Oslo - hovedstaden som har alt å by på!
The city lies at the end of the Oslofjord and is surrounded by forested hills
with hiking trails and swimming areas.
Oslo is Norway’s largest city and became Norway’s official capital in 1814.
Oslo is known for its opportunities for outdoor experiences.
From Karl Johans gate you are only five minutes away from Aker Brygge and Rådhuskaia.
It’s also not far to the woods and fields – in winter there are kilometers and kilometers of groomed cross-country skiing trails that attract people, and in summer there are great trails and swimming spots. Oslo’s cultural life is rich and varied. Museums, art galleries, shopping and restaurants.
Ekeberg skulpturpark
(Photo: Richard Hudsen, Visit Oslo)
“The Couple” and many more fantastic sculptures can be found in Ekebergparken, a short tram ride away from the city center. A tribute to women!
Spikersuppa
(Photo: Didrick Stenersen, Visit Oslo)
Just outside the hotel you’ll find the Spikersuppa park, with fountains, benches, flowers, refreshments and a good view of the crowds.
Stortinget
(Photo: Nancy Bundt, Visit Oslo)
With a view from the hotel, you can also stroll through the park to the Norwegian Parliament. A central meeting place for many.
Operaen
(Photo: Didrick Stenersen, Visit Oslo)
The Opera House is a popular visitor attraction. Designed by “Snøhetta”, Oslo has secured an exciting tourist attraction.
Rådhuset
(Photo: Didrick Stenersen, Visit Oslo)
Oslo City Hall is located between the hotel and Aker Brygge. Worth a visit.
Shopping på Karl Johan
On Karl Johans gate, Oslo’s No. 1 shopping street, you’ll find everything from brand stores to street vendors and squares.
Aker Brygge
(Photo: Didrick Stenersen, Visit Oslo)
Shopping and culture, great atmosphere and tasty restaurants. Just 10 minutes from the hotel you get everything in one place.
Munch Museet
(Photo: Didrick Stenersen, Visit Oslo)
One of the world’s greatest and most acclaimed artists, Edward Munch, has been given a beautiful new museum at Sørenga. Worth a visit!
Nordmarka
(Photo: Tord Baklund, Visit Oslo)
Enjoy winter at its best on one of Nordmarkas many ski trails. Just a subway ride from central Oslo.
Tur langs Akerselva
(Photo: Tord Baklund, Visit oslo)
A beautiful walk along the Akerselva river is beautiful in summer and winter. Enjoy a hot coffee or bubbles at one of the many pleasant stops along the way.
Barcode
(Photo: Didrick Stenersen, Visit oslo)
Oslo is getting bigger and the city center is growing. Below the Central Station you will find new and old architecture, restaurants and cultural life. About 15 minutes from the hotel.
Sørenga
(Photo: Didrik Stenersen, Visit Oslo)
Restaurants, bars and bathing areas for winter swimmers can be found at Sørenga, just below the Opera. Worth a visit if you like a mix of pulse and relaxation. Feel free to take a session in the floating sauna.
Vigelandsparken
(Photo: Kristian Qvigstad, Visit Oslo)
Walking distance, or by tram/tram to Norway’s national treasure, Frognerparken. Experience all the sculptures from Vigeland.
Folkemuseet på Bygdøy
(Photo: Nancy Bundt, Visit Oslo)
A small piece of Norwegian history can be found at Bygdøy. Walk along the waterfront, or take a 5-minute bus ride. On the way you will cross Kongsgården. Especially atmospheric during the Christmas season.
Tur fra Slottet gjennom byen
(Photo: Terje Borud, Visit Oslo
From Slottsplassen, past the Storting, through Karl Johans Gate and down to Central Station. From here you can stroll on to Grunerløkka and Gamlebyen.
The palace is open to visitors during the summer.
Nasjonalmuseet
(Photo: Didrick Stenersen, Visit Oslo
The National Museum is Norway’s largest museum of art. You’ll find it just behind the fortress, 5 minutes from the hotel.
Astrup Fearnely museet
(Photo Visit Oslo, Vegard Kleven)
At Aker Brygge you will find this famous museum donated by Fearnley. Here you will find both national and international art exhibitors.
Tryvann
(Photo: Visit Oslo)
Oslo’s most beautiful ski lift with views and plenty of opportunities for ski enthusiasts. Not far away, you can also take your toboggan and test out the Corkscrew!
Holmenkollen
(Photo: Florian Frey, Visit Oslo
A landmark for Oslo that can be seen from almost the entire city. Take the subway up and enjoy the view. The hill is open to tourists and has a zip line in the summer.
Frognerseteren
(Photo Visit Oslo, Vegard Kleven)
Another national treasure and on the list of everyone who wants to experience Oslo. Eat homemade meatballs or moose cookies and enjoy a cup of hot chocolate with cream and heavenly views! Starting point for the Corkscrew.
Oslo Domkirke
(Photo: Didrick Stenersen, Visit Oslo)
Oslo Cathedral, formerly known as Our Savior’s Church, is a choir church at Stortorvet in Oslo from 1697. Main church for Oslo diocese
VisitOslo
Here you will find varied information about Oslo – history, attractions, how to plan your trip and tips on what to do in and around our capital.
What’s On Oslo
This is Visit Oslo’s activity calendar, where you’ll find everything
that’s going on for young and old!
OsloPuls
Aftenposten’s Oslo guide. Good for reviews of nightclubs,
restaurants etc.
Oslo Kino
Cinema program for all Oslo cinemas. Here you will also find film reviews, upcoming films, ticket sales and information about film festivals and secret previews.
Ticket service
Most concert tickets are sold here.
Oslo Surf
Here you will find another guide for Oslo.
Oslo Airport Gardermoen
Check if your flight is on schedule! Also read about public transport.
Ruter
All public transport in Oslo and Akershus.
Oslo Pass
For those who want to experience the entire city by boat, bus and entrance tickets to various attractions.