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The modern Oslo Opera House with dramatic clouds and waterfront reflection in Oslo, Norway.

Oslo, Norway

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When to visit

NOT BUSYJan-4°6d rain
NOT BUSYFeb-3°6d rain
MODERATEMar0°7d rain
MODERATEApr6°8d rain
MODERATEMay12°9d rainBEST
BUSYJun16°9d rainBEST
VERY BUSYJul18°10d rainBEST
BUSYAug17°11d rainBEST
MODERATESep12°11d rainBEST
MODERATEOct7°13d rain
NOT BUSYNov2°10d rain
BUSYDec-2°8d rain

Attractions à Oslo, Norway

Oslo Opera House (Operahuset)

1. Oslo Opera House (Operahuset)

4.7 (29,582)
Opera HouseConcert HallAuditoriumPerforming Arts TheaterAttraction touristique

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Vigeland Sculpture Park (Vigelandsparken) - Frogner Park

2. Vigeland Sculpture Park (Vigelandsparken) - Frogner Park

4.7 (23,624)
ParcAttraction touristiqueArt MuseumMuséePoint d'intérêt

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Akershus Fortress (Akershus Festning)

3. Akershus Fortress (Akershus Festning)

4.5 (17,384)
Attraction touristiqueParcPoint d'intérêtÉtablissement

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MUNCH Museum (MUNCH) - Bjørvika

4. MUNCH Museum (MUNCH) - Bjørvika

4.5 (16,531)
Art MuseumAttraction touristiqueMuséePoint d'intérêtÉtablissement

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National Museum (Nasjonalmuseet)

5. National Museum (Nasjonalmuseet)

4.6 (8,836)
Art MuseumAttraction touristiqueArt GalleryMuséePoint d'intérêt

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Fram Museum (Frammuseet) - Bygdøy

6. Fram Museum (Frammuseet) - Bygdøy

4.7 (14,509)
History MuseumAttraction touristiqueMuséePoint d'intérêtÉtablissement

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Norsk Folkemuseum (Norwegian Museum of Cultural History) - Bygdøy

7. Norsk Folkemuseum (Norwegian Museum of Cultural History) - Bygdøy

4.6 (11,811)
History MuseumAttraction touristiqueMuséePoint d'intérêtÉtablissement

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Holmenkollen Ski Jump & Ski Museum

8. Holmenkollen Ski Jump & Ski Museum

4.6 (8,125)
MuséeAttraction touristiquePoint d'intérêtÉtablissement

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Aker Brygge & Tjuvholmen waterfront

9. Aker Brygge & Tjuvholmen waterfront

4.4 (11,680)
Centre commercialBusiness CenterRestaurantFoodPoint d'intérêt

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The Royal Palace (Det Kongelige Slott) and Karl Johans gate

10. The Royal Palace (Det Kongelige Slott) and Karl Johans gate

4.5 (14,219)
CastleAttraction touristiqueLieu historiquePoint d'intérêtÉtablissement

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Traditional Sweet Dishes

Krumkake

Krumkake

Krumkake are ultra-thin, patterned waffle cookies rolled into cones while still hot. Many Norwegians treasure the decorative irons as family heirlooms passed through generations.

Kvæfjordkake (World's Best Cake)

Kvæfjordkake (World's Best Cake)

Kvæfjordkake, often called 'Verdens beste' or World's Best Cake, combines sponge, crisp meringue, almonds, and custard for a texture contrast that won its reputation across Norway. Locals proudly serve it at weddings and national celebrations.

Skillingsboller (cinnamon bun)

Skillingsboller (cinnamon bun)

Skillingsboller are Norwegian cinnamon buns flavored with cardamom and pearl sugar, and they are best enjoyed warm with a cup of coffee in hand. The sweet, spiced aroma makes them a staple of bakery windows throughout Oslo.

Traditional Savory Dishes

Fårikål

Fårikål

Fårikål is a simple but hearty stew of mutton and cabbage cooked with whole black peppercorns, and Norwegians celebrate it each autumn with a national Fårikål Day. The long, slow simmer gives the dish a deep, comforting flavor that marks the start of harvest season.

Rakfisk

Rakfisk

Rakfisk is trout salted and fermented for months until it develops a potent, tangy flavor, and it is traditionally eaten without cooking on flatbread with sour cream and raw onions. The preserved fish tradition dates back centuries, when fermentation was a vital method of storing protein through long winters.

Lutefisk

Lutefisk

Lutefisk is dried whitefish soaked in lye then rinsed until it becomes soft and jelly-like, and it is a polarizing centerpiece of many Norwegian Christmas tables. Families and communities often host large lutefisk dinners, where strong opinions about the dish are part of the fun.

Traditional Beverages

Akvavit

Akvavit

Akvavit is a caraway and dill flavored spirit served in small snaps glasses, and Norwegians customarily sing a short toast song before each shot. It is a ceremonial drink at festive gatherings, and different regions have their own preferred spices and aging methods.

