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Oslo
Oslo's Dark Secrets: Uncover Myths and Legends on a Walking Tour
120
Overview
Myths and Legends: An Oslo Walking Discovery explores Oslo's dark history, revealing tales of witchcraft, crimes, and supernatural events. Led by experienced guides, the tour uncovers Viking beliefs and forgotten legends of ghostly apparitions. Venture into the city's shadows and discover Oslo's hidden, haunted past, ALL_FEES_AND_TAXES are included. 
Highlights
Uncover Viking Beliefs: Explore ancient Viking beliefs and their influence on Oslo's history.
Descend into Dark Dimensions: Venture into the shadows to explore tales of mysterious underground kingdoms.
Discover Ghostly Apparitions: Learn about Norway's forgotten legends of ghostly apparitions haunting Oslo.
Explore Witchcraft History: Hear dark stories about witchcraft and its impact on Oslo's historical narrative.
Sentiment Analysis
Engaging storytelling by knowledgeable guides.
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Exploration of unique and often overlooked historical aspects of Oslo.
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Opportunity to learn about local myths and legends.
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Well-designed route covering significant historical locations.
Some stories might be too intense or frightening for sensitive individuals.
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Weather conditions could impact the enjoyment of the outdoor walking tour.
Review Summary
People usually say the Myths and Legends: An Oslo Walking Discovery tour is highly engaging, with knowledgeable and friendly guides who bring local history and folklore to life. Many travelers appreciate the unique stories about witchcraft, ghosts, and trolls, as well as the opportunity to see lesser-known parts of Oslo. The most common positive feedback highlights the storytelling quality and the fun, informative atmosphere. Some negative comments mention that the tour is not suitable for those with mobility issues and that it does not include hotel pickup.
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Oslo
kr500
Oslo City Center Tour: Uncover Hidden Gems & History
5.0
(32 reviews)
The Oslo City Center Tour invites everyone to discover the heart of Norway's capital. This walking tour takes guests through Oslo's most famous spots and some hidden treasures. Visitors will see the Royal Palace, where the King lives, and the University of Oslo, a beautiful old school.
The tour also stops at the Gunnar Sønsteby Statue, honoring a local hero, and the National Theatre, a grand building for plays. Guests will explore Oslo City Hall, where the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony takes place, and Akershus Fortress, a medieval castle by the sea. The tour continues to Christiania Torv and Bankplassen, historic squares with old buildings and stories. Along the way, enjoy views of the Oslo Fjord from places like Ekeberg Park, the Munch Museum, the Oslo Opera House, and the Deichman Library. The tour also visits Jerbanetorget, where the Tiger Sculpture stands, and Domkirke, Oslo's main church.
Included in the tour are snacks to enjoy while walking. The tour does not include other food or drinks. With knowledgeable guides, the Oslo City Center Tour offers a memorable way to see the best of Oslo on foot. Perfect for history buffs and first-time visitors, this tour provides an in-depth look at Oslo's past and present. This tour is not part of a special series and has an estimated 200+ 5-star reviews.
Oslo
kr1530
Oslo's Best Food Tour: Walk, Eat & Drink!
5.0
(30 reviews)
Duration: 225
minutes
3 Hours Walking Tour for Great Food in Oslo invites everyone to explore Oslo's vibrant food scene. This walking tour starts along the Akerselva river, leading to Mathallen, a popular food court. From there, wander through Gruenerløkka, Oslo's alternative and hip district, discovering hidden culinary gems.
Expect a journey filled with delicious discoveries and cultural insights. The tour includes stops at 5-6 different food locations, offering a taste of Norway's diverse flavors. It concludes at a local brewery, where participants can enjoy a beer tasting featuring four great Norwegian beers, paired with a pizza snack.
This small-group experience allows for a more intimate and engaging exploration. The tour provides snacks to enjoy along the way. Please note that alcoholic beverages are not included in the tour price.
Oslo
kr2850
Oslo's WWII History: Walking Tour of Nazi Occupation
5.0
(71 reviews)
Duration: 150
minutes
Unknown War: Oslo and Norway during 1940-45 offers a look into Oslo during World War II. This walking tour guides people through the streets of Oslo, revealing hidden traces of the Nazi-German occupation. It shows the city from a different angle.
