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Lose yourself in the hidden treasures of this cosmopolitan, Scandinavian capital. Savour Oslo’s charming character, as well as the breath-taking blend of skyscrapers meets sensational landscape. Whether you’re looking for a cultural city break or a holiday exploring the outdoors – Oslo has it all.
Discover the capital of Norway, a thriving year-round destination. In the summertime, stroll along the streets of Oslo and down to the Oslofjord. Book flights to Oslo and visit the beautifully designed Astrup Fearnley Museum, bursting with intriguing exhibitions and curious collections. Pick up a delicious coffee from one of Oslo’s cafes (the capital is renowned for its coffee) and meander through Ekebergparken and find your way to Ekeberg Stairs and viewpoint. When the sun goes down, check out the nightlife along the riverside, where you can discover the city’s best live music and jazz evenings. Alternatively, take your break in the cool, crisp winters here, or venture beyond Oslo for a skiing holiday. See our choice of hotels for an idyllic break away.
Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel, Oslo is the lagest hotel in Norway, situated right in the city centre. The hotel has 678 guest rooms with a beautiful view of the city. All guest rooms are comfortable and st ...
If you’re looking for a family-friendly ski holiday in Norway, make the journey to picturesque Trysil. Just under a three hour trip from Oslo, this glistening ski resort offers 75km of sensational piste, with a mixture of leisurely green runs, cruise-worthy blues, red trails on top of the mountain and challenging black runs – there is something for all the family here.
Venture out to Geilo ski resort, just over three hours away from Oslo. With 34km of uncrowded pistes to play on, this place is great for a ski weekend getaway. Soak up the snowy Scandinavian scenery, discover open slopes and ski between the trees. After an active day on the mountain, savour an evening curled up by a crackling fire with coffee and cake.
Travel three and a half hours from Oslo to the heart of Norway, for a ski holiday in Beitostølen. Learners can hit the green runs, whilst the more experienced skier can carve the reds. Although there are just 21km of piste to ski across, the landscape is worth it. Try a turn at cross-country skiing across 320km of trails for a change, then enjoy the wonderful mountain village atmosphere, with cosy pubs for après ski.
Venture half an hour out of the capital to Oslo Vinterpark, for an epic powder piste ski experience. With a small variety of slopes, this place makes for a perfect day trip for keen skiers or those on the learning curve. Soak up the views from the top of the mountain – it’s mesmerising.
The city’s sightseeing provides a glimpse into its culture and history, bursting with museums and galleries. It’s easy to get your culture fix in Oslo - whether you choose the Viking Ship Museum, The Munch Museum or extraordinary Vigeland Sculpture Park. Admire the elaborate stained glass windows of Oslo cathedral and the striking, modern architecture of the opera house.
Tantalise your taste buds with delightful breads and pastries from Apent Bakerei. Enjoy a beer outside Ekeberg Restaurant and admire its functionalist architecture. Or eat dockside at Fisherman’s Coop and dine on peel-and-eat shrimp in a fresh baguette with mayonnaise and a touch of lemon. Sult perfectly captures the Grünerløkka vibe with its imaginative cuisine and organic ingredients.
A great destination for shopping. Pick up Norwegian clothing and crafts at Husfliden in Rosenkerantz Gate or hunt for treasures at Vestkanttorget Flea Market, which is situated one block east of Vigeland Park. Aker Brygge is not just a shopping centre; this former shipyard in Stranden also boasts stunning views of the harbour.
Nightlife in Oslo is varied, with its great jazz clubs, traditional beer halls and fashionable bar scene. Den Norske Opera is Oslo’s opera company that stages opera, ballet and classical concerts every month. While Grünerløkka showcases a more alternative side of the city. Discover numerous little cafés, restaurants and bars.
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Things to do in Norway
Begin your excursion in Oslo and discover the sensational land of the Vikings. Hike across extraordinary Nordic national parks, take a ride on the mesmerising Flåm Railway and explore the beauty of Mount Fløyen. With outstanding things to do, breeze through our guide to soak up the best of Norway.
