NORWAY · OSLO
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The 15 most popular oslo tours in Norway. What each trip actually includes, who runs it, and what it costs.
Cruise the Oslo Fjord on a heated traditional sailing ship, with panoramic sights plus an optional Bygdøy museum stop. From $39.
“A beautiful traditional sailing ship. The weather wasn’t really on our side, but the activity was interesting. It would be great to make the menu and drinks a bit more varied.”
90-minute electric Oslofjord cruise from Oslo’s Opera House with a free Voice of Norway audio guide in 6 languages.
“The boat was very comfortable and a nice atmosphere. We went in February so it was quite empty which was nice. It was so peaceful because it's electric. They did nice cava on board and the staff were friendly and helpful. We didn't actually listen to the audioguide and just enjoyed a calm, relaxing experience…”
Island hopping from Oslo by public ferry to Hovedøya’s abbey ruins, Gressholmen’s old airport, and Lindøya’s cabin gardens.
“Me and my partner were very pleasantly surprised. The tour was insightful, the islands breathtakingly beautiful and our guide Patrick was informative, funny and made the overall experience a delight. We would definitely recommend this tour and would even do it again during the warm season. A great opportunity and experience overall!”
See Oslo’s best sights at your own pace with Gray Line hop-on hop-off buses, multilingual audio, museum discounts, and 24- or 48-hour tickets.
“Very good! Just what I expected, great tour, practical and useful. I was able to enjoy some very interesting places despite the short time of my stay.”
Ride an Oslofjord electric boat past Akershus Fortress, the Opera House, and more. Optional Bygdøy museum island stop with English audio.
“Excellent cruise. Great value and easy to find. Friendly staff.”
3-hour Oslofjord sailing cruise with an all-you-can-eat shrimp buffet, warm blankets, and dusk-lit city views on a restored wooden ship.
“Great cruise (it rained for o e hour of the three hour tour, but that's not their fault) and great company and food. 4 Stars for the food because it seemed a bit thrifty. Bread, lettuce, shrimp fully intact.”
Silent electric boat cruise on Oslofjord with an expert English guide, panoramic windows, warm saloons, and cafe pastries. 2 hours.
“Beautiful tour, the views are just stunning, staff were all lovely and the guide was very informative, at the bar you could get Norwegian Cinnamon buns along with hot drinks and beer! Would definitely recommend”
Ride Oslo’s highlights in 3 hours. Car-free fjord paths, Akershus ramparts, City Hall, Royal Palace, Frogner Sculpture Park, plus winter spiked tires.
“Awesome intro to Oslo … easy cycling and fantastic way to get an insider view on how to spend the rest of our time in Oslo. Thoroughly recommended”
Kon-Tiki Museum Oslo: see Heyerdahl’s original raft, explore Easter Island and Galapagos artifacts, plus the noon film.
“Loved the museum! Nice place to visit. Surrounded by a beautiful marina and the Flam Museum. Not far from the cruise port. You can access it by the Hop on Hop off bus.”
Oslo Highlights Bike Tour: 3 hours on a guided bike route to City Hall, Akershus, Royal Palace, Aker Brygge and Vigeland Park.
“cycling, history & contempory context, anything you wanted to know but never dared to ask. Great guide”
Central Oslo in 2 hours. Walk past the Opera House, City Hall, Akershus, Parliament and the Royal Palace with a local English guide.
“The guide was very friendly and knowledgeable about the city”
Paradox Museum Oslo is a one-way, photo-friendly experience with 70+ mind-bending interactive exhibits, QR explanations, and a handy boutique stop.
“I had a couple of hours to kill before my flight and this looked really interesting. It was smaller than I expected and I was round it in less than an hour BUT I was on my own and didn't stop as long at each illusion/installation as I could have/would have done if I was…”
Enjoy a quiet Oslofjord cruise on an electric silent boat with panoramic windows, guided sights like Akershus Fortress and the Opera House.
“100% recommend. Great tour. Great staff. Highly recommend. The crew was very nice and very helpful!.”
Hop on an electric double-decker through Oslo’s top sights with a 24 or 48-hour pass, free Wi‑Fi, and easy museum-hopping stops.
“Wonderful way to get an overall look at Oslo then begin getting off on the second time around!”
A relaxed 2-hour sail on the Oslo Fjord from City Hall with English narration, blankets, island views, and optional Bygdøy museum time.
“It was a cute experience! Some narration but not much. Definitely got really cold on the way back (they provided blankets) but be sure to bring layers.”
