Norway · TICKETS
Good tickets & entry passes fill up weeks ahead in Norway and the great ones go first. Here are the 15 to book early, with prices and departure points.
Hear Sami music, Norwegian folk tunes, and psalms in Tromsø’s yellow wooden cathedral during this atmospheric 30-minute midnight concert.
“It was truly beautiful. The singer had an amazing voice and the band / ensemble played beautifully. Perfect Christmas atmosphere. The church is lovely too.”
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.”
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”
Ride Bergen’s Ulriken Cable Car for fjord views, marked trails, cafés, and a practical guide to weather, transport, price, and access.
“If you are lucky enough to catch some sunshine, the view is incredible.”
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”
See bearded seals, Arctic sea life, climate exhibits, seal training, and three films with an all-day Polaria ticket in Tromsø.
“We enjoyed the visit and the feeding/training very much. We especially liked that the seals now have a much larger and lighter area compared to six years ago.”
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…”
Explore Ålesund by hop-on hop-off bus, with Art Nouveau streets, Aksla views, aquarium access, audio guides, and flexible stops.
“We saw a huge variety of local area. I would do it again.”
Explore Oslo’s Fram Museum, board original polar ships, watch a 4D film, and follow Norway’s bold Arctic expeditions at your own pace.
“Fascinating museum lots of information and enjoyed going on the ships.However very busy . Sometimes could have done with more lighting.”
Explore Tromsø’s Troll Museum with AR tablets, Norwegian folklore, Sami culture, Viking myths, games, and flexible 90-day ticket access.
“Kirsten was a DOLL!! And I cannot believe the history behind trolls that most people are completely unaware of!”
Review Bergen’s hop-on hop-off bus, with Bryggen, Fish Market, audio guide, discounts, route advice, and honest value tips.
“It was such a good tour, perfect in information and length, only let down was the early finish, we missed the last bus!”
Is The Viking Planet worth $30.61? See what to expect from Oslo’s digital Viking museum, including holograms, VR films, family fun, and value.
“Amazing experience highly recommend very interactive and fun. Very informative . Location great in the heart of Oslo .”
See Munch’s The Scream and Madonna at Oslo’s Munch Museum, with practical tips on timing, tickets, value, and what to expect.
“Learnt there are 3 versions of the Scream that are on rotation every 30 mins.”
Explore Bergen Aquarium for penguins, sea lions, crocodiles, otters, fish, feedings, films, and Norwegian coastal wildlife in one day.
“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”
Review of Haugesund’s 1-day hop-on hop-off bus, with stops at City Hall, Haraldshaugen, Dokken, audio guide, price, and practical tips.
“So easy to hop on and hop off where we wanted, very happy with our day”
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