Overview
Embark on this comprehensive tour of Oslo and explore all its must-see attractions with a licensed guide at your side. Enjoy panoramic city views from Holmenkollen Hill and admire the stunning ski jump, take a stroll through the impressive Vigeland Sculpture Park while your enthusiastic guide will introduce you to the art of the most prolific Norwegian artist, Gustav Vigeland, and then, visit two famous museums: the Fram Museum and the Norwegian Folk Museum* (The Open-Air Museum) with its iconic Stave church. *On Mondays in April and October, and on unfavourable weather conditions, the Kon-Tiki Museum will be visited instead of the Folk Museum.
What you’ll do
See the buiding where the Nobel Peace Prize award ceremony takes place.
admire the National Theatre building from 1899
admire the Parliament building, constructed in 1866
Admire some of the oldest buildings from the 17th century.
Admire one of the oldest medieval monuments in Oslo - Akershus Castle built in 1299.
Admire one of the most beloved landmarks in Olso - the new Opera house, inaugurated in 2008.
Admire the Norwegian royal residence
See the Nobel Institure, where the Nobel Peace Prize is decided every year
Admire Holmenkollen Ski Jump, a symbol of Oslo and one of the most modern ski jumps in the world, and if you're lucky with the weather, enjoy amazing views over the city and the fjord.
Enjoy a guided tour of the world's largest sculpture park designed by 1 single artist.
Explore the world's strongest wooden ship, built in the 19th century, that sailed northermost and southernmost - the polar ship Fram.
Visit one of the world's oldest open-air museums and admire the iconic Gol Stave church among many other traditional norwegian buildings.
From €112
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