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Oslo
Oslo Easy Walk: Unveiling Historical Marvels & Modern Architecture
120
Overview
Oslo Easy Walk: Discover Oslo's essence in a 2-hour tour, from historical landmarks to the iconic Opera House. Explore the city's history, vibrant atmosphere, and unique architecture. Capture memories at City Hall, home of the Nobel Peace Prize, and enjoy Oslo Fjord views from the Opera House roof. 
Highlights
Iconic Oslo Opera House: Visit the striking 2008 Opera House building and walk on its roof for panoramic Oslo Fjord views.
Nobel Peace Prize City Hall: Capture a photo at the internationally renowned City Hall, where the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony is held annually.
Historical Insights: Learn about Oslo's history of unions and Swedish influence while strolling through its vibrant streets.
Architectural Wonders: Get inspired by the city's blend of historical buildings and unconventional, contemporary architecture.
Sentiment Analysis
Knowledgeable guides provide historical context.
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The Opera House visit offers stunning views.
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The tour covers key historical and cultural sights.
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The pace is relaxed and suitable for most fitness levels.
Some may find the tour too brief.
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Snacks are not included.
Review Summary
People finds this Oslo Easy Walk tour to be a friendly and informative introduction to the city, with knowledgeable guides and a well-paced itinerary. Many appreciate the opportunity to see major landmarks and enjoy the unique experience of walking on the Opera House roof. Some travelers note that the tour is best suited for those comfortable with moderate walking, and a few mention that accessibility could be improved for those with mobility challenges.
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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
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
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.
Oslo
€40.6
Oslo Royal Palace Walking Tour: See Top Sights
5.0
(4 reviews)
Duration: 180
minutes
Oslo Royal Palace and More Walking Tour lets people discover the heart of Norway's capital. This walking tour is great for people who want to see famous places and learn about Oslo's history. It’s perfect for first-timers and those who want to know more about the city.
Visitors will walk by the Oslo Opera House, a modern building by the water. They’ll also see Akershus Fortress, a medieval castle with a long history. The tour goes to the Nobel Peace Center, where people learn about peace prize winners. Travelers can walk along Karl Johans gate, Oslo’s main street, and see The Norwegian Parliament (Stortinget) and The Royal Palace, where the king lives.
This tour includes an English-speaking local guide. It does not include entry tickets, tips, transportation, or food and drinks. The tour is a great way to see Oslo's main attractions and learn about the city’s past and present.
Central Norway
$8.99
Unearth Røros' Rich History: A Self-Guided Audio Adventure
5.0
(3 reviews)
Explore Røros at your own pace with "Digging up the Past in Røros." This self-guided audio tour unveils the lives of copper miners and local history through captivating stories. Lasting about 40 minutes, the tour offers unlimited use and offline access via the VoiceMap app, allowing you to discover the town's heritage. Enjoy a personal and insightful exploration.
Unity Arena
May 23
Conan Gray: Wishbone World Tour VIP | Unity Arena
Conan Gray brings his Wishbone World Tour to Unity Arena in Fornebu, delivering an intimate and electrifying live experience for fans of his genre-blending pop sound. Known for his emotionally resonant lyrics and dynamic stage presence, Gray's 2026 tour is set to showcase new music and fan favorites in one of Norway's most iconic indoor venues.
Unity Arena, formerly Telenor Arena, is Norway's largest multi-purpose indoor arena, renowned for its state-of-the-art acoustics and premium amenities. The venue's central location just west of Oslo makes it a top destination for international artists and fans alike.
Sentrum Scene
Mar 13
7:00 PMCascada Live at Sentrum Scene Oslo – Book Now
Cascada returns to the stage with a vibrant performance at Sentrum Scene, Oslo’s premier concert venue known for its fantastic acoustics and rich cultural history. This live event offers fans of theatre, podcasts, and arts a unique blend of entertainment in an iconic setting renowned for hosting international artists. Cascada's latest resurgence brings new energy to their well-loved dance hits, promising an unforgettable night.
Cascada, acclaimed for their high-energy Eurodance style and memorable anthems, continues to captivate audiences worldwide. Sentrum Scene, a former cinema turned top-tier venue, offers an intimate yet electric atmosphere with a capacity of 1,750 attendees. The venue’s distinctive functionalist design and superior sound make it a cornerstone of Oslo's vibrant arts scene.
Ullensaker Kulturhus, Herredshus
Dec 12
6:00 PMModdi Christmas Concert in Jessheim | Dec 12
En julekonsert med Moddi brings the Norwegian folk artist's distinctive Christmas concert experience to Ullensaker Kulturhus in Jessheim on December 12, 2025. Moddi, the acclaimed visesanger and activist known for politically charged music and hits like "House by the Sea" and "Togsang," transforms his artistry into a festive celebration, delivering beautiful melodies and engaging performances that showcase his signature blend of personal storytelling and musical excellence. With two Spellemann awards and a sold-out history at Oslo Opera House, Moddi brings an elevated cultural experience to the region. Ullensaker Kulturhus serves as a premier cultural venue hosting diverse performances and artistic expressions in the Jessheim area.
Unity Arena
Dec 11
7:00 PMSabaton The Legendary Tour 2025 Oslo | VIP Tickets
Sabaton brings The Legendary Tour 2025 to Unity Arena in Oslo on December 11, delivering a groundbreaking heavy metal experience that's bigger and better than anything the Swedish legends have ever created.[1][2] This unprecedented show celebrates the band's iconic storytelling and music with a twist—the legendary orchestra will make history as part of the performance, alongside other surprises that promise an unforgettable night for metalheads.[1][2] Unity Arena, located in Fornebu, is known as one of Europe's premier concert venues, providing the perfect backdrop for this monumental tour stop.[1]
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.
Gjøvik Fjellhall
Mar 07
8:00 PMVengaboys Live in Gjøvik Fjellhall 2026 Tickets
VENGABOYS NORWAY TOUR 2026 - FJELLHAVEN brings the iconic Eurodance legends, the Vengaboys, to Gjøvik Fjellhall for an unforgettable live concert experience. Known worldwide for their infectious hits like "Boom, Boom, Boom, Boom!!" and "We Like to Party," the group continues to energize audiences on their nonstop world tour, making this event a must-see for fans of upbeat dance music.
The Vengaboys have sustained their global appeal by delivering high-energy performances that celebrate 90s and early 2000s dance culture. Gjøvik Fjellhall, a popular venue in Gjøvik, Norway, is renowned for hosting diverse arts and theatre events, offering an intimate yet vibrant setting that enhances the concert experience for attendees.
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