Island Hopping — Oslo Fjord
Ferry B2 from Aker Brygge to Hovedøya, Gressholmen or Langøyene. Beaches, ruins, forest walks and breathtaking fjord views.
2026 Edition · prices correct as of June 2026
You're here for the dancing — but Oslo has so much more to offer. This guide covers transport, scooters, top attractions and practical tips, all updated for 2026.
Download as PDFValid 60 min incl. transfers
Reduced from 3 May 2026
Fjord islands are in Zone 1
Prices are approximate — check each app. Helmet recommended. Minimum age 18.
Free entry to 30+ museums plus unlimited public transport.
| Duration | Adult | Child |
|---|---|---|
| 24 hours | NOK 595 | NOK 295 |
| 48 hours | NOK 855 | NOK 425 |
| 72 hours | NOK 1,075 | NOK 535 |
Verify current prices at visitoslo.com.
Ferry B2 from Aker Brygge to Hovedøya, Gressholmen or Langøyene. Beaches, ruins, forest walks and breathtaking fjord views.
Walk the iconic sloping marble roof for panoramic fjord views. Free, open 24/7 and one of Oslo's most photographed spots.
212 bronze and granite sculptures in beautiful Frogner Park. Perfect for a morning walk or a picnic with locals.
The world's largest Munch collection — including The Scream. A stunning waterfront building right next to the Opera.
Three saunas, a cold plunge in the Oslofjord, a bar, live concerts and Nordic street food. An unmissable Oslo experience.
Oslo's medieval castle overlooking the fjord. The grounds are free — walk the ramparts and enjoy spectacular harbor views.
Forest trails, sculpture and the best city panorama in Oslo. Visit at dusk for the magical light installations.
Bus 30 to Bygdøy. The Viking Ship Museum, Kon-Tiki and Fram — then walk to Paradisbukta for a quiet sunset beach.
T-bane Line 1 to the end stop — Oslo's best vantage point. Hot drinks and waffles with the whole city below.
A heart-shaped waffle with brunost or sour cream & jam — the most Norwegian thing you can do between workshops.
Very safe city
Oslo ranks among Europe's safest capitals. Normal precautions apply.
Go cashless
Visa/Mastercard are accepted everywhere. Very few places take cash only.
Tap water
Oslo's tap water is among the purest in the world. Bring a bottle.
English everywhere
Virtually all Norwegians speak fluent English. No language barrier.
Buy your ticket first!
Always buy your Ruter ticket before boarding. Fines start at NOK 950+.
Late-night transport
Trams, buses and the T-bane run until late. Night buses on weekends.
Book ahead
SALT sauna and popular restaurants sell out fast. Book online in advance.
Emergency: 112
Police: 112. Ambulance: 113. Non-emergency: 02800. All speak English.
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