During the tour, visitors will see important places like the Royal Palace, Parliament, Market Square, University Square, and Akershus Fortress. The tour also stops at WWII historical sites and the Gunnar Sønsteby Monument. People will learn about the history connected to each place and what it meant during the war.
The tour includes a guide who will share stories and information about the war years. After the tour, visitors can buy a written guide called "Unretouched History," which includes a map and pictures.
Oslo
kr580
Oslo Island Hop: Nature Walks & Fjord Views
4.9
(561 reviews)
Duration: 255
minutes
Oslo Nature Walks: Island Hopping lets people discover the Oslo fjord islands like a local. This tour uses public ferries to visit two or three islands, depending on the season. A local guide leads the way through forests, along sea cliffs, and through charming villages.
Explore the old ruins of a monastery that's almost 1000 years old. From April to September, enjoy a picnic on a hidden beach (bring your own lunch). From October to March, there's a cozy stop for hot drinks. Walk along flower-covered paths in a village with colorful wooden cabins. The views of Oslo and the water are amazing, with lots of chances to take pictures. Key stops include the Ancient Monastery Nature Preserve, Oslo Bird Sanctuary (Former Airport), and Cabin Island.
If it's summer, bring a swimsuit for a dip in the Oslo fjord. The water is surprisingly warm! This tour includes a ticket for the public ferries and a guided tour. It doesn't include lunch (but there's a picnic stop from April to September). Good walking or trail shoes are a good idea because the paths are dirt, gravel, and stones.
Oslo
kr2270
Oslo's Jewish History: A Walking Tour
5.0
(15 reviews)
Duration: 120
minutes
Jewish Heritage Tour in Oslo explores the story of Jewish people in Oslo and Norway. This special walking tour focuses on a single street, where much of the city's Jewish history took place.
The tour starts where the first Jewish family in Oslo lived and walks down the main street. This street was always busy, so Jewish business owners opened shops there. Along the way, you'll see monuments, the Parliament building, and Oslo Cathedral, all connected to Jewish history. The tour even shares a surprising link between the Norwegian Royal family and a Jewish boy from Tunisia. Expect to see pictures and hear stories about Oslo's Jewish community. If requested, the tour can visit the Jewish Museum, which is in the old synagogue.
During the Jewish Heritage Tour in Oslo, people will visit important places. These include the Site of the First Jewish Property in Oslo, Oslo Cathedral and Christian IV Monument, and the Norwegian Parliament (Stortinget). They will also see the Sites of Former Jewish Shops and Nobel Peace Center Area, Historical Sites of Jewish Businesses and Monuments, Sites of Jewish Life During the Nazi Occupation (Royal Garden Area), “Jewish Street” and Oslo Synagogue. This walking tour makes it easy to learn about Jewish history in Oslo.
Oslo
€35
Oslo History Tour: Uncover Secrets & Hidden Gems
5.0
(10 reviews)
Duration: 180
minutes
History and Secrets of Oslo Tour invites everyone to step back over 1,300 years and discover the city's captivating past. This walking tour explores the events and people who shaped Norway's capital, from royal dramas to modern democracy. It's perfect for those who love history, enjoy architecture, or are visiting Oslo by cruise.
Visitors will explore iconic landmarks such as the Royal Palace, where royal stories come to life, and Akershus Fortress, a medieval stronghold with centuries of secrets. The tour also visits Parliament, City Hall, Eidsvoll Square, and Christian the 4th Square, offering a comprehensive view of Oslo's architectural evolution, from ancient fortifications to contemporary designs. A local guide shares the stories behind each stop, bringing Oslo's history to life.
The tour provides an immersive experience, complete with a professional tour guide. It excludes food, drinks, and personal shopping expenses. This tour showcases not just the famous sites but also hidden stories and future architectural marvels such as the Resistance Museum and Norwegian Oil Fund. It's a deep dive into Oslo's past, present, and future.
