From Romania to Nordic in Oslo
Nordic is a bachata and zouk festival in Oslo, with both styles equal, from Thursday 29 July to Monday 2 August 2027 at Sentralen. From Romania it's a direct flight of about three hours from Bucharest to Oslo Airport, then about 20 minutes on the airport train to Oslo Central Station, a 10-minute walk from the venue.
From Bucharest to Oslo
Direct flights from Bucharest take about three hours. Norwegian flies to Oslo Airport twice a week, and Wizz Air flies a few times a week to Sandefjord Torp, south-west of Oslo.
From Cluj-Napoca to Oslo
There are also direct flights to Oslo Airport from Cluj-Napoca twice a week in summer. They take a little under three hours.
From the airport to Sentralen
From Oslo Airport, the airport train takes about 20 minutes to Oslo Central Station, and Sentralen, at Øvre Slottsgate 3, is a 10-minute walk from there. Check which airport your flight lands at: Wizz Air's flights from Bucharest land at Sandefjord Torp, about 110 km south-west of Oslo. From Torp, the Torpekspressen coach takes about 1 hour 35 minutes to Oslo bus terminal, and the train about an hour and a half to Oslo Central Station.
ID
Romania and Norway are both in the Schengen area, but you must carry a valid passport or national ID card. The simple ID card without a chip (carte de identitate simplă) isn't a travel document, so if that's your card, bring your passport. If you're not an EU or EEA citizen, check the rules for your passport on udi.no.
Money and time
Norway uses Norwegian kroner (NOK), not Romanian lei. Visa and Mastercard are accepted almost everywhere, and very few places take cash only. Oslo is one hour behind Romania.
Where to stay
Stay anywhere central: Oslo is compact, and most central neighbourhoods are 5–20 minutes from Sentralen on foot or by tram.
Your pass
Three passes: the Nordic Pass for bachata and zouk, or the Bachata or Zouk Pass.
- Thu 29 Jul from 16:00
- Nordic Pass €139 · Bachata Pass €110 · Zouk Pass €110