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Oslo Day Tours

Things to do in Oslo, Norway

Oslo, the capital city of Norway, has so much to offer, from fascinating museums and historic landmarks to breathtaking natural scenery. Explore it all with our Oslo day tours!

Oslo Day Tours FAQ’s

What are the best tours in Oslo?

A must-see day trip if you are leaving Oslo is an excursion to the Oslo Fjord. Stunning is how we describe it. In town we recommend a bike or food tour to get acquainted with the city. There are also many Oslo day trips by train that we like, especially ones along the Flåm Railway – considered one of the most beautiful train journeys on the planet.

Which places provide the best tours in Oslo for adventurous travelers?

Alternative food tours, self guided Oslo Fjord tours, hiking tours, and private boat tours are among things we like for our more adventurous travelers.

Highlights of Oslo include a city bike tour and an Oslo Fjord Cruise. Enjoy the capital of Norway!


“The best way to tell whether the Norwegian is a Norwegian is to say:
“Are you Swedish?” – Odd Borretzen

Some Oslo Day Trip Ideas

  1. The Fjords – The stunning fjords of Norway, such as the Sognefjord and the Geirangerfjord, are among the most popular day trips from Oslo and offer breathtaking views of the rugged coastline and mountains.
  2. Hiking in the Oslo Fjord region – The hills and forests surrounding the Oslo Fjord offer numerous opportunities for hiking and outdoor recreation, including the popular trails in the Marka region and the Nordmarka forest.
  3. The Vikings – The Viking Ship Museum in Oslo is dedicated to preserving the ancient ships of the Vikings, and visitors can also explore the nearby Oseberg burial mound to learn more about Viking history and culture.
  4. TusenFryd Amusement Park – This popular amusement park, located just outside Oslo, offers a wide range of rides and attractions for families and thrill-seekers.
  5. Drøbak – This historic town, located about 40 minutes from Oslo, is known for its well-preserved 19th-century wooden buildings and its association with the Christmas season, and visitors can also take a ferry to the nearby island of Håøya.