Oslo Must Sees (Small Group Tour)

Looking to check off the must-see sights of Oslo? Then this is the tour for you. In our very humble opinion, our Oslo Must Sees offers the best of the best, a city centre walking tour and visit to the famous Vigeland Park.

Duration 3 hours

Private tour available in French, English, Spanish, German, Italian

Private tour pricing from 50 EUR per person

Group tour available in English, German

Group tour pricing from 261.3 EUR per person

I really enjoyed this tour, I was lucky to be the only person on the tour so I had the privilege of being able to ask many questions to my guide who was very smart and knowledgeable. The tours covers the main attractions in 3 hours including the beautiful Vigeland park. Totally recommend it.

Highlights

Akershus Fortress, a fortress that is hundreds of years old and one of the staples of the Oslo skyline

Christiania torv, named after Christiania, the old name for the city of Oslo

National Theatre, many famous playwrights have had their works performed here including Norwegian playwrights

Royal Palace, the King and Queen of Norway's home, built in the 1800s when Norway and Sweden were in a union

Vigeland Park, Oslo has many public, outdoor sculptures and Vigeland Park is one of many places where you can enjoy art

Description

Having a difficult time picking out the top spots to see on your visit to Oslo? We can help! Channel your inner artist and allow us to sculpt your first impression of Oslo. As we make our way through the city centre in search of the city’s “must-sees,” we guarantee an all-encompassing, wow-experience during your morning with us.

With our stories, we’ll draw up a sketch of the history of Oslo. Beginning our Oslo Must Sees adventure from the Nobel Peace Center, we’ll put pen to paper, kicking off with a picture-perfect view of our first of many must-sees - Akershus Fortress, standing guard over Oslo’s waterfront. Looking for more? We’ll unveil the former name for Oslo at Christiania Torv; display the Oslo City Hall, host of the Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony; and expose the Royal Palace, home of Their Majesties the King and Queen of Norway. Next, hop on a tram through town to an Oslo requirement. Can you guess which it is?

Arriving at Vigeland Park, we’ll share the enchanting story of how one man alone could build what today is the world’s largest sculpture park. As we reach the pride and joy of Vigeland Park, The Monolith, we guarantee a jaw drop. Don’t worry, we won’t rush the view.