Oslo Private Tours

On this private tour through the heart of Oslo, marvel at the grandeur of the Royal Palace and the impressive Parliament building. A pleasant walk from Oslo's harbor, with its perfect blend of medieval and modern charm in the form of Akerhus Fortress and Oslo City Hall, will lead you to Karl Johans Gate. 

This bustling main shopping street is where you’ll find the Parliament and Royal Palace. During the 2-hour guided tour, soak up the vibrance of Oslo's key landmarks, not forgetting the intriguing and unconventional design of the city's Opera House.

Your cultural exploration continues at the Nobel Peace Center. Discover why Oslo is the proud host of the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony and learn about the Norwegians' claim to fame as inventors of the cheese slicer. This private walking tour is an ideal choice for those who seek a comprehensive introduction to the city but are working against the clock.

Embark on a unique journey through Oslo's charm and culture on a private, guided bicycle tour. Explore a myriad of city locales, from significant landmarks like the austere yet vibrant Oslo City Hall — known as the home of the Nobel Peace Prize — to popular tourist attractions such as the historic Akershus Castle and Fortress. 

The tour begins with a visit to the Oslo City Hall, followed by a stop at Vigeland Park, the world's largest sculpture park by a single artist. The waterfront at Aker Brygge offers a harmonious mix of old and new, where the 19th-century industrial architecture meets the modern structures of the Tjuvholmen district.

Experience Oslo's multifaceted neighborhoods, like the modern and dynamic Tjuvholmen. With bicycles provided, you and up to nine friends can uncover the city's bike-friendly parks and neighborhoods in this engaging and environmentally friendly tour.

Get off the beaten path and immerse yourself in the vibrant, eclectic ambiance of Oslo's hipster district on a private walking tour. Start your journey by admiring the charming, colorfully painted houses along Damstredet that appear as if they've been plucked from the streets of Paris. You'll delve into the world of artists, free thinkers, and street art that flourish in the bohemian part of Oslo. 

The tour concludes at the gastronomic paradise, Mathallen Foodhall, arriving just in time for lunch. Be intrigued by the stark contrast between the old industrial buildings and vibrant graffiti, a juxtaposition that has earned this neighborhood its Bohemian reputation. 

Gain insight into the life of Edvard Munch, one of Norway's most renowned artists, who once called this district home. Brace yourself for the cultural kaleidoscope that this distinctive part of Oslo offers.

This private, half-day guided city tour is ideal for first-time visitors. You'll traverse the city in the comfort of a chauffeured limousine. As you navigate the city's landmarks, your personal guide will enrich your visit with insightful commentary and fascinating tidbits.

Your exploration begins with a guided tour of the Fram Museum, often hailed as Norway's best. Here, step into the Fram Ship from 1892 and experience the thrilling world of polar exploration. You'll then be guided through the Vigeland Sculpture Park, a breathtaking outdoor gallery illustrating the circle of life. Enjoy a panoramic view of Oslo from the Ekeberg Park viewpoint, followed by a pass-by of the medieval Akershus Castle and Fortress. 

Experience the urban contrast at the Barcode area and the hipster hub around the Aker River, before taking a peaceful detour to Honse-Lovisas Hus. The tour also includes a visit to the iconic Holmenkollen Ski Jump, and ends with a pass-by of the impressive Norwegian National Opera & Ballet and the Royal Palace.

Experience Oslo's breathtaking natural beauty on a private hiking tour that starts with a scenic train ride to Snippen station. Prepare for an invigorating hike that’ll reveal an awe-inspiring panorama of the Oslo fjord and Lake Maridalsvannet at its peak. 

The tour commences outside the Oslo Visitor Centre at Jernbanetorget, in the heart of the city. The initial leg of the journey takes you on a picturesque train ride to the Snippen station. The following hiking section takes you up a tall hill where you'll be challenged with a bit of a climb. 

The reward for this effort is a spectacular view that encompasses Oslo, the Oslofjord, and much of the city's surrounding areas. Following this, you'll descend to the tranquil Lake Maridalsvannet, rounding off the trip with a peaceful stroll before returning to the starting point at Jernbanetorget.

