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The 15 most popular audio tours in Norway. What each trip actually includes, who runs it, and what it costs.
90-minute electric Oslofjord cruise from Oslo’s Opera House with a free Voice of Norway audio guide in 6 languages.
“Very chilled Nice views of the sunrise. You can listen to the audio to,”
Ride Molde’s coast to the Atlantic Ocean Road and Varden viewpoint with an audio app guide, photo stops, and fjord views.
“The tour itself was really good. We enjoyed the drive to the Atlantic road and the scenery was beautiful. It was a self guided tour so no guide. We did enjoy it and would recommend it. The only problem was the Meeting point. We all went to the green flag but no one came to…”
80-minute bus tour from Geiranger with multilingual audio and key viewpoints at Flydalsjuvet, Eagle Bend, and Seven Sisters Waterfall.
“The driver was very helpfull with the foldable wheelchair.”
3-hour audio tour from Ålesund to Godøya, Alnes Fyr lighthouse, and Aksla viewpoint, with panoramic views and flexible pickup by bus.
“De rit met de kleine touringbus was geweldig en we hebben een heerlijk genoten van de stops. De chauffeur was goed en hielp ook daar waar nodig. 's avonds op het schip zagen we de bezochte vuurtoren ook nog staan. Uitzichtpunt Alska was fantastisch.”
Visit Troll Museum Bergen in central Bergen and meet Norwegian trolls through hands-on exhibits, AR, and an included 10-language audio guide.
“The museum was very interesting. Well presented and fun”
Audio-guided drive from Molde to the Atlantic Ocean Road, with fjords, marble caves, sand dunes, and great viewpoints included.
“A day before we were to take the excursion , the tour operator sent us and email that looked fake and asked us to download an app. No mention of this when We purchased the tickets. In this day of scams and hacker I don't download must especially in a hurry and away from home.…”
Explore Norway’s Hurtigruten coastal cities with a GPS smartphone audio guide in English or German, priced per smartphone and valid 365 days.
“alleine alles im eigenen Tempo erkunden ist toll. wichtige und ausführliche Infos. Danke. toll wäre auch Stavanger.”
Self-guided audio walk through Bergen’s statues and squares, from King Olav Kyrre to Ludvig Holberg. Offline maps in VoiceMap.
“A good way to explore the statues of Bergen. We would use these walks again in other cities. We only missed one statue we couldn’t find, think it was bring renovated”
Self-guided VoiceMap audio walk through central and seaside Tromsø, with offline audio and key stops like Polar Museum and Cathedral.
“De wandeling anders gedaan, dan volgens de app. Dan is het lastig om de audio te krijgen. De app werkte niet goed mee en liep steeds vast, waardoor ik steeds opnieuw moest opstarten.”
Walk Trondheim’s historic inner core with a low-cost English audio guide. Offline maps and lifetime access for a flexible 90-minute loop.
“I was a bit concerned about a self-guided tour but it was really simple to use. It even got us back on track when we took a wrong turn. The tour helped us to learn about some of the best parts of Trondheim.”
A 40-minute self-guided audio walk in downtown Oslo linking Aker Brygge, Nobel Peace Center, Royal Palace Park, Karl Johan, and Østbanehallen.
“The best part was turning of your completely out of date information and just walking and reading the signs. Waste of time and money.”
Oslo Akerselva self-guided audio walk with VoiceMap: offline audio, street art, and waterfall views from Vaterland Bridge to Hønse-Lovisa.
“We ordered six audio recordings of the Akerselva River and successfully downloaded them before our trip. However, our experience quickly turned frustrating when we couldn't find the Akerselva River path for the audio tour. Despite walking arRead more”
GPS audio smartphone walking tour of Stavanger, Norway. See Gamle Stavanger, Fargegaten, and end at the Petroleum Museum area for under $10.
“Fantastic smartphone audio, easy to download and informatve when in Stavanger. Excellent self-aufio guide, easy to use with location settings on. Good information.”
Self-guided English audio tour through Stavanger’s top sights, with a GPS map for flexible pacing and short stops over 2–3 hours.
“Could not access your as it gave us a tour of Florence, Italy instead. Waste of money and no reply when contacting the chat facility. Has put me off of using Viator in the future. Very disappointed.”
Self-guided Oslo scavenger hunt with GPS audio, riddles, and major sights. Start anytime, walk 4.7 km, and pay $10.71.
“Great scavenger hunt if you want to see the sights of the city with children. Including interesting information about the city and sight.Auto-translated”
