Norway · TICKETS
There is always one free day too few. These 15 tickets & entry passes are worth spending it on, priced and timed so the decision takes minutes.
Hear Sami music, Norwegian folk tunes, and psalms at Tromsø Cathedral in a moving 30-minute midnight concert for $31.
“Wow, what a concert! I really enjoyed it to the fullest. The musicians are so talented. The atmosphere in the cathedral is tranquil but the music is so colorful and energetic. What a fantastic combination. I could have listened for hours. If you have a chance, go see it.”
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.”
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.”
Review of Bergen’s Ulriken Cable Car, with ticket value, transport tips, hiking advice, weather notes, views, food, and practical details.
“Fantastic views!!! Great excursion & hike on mountain top … Appreciate the note/text in GetYouGuide about the direct connect bus from Tourist Office to the Ulrik cable car terminal. That made it an easy connection for us. Extra thank you to the person/ guide, who added this information - very helpful.”
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👌🏼👏🏼”
See bearded seals, Arctic sea life, climate exhibits, films, and feeding sessions at Polaria in Tromsø with an all-day ticket.
“Very informative experience, interactive and a good few hours spent learning about the Arctic and how fragile things are”
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.”
Review of Ålesund’s hop-on hop-off bus, with Aksla views, Art Nouveau sights, aquarium access, audio guide, value, and practical tips.
“The bus drive had to fill in for a professional tour guide and he had language issues; however, he was very pleasant and tried his best. All in all we enjoyed the tour but didn't understand anything about what we were seeing. Just beware of this possible problem.”
Review of Oslo’s Fram Museum, with original polar ships, explorer stories, films, practical tips, pricing, and honest advice
“Very well presented. A good learning experience. The Fram is very well preserved and gives an idea of all the preparations and what life must have like onboard. I liked the violent, stormy weather simulation.”
Explore Tromsø’s Troll Museum with AR tablets, Norwegian folklore, Sami culture, games, and family-friendly exhibits for about $21.
“We casually walked around the museum at our pace, found it to be very interesting. The weather wasn’t to good, so going inside and learning about Trolls was great. Highly recommend doing it.”
See Bergen’s Bryggen, Fish Market, and fortress with a flexible 24-hour bus pass, audio guide, Wi-Fi, and useful attraction discounts.
“It was such a good tour, perfect in information and length, only let down was the early finish, we missed the last bus!”
See Viking history through holograms, VR, films, and interactive displays at Oslo’s Viking Planet. A lively family stop, but light on real artifacts.
“Amazing experience highly recommend very interactive and fun. Very informative . Location great in the heart of Oslo .”
See The Scream and Madonna at Oslo’s Munch Museum, explore Munch’s life and art, and plan a flexible two-hour visit.
“This was a wonderful experience. The Scream is only viewed @ certain times & we were lucky enough to actually see it in person”
Review of Bergen Aquarium: see penguins, sea lions, crocodiles, otters, and Norwegian coastal life with feeding shows and flexible entry.
“l'acquario non è molto grande, dall'esterno sembra molto piccolo in realtà una volta dentro è articolato su 3 piani ed è molto carino e pieno di fantastici animali! ho scelto questa attività un po' come ripiego per via della giornata brutta, però alla fine si è rivelata molto soddisfacente”
See Haugesund by open-top bus, with Haraldshaugen, Dokken, City Hall, seven-language audio, and flexible 24-hour rides.
“So easy to hop on and hop off where we wanted, very happy with our day”
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