Immerse yourself in the rich and fascinating history of Norway with a visit to the Polar Ship Fram Museum and the Open-Air Museum. You'll also have the opportunity to marvel at the stunning Oslo Fjord, among many other noteworthy sights, such as the verdant Royal Palace Park (Slottsparken), the Oslo Cathedral, and the architecturally splendid Oslo Opera House.

The tour begins with a trip to the Polar Ship Fram Museum, where you'll spend an hour learning about the historic polar expeditions. From there, you'll proceed to the Akershus Castle and Fortress for a 45-minute exploration of this centuries-old military stronghold and royal residence. 

The journey concludes with a visit to the Norsk Folkemuseum, or Norwegian Open-Air Museum in Oslo. This remarkable institution is a repository of Norway's cultural history, with over 150 authentic buildings from various historical periods and regions, showcasing the country's diverse heritage.

Embark on an enriching exploration of Oslo on a walking tour that covers the city's major landmarks and the beautiful Vigeland Park in a matter of a few hours. The excursion culminates in the expansive Vigeland Park, a unique open-air gallery boasting more than 200 sculptures.

Your journey commences at the Nobel Peace Center, located in a former train station, which weaves tales about Alfred Nobel and why Norway is the chosen place for the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony. Later, you’ll proceed to the Oslo City Hall, a symbol of local governance adorned with significant Norwegian history and culture. 

From there, visit the National Theater, the Royal Palace, and Karl Johans Gate. Witness the symbol of Norway's democracy at the Norwegian Parliament, then experience a glimpse of the past at Akershus Castle and Fortress. As your tour unfolds, you'll also visit Bankplassen and Christian IV's Glove, before wrapping up the tour at the Vigeland Park.

Escape from Oslo for a day to immerse yourself in the fjord region of Norway, a picturesque realm of lofty mountain plateaus, lush valleys, breathtaking canyons, cascading waterfalls, and stunning fjords. Journey on the renowned Flam Railway, experiencing its striking vistas, and then embark on a delightful ferry cruise along the Sognefjord, Norway's longest fjord. 

Your private driver/guide will facilitate your expedition through Norway's most captivating natural wonders, ensuring your comfort during the journey with various modes of transportation to avoid long car rides.

First, you’ll have an hour-long train ride on the Bergen Railway, leading to the Flam Railway famous for its panoramic views. After a quick lunch, you will embark on a two-hour fjord cruise traversing the two branches of the Sognefjord. After, you’ll pass by Hardangervidda National Park and a visit to the charming town of Geilo. The entire tour will last about 15 hours, so get ready for a comprehensive and memorable exploration of Norway's fjord region.

Embark on a private tour of Oslo's prime attractions, efficiently planned and guided to maximize your experience in the comfort of a private limosine. Your journey begins in the city, visiting places like the Kistefos Museum, famed for its contemporary art and distinctive architectural design, and the Nobel Peace Center. 

Your expedition then extends beyond the city limits to the scenic areas of Tyrifjord and Jevnaker where the main attraction is the Kistefos Museum and sculpture park. From there, you’ill visit the Fram Museum, offering a glimpse into the fascinating history of polar exploration. 

Enjoy a brief stop at Krokkleiva to take in the Queen's view over Tyrifjorden and maybe a cake and coffee at the historic Kleivstua restaurant. Finally, your tour ends at Vigeland Park, a wonderland of outdoor sculptures illustrating the circle of life. This guided tour ensures that you have ample opportunity to delve into the city's rich history, culture, and natural beauty.

Embark on a journey to discover one of the region's hidden treasures on this private tour. As you make your way from Oslo to Geilo, enjoy a tranquil journey brimming with opportunities to uncover unique and intriguing aspects of local history. This tour is more than just sightseeing; it's an adventure that helps you foster a deeper connection with local culture. 

The highlight of this tour is a stop at Bragernes Kirke. Nestled near the city square and bridge, this neo-Gothic styled church was completed in 1871. Its unconventional north-facing choir, in contrast to the traditional east, sets it apart. Rising 64 meters high, the church's tower is magnified by the Skansen ridge that serves as its backdrop. 

Inside, you'll encounter an altarpiece adorned with an image of the Resurrection, a work of Adolph Tidemand, a noted Romantic Nationalist artist. The church visit will last for two hours, after which you'll proceed with your serene journey. Soak in the beauty and tranquility of the trip, making it a memorable part of your adventure.