Oslo Holidays

Looking for a city that’s cool, quirky, and proper scenic? Oslo’s got you covered! From stunning fjords to modern design, this city is brimming with adventure.

Highlights

• Stunning Fjords - Sail through the iconic Oslofjord for some epic views that will leave your Insta feed popping off.

• World-class Museums - Home to the Munch Museum, Viking Ship Museum, and more, Oslo is an art and history lover’s dream.

• Green Spaces Galore - With parks and forests dotted around, Oslo is a top-notch spot for outdoor lovers.

• Modern Design - The striking Oslo Opera House and the Barcode Project are just a couple of the architectural gems in this sleek Scandinavian city.

Getting around

Getting around Oslo is a breeze. The city’s public transport is bangin’ – with a solid metro, trams, buses, and ferries making it super easy to get from A to B. Plus, with the Oslo Pass, you can hop on and off all the transport, access loads of top attractions, and save some cash. If you fancy being more eco-friendly, Oslo’s a bike-friendly city with plenty of rental options to pedal your way around. And for those of you who love a good wander, Oslo’s compact size means you can walk to most places.

Things to do for families in Oslo

Oslo’s a top-tier destination for families, packed with exciting spots for the kiddos and grown-ups alike. Start off at Tusenfryd Amusement Park – it's Norway’s largest theme park and promises a proper good time with rides and roller coasters that’ll thrill the whole fam. Next, head to the Norwegian Museum of Science and Technology where you can geek out together on interactive exhibits and workshops. If your crew loves animals, then a visit to Oslo Reptile Park is a must. You’ll see all sorts of cool creatures, from snakes to lizards, and even a croc or two! And for those family picnics or lazy days, Vigeland Park is a sprawling green space with fascinating sculptures to admire.

Things to do for couples in Oslo

Looking for the ultimate couple’s getaway? Oslo’s got a sizzling mix of culture and romance to dial up your holibobs. Start with a sunset cruise on the Oslofjord, where you and your boo can enjoy jaw-dropping views and maybe even spot a few dolphins if you're lucky. If you're both into art, the Munch Museum is a proper good shout, featuring the iconic The Scream and other works from Edvard Munch’s impressive collection. For a romantic stroll, take a wander through the Akershus Fortress, which offers panoramic views over the city and the fjord. Cap off your day with a cosy meal at one of Oslo’s many waterside restaurants, where fresh seafood dishes will leave you both feeling all kinds of boujee.

Things to do for groups in Oslo

Oslo city breaks have got everything you need for a whopper of a group holiday, offering fun activities to keep everyone buzzing. Kick off your group jollies with a visit to the Holmenkollen Ski Museum and Tower – it’s got serious history and a whopping view from the top that’ll make for some top-notch group selfies. Feeling adventurous? Then why not give kayaking on the Oslofjord a go – it’s a proper good way to bond and take in the stunning scenery. For something a little more chilled, you can hit up Aker Brygge, the waterfront district filled with lively bars, shops, and restaurants where you and your mates can relax, eat, and chat away the evening. And if your group fancies a bit of nightlife, Oslo’s bar scene is mega, with plenty of cool spots to keep the good vibes flowing.

Things to do for foodies in Oslo

Foodies, get ready to indulge – Oslo’s culinary scene is popping off and it’s got flavours for every palate. For a proper Norwegian experience, start your foodie journey at Mathallen Oslo, a buzzing food hall packed with stalls offering local delicacies like smoked salmon, reindeer, and artisan cheeses. If you’re into seafood, check out Fiskeriet – a top-notch seafood bar where the catch of the day is always fresh and delish. Want to up your boujee game? Try Maaemo, Oslo’s three-Michelin-starred restaurant that serves up modern Nordic cuisine like you’ve never tasted before. Finally, for those with a sweet tooth, grab a traditional kanelbolle (cinnamon bun) from Baker Hansen – trust us, it's the perfect treat after a day exploring the city.