Norway · OSLO TOURS
Oslo hides its best hours on the water and in three museums full of ships. These 15 are the ones that use the fjord ferries properly, priced and timed for a two-day stop.
Review of Oslo’s quiet electric fjord cruise, with island views, warm cabins, panoramic windows, and an optional multilingual 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 guided four-hour walking tour.
“A great overview of the 2 islands- we went in winter. The morning was freezing but pristine. Carolina our guide was very lovely, full of interesting bits and pieces, and secret spots. Morning tea break on the beach with a view was much appreciated & enjoyed. Definitely worth booking.”
Review of Oslo’s quiet electric Oslofjord cruise, with landmark views, audio guide, Bygdøy access, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“although it was raining, it was really nice experience”
Cruise Oslofjord aboard a restored wooden ship, feast on fresh peel-and-eat shrimp, and watch Oslo glow across islands and bays.
“There was no light on the upper deck. We ate shrimps in the dark?! It was not comfortable.”
See Oslo’s fjord, fortress, palace, Frogner Park, and city center by bike in three easy hours with a local English-speaking guide.
“Andreas was great! Very informative, funny, easy to follow instructions and we didn’t feel rushed at all. Would definitely recommend.”
See Oslo’s top sights at your own pace with a 24 or 48-hour bus pass, audio guide, museum discounts, and frequent departures.
“Rainy day but we still had fun. Great way to get around the city. You hear a little informaiton during the bus ride and you easily get to great sights.”
Review of Oslo's quiet electric fjord cruise, with scenic stops, warm cabins, live guiding, onboard snacks, and practical booking advice.
“Great guiding from Suzy during the whole trip, she walked us thru the history of the fjords and the surroundings”
See Thor Heyerdahl’s original Kon-Tiki raft, watch the Oscar-winning film, and explore Oslo’s vivid museum of Pacific adventure.
“Gostei bastante do museu. Com bastantes barcos antigos e muitas peças encontradas ao longo do tempo. Recomendo”
See Oslo by bike in three easy hours, from Aker Brygge and Akershus Fortress to the Royal Palace and Vigeland Park.
“This was so fun! We saw a lot and covered a lot of ground. We saw things we never would have seen in a cab or on foot. It was mellow and safe. We loved it.”
Explore more than 70 mind-bending exhibits at Oslo’s Paradox Museum, with clever photo points, science clues, and fun for all ages.
“Great to see is a bid like the Escher museum in the Netherlands”
Review of Oslo’s quiet electric fjord cruise, with panoramic windows, island views, friendly guides, onboard café, practical tips, and honest drawbacks.
“Nice activity. The electric boat is very quiet and a smooth ride. The boat was warm, comfortable, and clean. The cafe on board has several options including special microbrewery beer. Guide Alisha also provided a great tour. Suggestion to sit on the right side of the boat as it seemed like most of the guided tour was viewed on that side”
See Oslo by electric open-top bus, with 24 or 48 hours to visit palaces, museums, parks, the harbor, and the MUNCH Museum.
“I would recommend your Hop-on,Hop off Sightseeing cruise to anyone. Would certainly use you again so make sure you reply to this so i have your contact details.I did not see everything in the time I had but what I did see was just great.I did not get such good results from some other providers whilst I was in Scandanavia.Wit h thanks,Rhoda”
See Oslo’s islands, inlets, Opera House, and wooded shores on a relaxed two-hour sailing ship cruise with blankets and onboard commentary.
“The boat left from a very convenient area for my cruise ship. It wasn’t too far of a walk. The people on the boat were very nice information with nice sites.”
See Oslo in one day with Holmenkollen, Vigeland Park, polar museums, and a scenic Oslofjord cruise, plus a local English-speaking guide.
“Absolutely brilliant day. Our “young at heart” guide absolutely made the tour! It is Oslo in a day and you get to see lots to give you an idea of maybe going back to visit again - absolutely loved it and would definitely recommend.”
Explore Oslo’s Viking Planet with VR films, holograms, ship scans, timelines, and optional Viking combat gaming.
“🌟 A Must-Visit for Viking Fans and Mythology Buffs! 🛡️⚔️ If you’re obsessed with Vikings (the TV show or the real ones), Norse mythology, or even Game of Thrones, then The Viking Planet is an absolute gem! 🤩 This interactive museum will transport you back in time with its fantastic VR experience—seriously, it’s like stepping onto a Viking ship. 🛶 The highlight? A virtual tour of the Viking Ship Museum, which is a lifesaver since it’s currently closed for repairs (at the time of this review). The overall ticket price is quite reasonable, though the Viking VR game—where you get to battle like a true Norse warrior—does cost a bit…”
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