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Oslo is your playground with this money-saving pass to tons of museums and attractions across the city. Ride the public transport for free and get discounts to shops, restaurants, entertainment venues, and more. It’s the easiest way to make the most of your trip!
It’s not just historic, it’s *hipstoric* in the district of Grünerløkka, Oslo’s trendy and bohemian inner-city neighbourhood! Join the Hipstoric Grünerløkka Walk and soak up the hipster vibes as you learn the history of this charming area from your guide.
Join a voyage that combines beautiful nature with delicious food. On this cruise, you’ll enjoy beautiful scenery and a great meal. The highlight is the shellfish buffet, perfect for seafood lovers and anyone wanting to try Norwegian fjord-style delicacies.
Join a 3-hour sing-along cruise with music and a picnic basket filled with tapas amidst scenic fjord landscapes. Sail through calm waters, surrounded by cliffs, hills, and islands. Connect with fellow travelers, enjoy music, and create lasting memories on this memorable voyage. It’s perfect for music lovers, food enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a unique outing.
Oslo: the Tiger City. Don’t be fooled by the nickname, there are no big cats roaming the streets. But that doesn’t mean you can’t have a roaring good time!
Join a private walking tour of Oslo and discover the city’s rich history and culture. Start at the Nobel Peace Center to learn about the Nobel Peace Prize. Visit Oslo City Hall to view important Norwegian artworks. Walk through the National Theater, a key spot for Norwegian performing arts. Explore the Royal Palace and wander down Karl Johans gate, a bustling street. Stop at the Norwegian Parliament, Akershus Fortress, and the Harbour Promenade. This tour gives a detailed look at Oslo’s history and modern life.
Start your private walking tour at Viking Planet, where you’ll meet your guide. Walk through Oslo’s city center and see the Royal Palace, Parliament, and the Karl Johan monument on the main street. Visit the Oslo Fjord and Aker Brygge, a former shipyard home to restaurants, a sculpture park, and museums.
Short on time in Oslo? Try this panoramic tour of the Norwegian capital, and learn all about its most famous locations. Rain or shine, there’s a history lesson in it for you!
Paradox Museum Oslo is not just another entertainment venue. With over 70 amazing exhibits based on the concept of a paradox, it offers more mind-twisting, eye-tricking experiences than any other edutainment destination in the world!
With a ticket for the Nobel Peace Center, you can get to know the ideas and work of the Peace Prize winners and leave inspired to create a more peaceful world.
This electric-powered boat is designed to give you the best sightseeing experience possible, with panoramic views, while being much better for the environment.
Bring out your horniest helmets for a visit to Norway’s first digital museum, offering a real, eye-opening look at Viking heritage. Journey through time – and a giant Viking’s helmet – with groundbreaking virtual reality technology and interactive exhibits, designed to bring the Viking era back to life.
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