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The 15 most popular walking tours in Norway. What each trip actually includes, who runs it, and what it costs.
A 2-hour small-group walk through Bergen’s fortress, Bryggen UNESCO wharf, and local alleys, with history plus today’s city life.
“Serena was a lovely guide with good information about the history of the city and some restaurant & cafe recommendations. Nicely paced.”
Two-hour Bergen walk mixing Bergenhus Fortress, UNESCO Bryggen, Fjellsiden daily life, and modern food stops. Small group, English guide.
“This was a fantastic walking tour. Great history information and current facts. Emma was a total delight.”
Central Oslo in 2 hours. Walk past the Opera House, City Hall, Akershus, Parliament and the Royal Palace with a local English guide.
“The tour was excellent. Informative, knowledgeable, good stories and fun. Daniel was funny and friendly.”
A 2-hour guided walking tour of Oslo’s best sights, from Karl Johan to the Opera House, with an included audio app for more self-guided exploring.
“This walking tour provided a great overview of the important landmarks in the cbd. The guide was very informative and knew a lot of the history behind the various landmarks. Very enjoyable 2 hours.”
Two hours on foot in Bergen with a small group and English guide—fish market, Bryggen, and stories from then to now.
“Martin is an excellent guide, lots of information and recommendations for things to do and places to eat after to further our experience in Bergen.”
A 2-hour Oslo evening walking tour of myths and real history, from City Hall Viking friezes to Akershus Fortress stories.
“Awesome tour, we heard so many interesting stories, i will recommend this tour to everybody ;)”
A 2-hour Bergen walk plus ferry ride through Bryggen, churches, and squares, with a friendly English guide and harbor views included.
“The guide, Don, was very friendly and knew so much about the city and it's history. He answered all our questions and made the tour not only informative, but fun. He gave us a lot of great ideas also for places to eat, drink and visit. Would definitely recommend this for anyone visiting Bergen. Thank…”
Taste Oslo’s best local food on a small walking tour from Stortorvet to Mathallen, with tastings, history stops, and a waffle finale.
“It was a good tour through the history of Norway and Oslo while stopping to eat food. Definitely recommend pacing yourself as there is a lot of food. The Norwegian waffle was delicious.”
Central Oslo highlights in 2 hours: Tiger Sculpture, Opera House, Akershus Fortress, City Hall, Storting, Aker Brygge, and the Royal Palace.
“tour guide was outstanding and very informative. her stories and knowledge of the history of the Oslo sights we visited was outstanding. very easy walking.”
Private Oslo walking tour with a Lokafyer: flexible route, local tips, and off-the-beaten paths. 2–6 hours, $70 pp.
“Havi was so knowledgeable and answered all our questions. Great to have one on one guide”
A private Bergen walking tour with a Lokafyer. No groups, no scripts, just a flexible local route for real conversations and local tips.
“I had a great time on my tour. I saw part of the city I would not have found on my own. I had great conversations with my guide.”
Torch in hand, you ride the metro above Oslo for a snowy forest walk, then warm up at a campfire with cocoa and marshmallows.
“My husband and I went on this tour and had an amazing time! We met Lynn at the meeting spot, which was super easy to find. She is an amazing guide, so helpful and nice. We took public transportation and then enjoyed the walk to the campfire. Another guide was there Mustafa, who had marshmallows…”
Taste Bergen in 3 hours on a small-group walk from the fish market to Bryggen, with Norwegian tastings and a beer finish.
“We had Serena as our tour guide. She was very informative and made the tour fun and educational, as well as answering our countless questions. The food was very tasty and we were told a lot about it, and it never felt like we were rushed when eating it. Overall would definitely recommend.”
Sample Norwegian cured meats, wild game stew, salmon lefse and waffles while walking Vulkan and Grünerløkka with a live English guide.
“Ingrid was very knowledgeable and very interesting to talk to. Food was amazing and a nice variety of choices. Also, we stopped at a few interesting spots and got some information on the area.”
Taste wild Norwegian game, craft beer, and cheese waffles on a 2.5-hour Grünerløkka walk from Mathallen, with stops by Akerselva.
“One of the best tour we ever been in. Thank you so very much.”