Coffee

Coffee

Coffee is almost a national pastime in Oslo, with Norwegians among the world leaders in per capita consumption, and the city blends specialty third wave cafes with longstanding filter coffee traditions. Coffee breaks, called 'kaffepause', are an essential part of work and social life.

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Day trips

Drøbak & Oscarsborg

36 km 40 min by car / 50 min by bus/ferry

Coastal small town, beaches and Oscarsborg fortress museum.

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Hovedøya (Oslofjord island)

2 km 20 min by ferry

Short island escape with beaches, ruins and nature.

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Fredrikstad (Gamlebyen)

90 km 1h 15 min by train

Well-preserved fortress town and charming old town.

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Tønsberg (Viking history)

110 km 1h 30 min by train/car

Norway’s oldest town, ruins and coastal walks.

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Lillehammer

185 km 2h 15 min by train

Olympic town with museums and mountain scenery.

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Commentaires (9)

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Mohan W.

Skimmed the Viking Ship Museum, impressive but small, worth it if you love history, skip it if short on time.

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Tam L.

Crowded tourist spots felt overpriced and a bit sterile, but the residential neighborhoods were unexpectedly charming.

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Liwei S.

Many museums have late openings or free hours on specific days, check each museum's website and go early to Bygdøy to beat the crowds.

8
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Yao A.

Buy Ruter tickets before you board using the Ruter app or kiosks, inspectors fine on the spot, single fares add up fast.

8
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Rina F.

Grey skies most days but the light on the fjord is magical, pack layers because it gets chilly even in July.

8

Getting there

Train stations

Oslo Central Station (Oslo S)

InterCity, regional and long-distance (Bergen, Trondheim, Lillehammer), commuter lines

Nationaltheatret Station

Regional and local commuter trains; convenient for west-end access

From Gardermoen take Flytoget (20–25 min) or regional train to Oslo S; buy tickets in advance for best fares.

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Informations utiles pour Oslo, Norway

Lieux de shopping populairesKarl Johans gate, Aker Brygge, Oslo City, Bogstadveien, Byporten
Lieux de vie nocturne populairesGrünerløkka, Aker Brygge, Youngstorget, Majorstuen
Restaurants décontractés populairesMathallen, Illegal Burger, Fiskeriet, Smelteverket
Restaurants chics populairesMaaemo, Kontrast, Statholdergaarden
Cafés populairesFuglen, Stockfleths, Kaffebrenneriet
Eau du robinet potableOui
Visa nomade numériqueNon
Meilleure application de taxiOslo Taxi, Taxi 2, Bolt, Norgestaxi, Uber (limited)
Prix taxi / km$2.5
Touristes / an2000000
Population700000
Vitesse internet mobile100 Mbps
Taux de chômage4 %
Taux de pauvreté10 %
Revenu moyen / mois$6000
Coût de la vie moyen / mois$2500
Prix hôtel / nuit à partir de$100
Prix bière à partir de$9
Prix café à partir de$4
Prix street food à partir de$6
Prix repas au restaurant à partir de$25
Monnaie localeNOK
Types de prises électriquesType C, Type F
ReligionsLutheran (Church of Norway), Secular/No religion, Islam, Roman Catholic
Langues parléesNorwegian, English, Polish, Somali
Groupes ethniquesNorwegians, Other Europeans, Asian, African
Orientation politiqueCenter-left to center
Densité de population1500 /km²
Superficie géographique454 km²
Catastrophes naturelles possiblesStorms, Flooding, Avalanches (in mountainous areas)
Animaux dangereuxMoose (road hazard), Ticks, Occasional bears/wolves in rural areas
Lieux populaires pour une promenadeAkerselva, Frogner Park (Vigeland), Aker Brygge, Oslo Opera House roof, Bygdøy
Transports publics populairesTrams, Metro (T-bane), Buses, Ferries
Compagnies aériennesSAS, Norwegian, Widerøe, KLM
Vaccinations recommandéesRoutine vaccinations (MMR, Tdap), Tetanus, Consider Hepatitis A (if at risk)
Types d'architectureScandinavian modern, Historic wooden houses, Contemporary glass and steel, Functionalist
Consommation moyenne de bière par personne / an50 l
Consommation moyenne de vin par personne / an12 l
Culture du pourboireSmall tips appreciated but not required (round up or 5-10%)
Coworking / jour$25
Airbnb / mois$3000
Loyer 1 chambre / mois$1700
Salle de sport / mois$60
Budget quotidien (routard)$70
Budget quotidien (gamme moyenne)$180

Aperçu pour Oslo, Norway

Maîtrise de l'anglaisTrès bon
Sécurité routièreBon
Accueil des étrangersBon
Liberté d'expressionTrès bon
Transports en communBon
Soins de santéTrès bon
Qualité de l'éducationTrès bon
Fiabilité du réseau électriqueTrès bon
Sécurité face à la criminalité violenteBon
Accessibilité à piedBon
Vie nocturneBon
Scène gastronomiqueBon
LGBTQ+ friendlyBon
Scène startupBon
Niveau de bruitMoyen
PropretéBon
Accès à la natureTrès bon
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