nutrient-rich waters and diverse wildlife of the unique Altafjord. Marvel at the spectacular surroundings that have inspired generations, and come face-to-face with the mighty king crab in our aquarium. Learn about its fascinating story and taste its delicious meat. Explore the Alta Museum's exhibitions showcasing two UNESCO World Heritage locations: the ancient rock art of Alta and the groundbreaking Struve Geodetic Arc. Pre-book a king crab feast or savor a hearty local fish soup for an unforgettable culinary experience. Our informative guides will ensure a memorable trip discovering Alta's nature, history, and cuisine.

Discover the stunning landscapes of the Hardanger region from the comfort of a RIB boat on this 1.5-hour fjord safari. Departing from Odda, this leisurely cruise offers breathtaking views of the Hardangerfjord - the fruitgarden of Norway, framed with mountains covered with the Folgefonna glacier. All while your guide shares captivating stories about the local history and nature. Ideal for those seeking a unique way to relax after a day of hiking Trolltunga, this tour is perfect for all ages. With opportunities to spot wildlife such as porpoises and golden eagles, this adventure is one you won't want to miss. - 1.5-hour roundtrip tour - Professional guide with safety equipment included - Wildlife spotting opportunities throughout the cruise - Suitable for all ages, minimum age 8, with a minimum of 2 participants required to run the tour

The midnight sun, while being the literal star of the show, isn’t the only sight worth seeing during the polar day. From the comfortable Mercedes V-Class you’ll be presented with stunning views as we drive through the calm night of Lofoten. The twilight gradient of the horizon and the ethereal stillness makes for a truly unique atmosphere. The local guide will take you to the best possible spots, and will help you with your own photography should you need it. The route is always different. Based on wind, weather and clouds.

Explore the serene beauty of Lofoten on a three-hour island-hopping cruise from Svolvær to the picturesque villages of Henningsvær and Skrova. Experience authentic fishing culture while enjoying stunning views of dramatic peaks, fjords, and white-sand beaches. This journey allows ample time to wander through Henningsvær and Skrova, immersing yourself in the tranquil atmosphere of these charming coastal communities. Ideal for travelers seeking a unique perspective of the Lofoten Islands, this tour offers a smaller-scale experience away from the usual tourist routes. - Three-hour round-trip cruise departing from Svolvær - Explore Henningsvær for 1 hour and Skrova for 30-45 minutes - Suitable for all ages with a maximum group size of 20 guests - Food and drink available for purchase on board - All our tours are subject to prevailing weather and sea conditions. Routes, destinations, and tour content may be adjusted or altered at short notice if conditions require it.

Get ready for an epic adventure at the Fram Museum with skip-the-line tickets and a Private Guide. Step aboard a real polar ship and explore its cabins, lounges, the engine room, and more. Don't miss this unforgettable journey into maritime history! Highlights: • Visit the unique Fram Museum with a 5-Star Private Guide • Skip the line with fast track entry tickets to the world’s most famous polar ship museum • Explore the iconic Fram vessel, its cabins, lounges, and engine rooms • Learn about Norway's incredible maritime heritage and brave explorers • Immerse yourself in stories about polar expeditions and the High North's challenges Discover the world of polar exploration at Oslo Fram Museum, where history comes alive through the legendary Fram ship. We've delivered 1000s of tours to bring you this exclusive experience. Our Expert Guides will unveil the tales of Arctic and Antarctic adventures. With skip-the-line access, you’ll have more time to explore Norway’s maritime heritage.

Discover Undredal off the beaten path — small‑village Norwegian charm, gentle hikes, friendly goats, famous delicious rewarded goat cheese, and 900 years of history told by welcoming local guides.

TOUR "MADE IN NORWAY" In Oslo, you can find things that are typically Norwegian. Things that can be seen, tried or bought only in Norway (or almost only in Norway) During this tour you will visit local brands flagship stores, be able to try on traditional sweaters, explore national costumes and unique souvenirs. All these activities will be accompanied by stories from a guide about the culture and history of local products and brands. The tour also provides the opportunity to try Norwegian waffles or muesli bread with local sweet brown cheese. Though the main focus of this tour is an introduction to local products and brands, it also includes stops at historical sights and stories about the Norwegian Royal Family, Norse mythology, the Nobel Peace Prize, and painter Edvard Munch. This tour is suitable for those who want to know more about local brands, traditions, culture, cuisine and the modern lifestyle of Norwegians.