From the stylish waterfront neighborhood of Aker Brygge to the green open spaces of Frogner Park and the snowcapped peaks of Holmenkollen, Oslo is a city that strives to please everyone.
With such a huge choice of cool things to see and do, you may not know where to begin. To give you a helping hand, we’ve put together a list of the absolute best things to do in Oslo.
Even if you’re not into classical music, the Oslo Opera House is still home to one of the coolest things to do in Oslo. If you’re not in the mood to go inside, take a walk on the roof instead and enjoy some of the best views of the city.
This fascinating exhibition focuses on the adventures of Thor Heyerdahl, a 20th-century anthropologist. It’s named after the remarkable wooden boat in which he sailed from Peru to Polynesia in 1947.
This park is open 24/7 and it’s free to enter. But the best part is that it’s home to some of the most bizarre statues you’ll ever see.
This beautiful garden is the oldest of its kind in Norway and boasts 7,500 different species from all over the world.
There’s no better way to begin your day in Oslo than with a freshly toasted bagel smothered with rich cream cheese and generously laden with smoked salmon.
When all the Oslo sightseeing gets to be too much for you, take it easy and spend a few hours in a floating sauna. Opposite the Oslo Opera House, you’ll find KOK, a sauna company that boasts two sauna boats.