Norway · SELF-GUIDED TOURS IN OSLO
Good self-guided tours in Oslo fill up weeks ahead in Norway and the great ones go first. Here are the 5 to book early, with prices and departure points.
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.”
Ride Norway’s Bergen and Flåm railways, cruise Aurlandsfjord and Nærøyfjord, and reach Bergen from Oslo in one scenic day.
“Falm Railway and the cruise and stop at the station of springs it was just a fun for all the family one must visit this”
Ride Norway’s Bergen and Flåm railways, cruise two UNESCO fjords, and return to Oslo by night train in one packed day.
“Confusing instructions to me. Was sent complete instructions, however the details were not easily found. The email had information about the voucher and meeting place, however the tickets were not found unless you clicked on the "Contact Tour Operator" tab. Why nRead more”
Explore Oslo with 11 Viking-themed puzzles, from City Hall to Akershus Fortress, in a flexible self-guided walking game for $7.20.
“Cool little challenge to help you explore central Oslo. Game took us a few hours but we did lots of side trips which extended it by half at least. Great value for money.”
Solve clues through Oslo’s Vigeland Park with a flexible self-guided game, offline app access, sculpture stops, and family-friendly fun.
“An absolutely amazing experience for our family with our ten year old daughter who was thrilled to play the game with us. We honestly learnt more about the park than if we didn’t play the game and it happened so seamlessly as we played. We were thoroughly entertained!”
Every kind of day out, and the best of each.
