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Oslo is a vibrant city with culture, nature and history. Find attractions, events, restaurants, accommodation and tips for your city break in Oslo.
Discover the most visited attractions in Oslo, from historic forts and museums to cultural venues and sculpture parks. Save time and money with Oslo Pass, which gives you free entrance, public transport and discounts.
Oslo Visitor Centre is the official tourist information of Oslo, located in the Central Station. You can get personalised suggestions, buy tickets, get the Oslo Pass, and more.
Oslo's city centre is a vibrant area with a mix of old and new buildings, cafés, restaurants and cultural attractions. You can walk along the fjord, visit museums and galleries, or enjoy a night out in the Kvadraturen district.
Download or pick up a free copy of the Oslo Guide 2024, which contains useful information about Oslo's history, museums, restaurants, sightseeing and more. You can also find the Oslo city map, which shows the main attractions and areas of the city.
The Oslo Pass offers free public transport and free or discounted access to museums and attractions in Oslo. Seniors can buy a 24-, 48- or 72-hour pass for NOK 415, 605 or 720 respectively.
Discover Oslo's luxury district with exclusive European and Scandinavian fashion brands, shopping centres and department stores. Learn how to get tax-free refunds and enjoy the city's elegant restaurants and hotels.
Find out the current prices for the different types of Oslo Pass, valid for 24, 48 or 72 hours. Learn about the discounts for children, seniors, students and school groups.
Looking to experience the essence of Norway? Visit the Oslo region for a perfect combination of urban life, history, culture, nature and Norwegian cuisine.
Find and explore Oslo's many museums, from art and culture to science and history. See the map, grid and list of museums, and filter by location, price and Oslo Pass benefits.
