Which Nobel Prize is handed out in Norway, and where? On our Oslo & City Hall Accessible Private Walking Tour, we explore the history of Alfred Nobel, the richly adorned Oslo City Hall and the well-composed Oslo city centre.
The story about the tour
Have you toured or tuned in to the Nobel Prize Ceremonies in Oslo and Stockholm? Then there’s a great chance you’ll have seen two of the three (there’s the one in Copenhagen, too) beautiful city halls Scandinavia has to offer. If you haven’t, we highly recommend our Oslo & City Hall Accessible Private Walking Tour, as in our humble opinion, the Oslo City Hall is a real hidden treasure.
Starting near the Oslo Central Station, we begin with the Oslo Tiger. If you need help understanding how the two (Oslo and the Tiger) go together, don’t worry, we’ll sort you out! From the jungle to the seaside, we head for the water. With Oslo being situated on the Oslo fjord, it’s everywhere, and many great views are to be had by it, like the ones of the Oslo Opera House and Aker Brygge. On our way to the Oslo City Hall, we wander along the evenest streets of Oslo’s inner city, tapping into famous sights and complementing those with stories of medieval castles, such as Akershus Fortress and celebrated Norwegians, including Edvard Munch at the University of Oslo.
Looking up, you’ll see an imposing brick building, somewhat modest in appearance, gazing back down at you. We’re standing in front of the Oslo City Hall (accessible via ramp), and it’s time to go inside. The meticulously decorated halls serve wedding parties, politicians and Nobel Prize Laureates. If the main hall looks familiar, it’s because the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded here on the 10th of December each year.
Once we have seen it all, we end our Oslo & City Hall Accessible Walking Tour close to the Nobel Peace Centre, another great museum if you wish to continue on the Alfred Nobel and the Nobel Peace Prize theme.
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Good to know
- Prebooking:Required
- Length: 3h 0m
- Distance: 4 km
- Language: nb english french
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Included in the tour: Professional guide Oslo City Hall entrance fee (free entry)
- Cancellation policy: 3 days
- Public tour prices:
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Private tour prices & options: Per person
- Group of 1 362 eur
- Group of 2 194 eur
- Group of 3 131 eur
- Group of 4 100 eur
- Group of 5 81 eur
- Group of 6 69 eur
- Group of 7 60 eur
- Group of 8 53 eur
- Group of 9 48 eur
- Group of 10 44 eur
- Group of 11 40 eur
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The day of the tour
The day of the tour
Please be at the departure point, The Tiger Statue, at Jernbanetorget, outside Oslo Central Station – located in the City Centre, 10 minutes early to check in for your tour.
How to find the guide
Look for our guide holding the OURWAY logo as a sign.
If you have trouble locating the guide or the meeting point, please give us a call a few minutes before the start of the tour. When you call before the tour begins, we have a greater chance of helping you find your way.
How to get there
Bus: 34, 37 54, 70, 74, 80E, 81, 85 (Stop: Jernbanetorget, Oslo S)
Subway: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (Stop: Jernbanetorget, Oslo S)
Tram: 11, 12, 17, 18, 19 (Stop: Jernbanetorget, Oslo S)
Please note
We suggest wearing comfortable shoes.
Due to a large number of events, a partial or full closure of the City Hall can take place.
Weather
Norway is a country with four seasons. Please dress accordingly.
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