Aker Brygge

As a scenic area of Oslo, Aker Brygge is a sight for sore eyes and a lively hub for culture, shopping, dining, and tourism.

Springflowers

Enjoy a city walk through vibrant Oslo where the flowers have started to bloom as the snow has slowly melted away.

Spring in Oslo

In spring, Oslo wakes up from its winter sleep, and you can enjoy markets and festivals or join the locals at the famous "utepils" (outdoor beer).

May 17th - Constitution day

Children’s parades, marching bands, traditional costumes, and ice cream. A lot of ice cream. The celebration of the Norwegian Constitution Day is a party like no other and is not to be missed!

Nature experiences

Perched hundreds of meters above Oslo and its fjord, the wilderness of Oslo is an amazing get-away from the city, for those in search of peace and quiet or fun-filled adventures.

The Opera House

The Opera House is the home of The Norwegian National Opera and Ballet, and has become one of the most popular tourist attractions in Norway.

Summer in Oslo

With its perfect temperatures and endless sunsets, Oslo in the summer is hard to beat. Here are some suggestions for things to see, do and explore in Oslo throughout the summer.

Park life

Oslo comes alive in the summer, when the city’s many green places become Meccas for one-use BBQ grills and lounging about with friends and family.

Norwegian food

Oslo’s culinary scene is booming and has now become a culinary destination on the rise. With a vast range of vibrant restaurants, trendy coffee shops, food courts and local street food Oslo has a lot to offer for food lovers.

Beaches

Most of the best beaches lie along the Oslofjord and can be reached with just a quick walk from the city or a short ride on public transport.

Concerts

During summer you can enjoy thousands of events, concerts, theatrical performances and art exhibitions.

Baths

Frognerbadet and Tøyenbadet are popular places to visit to cool off when the summer weather gets too hot.

City bikes

Rent a city bike and see the city center! www.oslosykkel.no

Nightlife

Oslo has a ridiculously rich nightlife scene, with a huge range of bars and clubs catering to the refined and the raucous alike.

Fall in Oslo

During the months of September, October, and November, the days get shorter, the air crisper, the food richer, and the colours more dazzling.

Attractions

Juggle between nature adventures and serious shopping, various sports activities and urban café life – all in one day.

Parks

During fall the city is well suited for walks or bicycles and the many public parks attract huge crowds whenever the sun comes out.

Nordmarka

The vast areas of untouched nature that surround Oslo are just 20-30 minutes from the city centre.

Winter in Oslo

Combine the buzz and nightlife of the capital with skiing and loads of fresh air in the deepest of forests. And do not be surprised if you see people go to work on skis in the very centre of the city.

Holmenkollen

Holmenkollen is the hill you see on the north western side of Oslo. It takes 20-30 minutes to get here from the city centre – the view from the subway on the way up the hill is worth the trip alone!

Tryvann

The Oslo area's main ski resort - only 30 minutes from downtown Oslo!

Nature

More than 2,600 km (1,600 miles) of prepared cross-country ski trails run deep into the forests of Oslo and are awaiting for you.

City Centre

Fluffy snow, sparkling fairy lights, fire crackling in the wooden houses. The magic of silence, outdoor winter activities, Christmas markets, and comfort food. Oslo in winter is a magical city.

Shopping

Oslo has a variety of shopping – from shopping mallsto small boutiques, charming antique shops, international brandsand local handicraft shops

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