Norway · OSLO TOURS
Oslo is a capital with a fjord full of islands in front of it, and the good half of a visit happens on the water. These 15 cover the silent electric cruises, the museum tickets and the walking hours between them, priced and timed.
Cruise Oslofjord on a quiet electric ship, with island views, panoramic windows, refreshments, and a phone-based audio guide.
“Lovely boat. Very comfortable. Full shop and bar on board. Lovely way to spend 90 minutes of your day.”
Explore Oslo’s fjord islands, abbey ruins, beaches, cabins, and ferry views on this practical four-hour guided nature walk.
“I really enjoyed it. The guide was very friendly and polite. Definitely recommend this tour”
Review of Oslo’s quiet 100% electric Oslofjord cruise, with landmark views, audio guide, Bygdøy museum stop, and practical tips.
“Spectacular views and a comfortable experience, it was very informative and would definitely recommend.”
Review of Oslo’s 3-hour fjord evening cruise with an all-you-can-eat shrimp buffet, restored wooden ship, island views, and practical tips.
“Journey experience was perfect. Correct length of time on the boat. We lucked out when we sat beside a lovely French family who were very good company. Very enjoyable trip. Highly recommend.”
See Oslo’s top sights by bike in three hours, from Akershus Fortress and the Royal Palace to Frogner Park and the fjord.
“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”
Review of Oslo’s 24 or 48-hour hop-on hop-off bus, covering sights, museum discounts, timing, audio guide, value, and practical tips.
“Great to see more of Oslo, the bus was comfortable and a safe drive despite a couple of cars trying to jump in front. There seemed to be loads going on in Oslo. Sadly most of the audio connectors didn’t work at all or were fixed to one language and couldn’t be changed so had to guess at what where we were. Didn’t learn much about this lovely city.”
Cruise Oslofjord on a quiet electric boat with live commentary, warm lounges, outdoor decks, island views, pastries, and landmark sights.
“The tour was amazing. Guide explained everything throughout the ride. There is a bar inside. You can buy a drink and snacks. Toilet also available. You can stay indoor if it’s too cold outside. What a great experience!”
See the original Kon-Tiki raft, watch Heyerdahl’s Oscar-winning film, and explore Oslo’s compact museum of daring ocean expeditions.
“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.”
Ride Oslo’s key sights in three relaxed hours, from Aker Brygge to Vigeland Park, with a guide, bike, and helmet included.
“Leisurely bike ride through Oslo with a knowledgeable guide. We loved it. Got to see the the highlights and had a really. Enjoyable time.”
Review of Oslo’s Paradox Museum, with 70 optical illusions, photo tips, pricing, timing, accessibility, and advice on who will enjoy it most.
“Kseniia the captain was AMAZING!! You MUST go to paradox! Big hugs from Honduran Girl👌🏼👏🏼”
Review of Oslo’s two-hour silent electric fjord cruise, with panoramic windows, islands, lighthouses, practical tips, value, and honest drawbacks.
“Beautiful relaxing experience. Amazing crew. Prestine silent cruise with inside and outside sitying relaxing places.”
Oslo hop-on hop-off bus review covering stops, timing, value, audio guides, cruise access, electric buses, and practical tips.
“We used the Hop On - Hop Off bus in three cities and it was great in all three locations. It is easy to get information about the city on the provided head sets and allowed to see the most important sites. It was also good when it included a boat tour such as Stockholm and Copenhagen because it provided a diffeent view of the city. We will definitely use this service again.”
Review of Oslo’s two-hour sailing ship cruise, with fjord views, warm blankets, onboard guide, practical tips, winter details, and honest value advice.
“This is a nice way to explore the city and try some tasty foods. Our guides were knowledgeable, courteous and friendly.”
See Oslo in one day by coach, from Holmenkollen and Vigeland Park to polar museums and a scenic Oslofjord cruise.
“Boarding a comfortable clean bus on time at a clearly signed meeting point. Driver gave clear message outlining the protocols for behaviour on bus. Guide Christopher introduced himself and outlined the program for the day. Although the full trip was 7.5 hours in duration there was great variety and plenty of rest stops. Christopher was amazingly relaxed and informative. The visits were great.”
Review of Oslo’s Viking Planet, with VR films, holograms, digital ships, pricing, practical tips, and advice on the FERÐ game.
“If the museum has to be closed this is a fantastic substitute. So interactive and fun. I highly recommend the Viking selfie station.”
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