Combine the Oslo Opera, Fram Museum, and Vigeland Park, and what do you get? Our Oslo Highlights Accessible Private Walking Tour, of course! Covering the best of the Norwegian capital, Oslo City Centre and a few well-selected gems.
The story about the tour
What are some of our Oslo Highlights that we can’t wait to share with you, you ask? How about sculptures, structures that look like icebergs sticking out of the fjord and vessels used by world-renowned polar daredevils… As we hit the town and we’ll take the least uneven streets that the city centre of Oslo has to offer to show you the best of the Norwegian capital.
To start us off, a stroll through the city centre uncovering the ins and outs of Oslo, including views and stories of the Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony held at Oslo City Hall and prominent Norwegians throughout history at The National Theatre, The Royal Palace, Akershus Fortress and Parliament. Once you feel like we have seen it all, it’s time to bus (accessible, with low floors) it through and to the district of Frogner, home to Vigeland Park. Enjoy a guided tour of the world’s largest sculpture park as you learn more about the Norwegian sculptor Gustav Vigeland and some of his most celebrated works; the monolith, fountain, wheel of life, and many more! As our visit to the park ends, it is time to step on a bus to another green area of Oslo, Bygdøy, home to many of the city’s most visited museums.
Arriving at the Fram Museum, we’ll introduce you to Fritjof Nansen’s, Otto Sverdrup’s, Roald Amundsen’s, and their polar expeditions. Their adventures occurred when there was no explicit knowledge of how the world looked. There were no satellites, no Google Maps, and still, they travelled to the Earth’s poles. Needless to say, their boldness and the extreme circumstances they ventured in to make for some pretty thrilling stories.
After hours of exploring Oslo and its highlights, we’ll bus (accessible, with low floors) back to the city centre for the grand finale. The last gem on our Oslo Highlights Accessible Private Walking Tour; is the Oslo Opera House. Hopefully, now you can see what we mean by “sculptures, polar daredevils and icebergs.”
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Good to know
- Prebooking:Required
- Length: 5h 0m
- Distance: 5.2 km
- Language: nb english french
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Included in the tour: Professional Guide Public transport tickets (return) Fram Museum entrance fee
- Cancellation policy: 3 days
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Private tour prices & options: Per person
- Group of 1 619 eur
- Group of 2 337 eur
- Group of 3 243 eur
- Group of 4 196 eur
- Group of 5 168 eur
- Group of 6 149 eur
- Group of 7 136 eur
- Group of 8 126 eur
- Group of 9 118 eur
- Group of 10 112 eur
- Group of 11 106 eur
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The day of the tour
The day of the tour
Please be at the departure point, Nobel Peace Center, Brynjulf Bulls plass 1, outside the main entrance – located at 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: 30, 31, 32, 70, 81 (Stop: Rådhusgata)
Tram: 12 (Stop: Aker brygge (Vestbanestasjonen))
Boat: B1, B2, B9, B10, B20, B21 B22 (Stop: Aker brygge)
Please note
Part of this tour takes place in areas where you will have to walk on gravel or unpaved walkways. 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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