Tons of Rock
Jun 27
12:00 PMTons of Rock 2026 Saturday: Limp Bizkit & A Perfect Circle
Tons of Rock 2026 brings Saturday's Dagspass featuring Limp Bizkit, A Perfect Circle, and an exceptional metal lineup to Oslo's iconic Ekebergsletta venue. Limp Bizkit makes their Norwegian debut as part of their massive stadium tour resurgence, bringing nu-metal nostalgia alongside A Perfect Circle's progressive alternative metal mastery.[2] This day pass offers access to one of Europe's most diverse rock festivals, celebrating everything from heavy metal roots to contemporary alternative sounds in a legendary outdoor setting.[2]
Tons of Rock 2026 stands as a watershed moment for metal culture, uniting generations through performances that span from 1980s heavy metal pioneers to modern sonic innovators. The festival's Ekebergsletta location provides a stunning backdrop for this celebration of rock's most powerful expressions, making Saturday's lineup an unmissable experience for devoted metal and alternative rock fans.[1][2]
Unity Arena
Dec 10
7:30 PMRoxette Live at Unity Arena Fornebu – Book Now
The legendary pop rock duo Roxette returns to the stage at Unity Arena in Fornebu, Norway, delivering a vibrant concert experience that celebrates their timeless hits and enduring legacy. Known for their global chart-topping singles like "It Must Have Been Love" and "Joyride," Roxette continues to captivate fans with their dynamic performances and iconic sound.
Formed in 1986 by Per Gessle and Marie Fredriksson, Roxette achieved international fame with a series of successful albums including "Look Sharp!" and "Crash! Boom! Bang!" Their blend of catchy hooks and heartfelt melodies has solidified their place in music history. Unity Arena, a modern venue in Fornebu known for excellent acoustics and intimate atmosphere, offers the perfect setting for this unforgettable night of music.
Unity Arena
Apr 18
6:00 PMMatt Rife: Stay Golden Tour - Fornebu Tickets
Matt Rife: Stay Golden Tour brings one of comedy's brightest stars to Unity Arena in Fornebu. The self-produced comedy special creator and Netflix sensation performs his signature quick-witted, genuine humor that has captivated over 41 million social media followers globally. Rife's rise from a small-town Ohio comedian to an industry heavyweight showcases his ability to connect authentically with audiences through refreshingly sharp comedic insights.
Unity Arena stands as a premier entertainment venue in Fornebu, hosting world-class comedy performances and live events. Audiences can expect the same high-energy performance that made Rife's specials like "Natural Selection," "Walking Red Flag," and "Only Fans" chart-toppers on Netflix and YouTube.
Tons of Rock
Jun 24
12:00 PMBook Dagspass ONSDAG Tons of Rock 2026 Oslo Tickets
Dagspass ONSDAG at Tons of Rock 2026 in Oslo offers a spectacular experience with Bring Me the Horizon headlining alongside other heavy metal icons. This festival day encapsulates modern metal energy and legendary performances in one of Norway's premier rock venues.
Bring Me the Horizon is known for their innovative fusion of metal, electronics, and alternative rock, currently one of the biggest live acts worldwide. Tons of Rock itself is renowned for celebrating all spectrums of rock, hosting legends like Iron Maiden and Alice Cooper, making this festival a cornerstone of the metal community.
Latter
Jan 27
7:00 PMAnna Akana Live at Latter Oslo – It Gets Darker Tour
Anna Akana's "It Gets Darker" tour comes to Latter in Oslo, presenting a deeply personal stand-up comedy experience that melds humor with poignant storytelling. Known for addressing mental health, loss, and resilience, Akana brings her compelling blend of raw honesty and sharp wit to the stage, inviting audiences into an intimate dialogue about life's darker moments and the healing power of laughter.
Akana is a multi-talented comedian, actress, and YouTuber famed for her heartfelt approach to comedy drawn from her own experiences, including her journey after her sister's tragic death. Latter, a respected venue in Oslo's arts scene, is known for hosting thought-provoking comedy and theatre performances, offering an intimate setting perfect for Akana's transformative show.
Tons of Rock
Jun 26
12:00 PMBook Dagspass FREDAG - YUNGBLUD, Tom Morello at Tons of Rock
Dagspass FREDAG at Tons of Rock 2026 features powerhouse artists YUNGBLUD and Tom Morello, delivering an electrifying rock festival experience in Oslo. Recognized for its diverse lineup, Tons of Rock brings together genres from metal to punk, ensuring a memorable day filled with high-energy performances.
YUNGBLUD, known for his genre-blending style and socially charged lyrics, joins Tom Morello, famed guitarist of Rage Against the Machine, at this iconic Norwegian festival. Tons of Rock stands as Norway’s premier rock and metal event, celebrated for its rich history and dynamic artist roster that spans heavy metal legends and modern rock innovators.
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