Things To Do
Vigeland Sculpture Park
Over 200 sculptures in a beautiful outdoor park.
The Royal Palace
Walk the gardens or watch the changing of the guard.
Karl Johans Gate
Main Street for shopping and restaurants.
Aker Brygge
Waterfront restaurants, cafés, and art galleries.
Sauna Boat
A floating wood-fired sauna on the Oslo Fjord where you can relax, enjoy views of the city, and cool off with a dip in the water.
Oslo Opera House
Climb the roof for stunning city and fjord views.
Akershus Fortress (Medieval Castle)
Historic castle with panoramic harbor views.
Kalvøya Island
A scenic island just outside Oslo, perfect for swimming, hiking, and jumping off the diving tower on a summer day.
Holmenkollen Ski Museum
Home to one of the world’s most iconic ski jumps, showcasing Norway’s deep-rooted ski history.
Viking Ship Museum
See well-preserved Viking ships and artifacts.
Rjukandefoss Waterfall
Twin waterfall and suspension bridge with an easy walking path from the parking lot.
Hydnefossen
One of Norway’s tallest waterfalls — a stunning scenic drive stop.
Bryggen Wharf
Colorful wooden buildings along the harbor filled with shops, cafés, and galleries.
Fløibanen
Ride the iconic tram up Mount Fløyen for panoramic views of the city and fjords. Great walking trails and restaurant at the top.
Bergen Fish Market
Fresh seafood, local snacks, and a lively harbor atmosphere.
Gamlehaugen
A castle that serves as the royal residence in Bergen. Still used by the King and Queen during visits, Gamlehaugen sits right on the water and is surrounded by beautiful gardens that are open to the public in summer.