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Grunerlokka
1.1 miles from downtown
A haven for the soy-chai-latte loving. Creative minds and culture geeks bandy about sporting ironic facial hair and artfully rumpled appearances. For indie shops and vintage boutiques, Markveien Street is hard to out-hip. On Sundays, pick through market wares at trendsetting and experimental art-venue, Blå. This up and coming district promises to stay up.
Places to stay from $46 a night
Frogner
0.7 miles from downtown
The poshest district in one of the world’s priciest cities. Hello, Frogner: home to the privileged, highbrow and handsome. Bilingual children speaking French and English chatter and frolic between stately villas. Diplomats and dandies are aplenty. If the sun isn’t shy, find Frogner Park, roam the Vigeland sculptures, then dine at chic Bølgen & Moi nearby.
Places to stay from $62 a night
St. Hanshaugen
0.7 miles from downtown
Wake up and smell the cinnamon rolls. Café culture’s abuzz in this young, sought-after district. Let the sloping streets and wooden homes charm you. Start the day with a sip of black gold from Java Espressobar. Then take a stroll in the district’s picturesque park or dive into opera at the quirky Underwater Pub (live shows Tues and Thurs).
Places to stay from $100 a night
Gamle Oslo
0.9 miles from downtown
Hills and wooden houses, pubs and botanical gardens: Gamle Oslo’s got the picturesque without as much of the posh. This liveable and lovable ‘hood breathes a bit of warmth into arctic Oslo. Warm up on a winter’s eve at Oslo Mekaniske Verksted, a welding-factory turned low-lit tavern. At the height of summer, Dattera til Hagen’s got the perfect patio.
Places to stay from $53 a night
Majorstua
0.9 miles from downtown
A love letter to the design-inclined, Majorstua caters to the affluent and artsy. Walk past the ka-ching of cash registers, through clouds of cologne and into the Vestkanttorget Flea Market. Lunch’ll be laid back at The Broker in Bogstadveien. Care for an artisanal drink? Oslo Mikrobryggeri’s craft beers are some of the few brewed inside the city.
Places to stay from $62 a night
Oslo is Europe’s fastest growing capital city and one of the greenest. Picturesque parks are around every corner, local transportation is eco-friendly, and the pristine islands of Oslofjord are a short boat ride from the main port.
Frogner Park—the city’s largest green space—hosts Oslo City Museum and Vigeland Sculpture Park, where the life's work of Norwegian sculptor Gustav Vigeland is displayed. To the south is the Bygdøy Peninsula, home to the Norwegian Maritime Museum and the Viking Ship Museum, featuring Viking ships dating back to the 9th century.
The city’s beautiful waterfront is lined with chic restaurants, shops, cafes, as well as the iconic, glacier-shaped Oslo Opera House. Take a guided tour of this impressive building, walk across its marble roof, before catching an opera or ballet performance.
The Norwegian capital also marks the start of one of the world’s most photogenic railroads. The Bergen Line is carved out of hard rock along the slopes of the Hardangervidda plateau, stretching 370 miles from Oslo’s central station to Bergen. Grab a window seat and enjoy the breathtaking views – from snow-capped mountains to fjords so calm they look like mirrors.
Back in Oslo, other highlights include the Royal Palace, the Holmenkollbakken ski-jump hill, and the Munch Museum, home to the "The Scream" and other classic paintings.
Tonight
From $62 per night
Next weekend
From $137 per night
| Most popular time to visit | August-October |
| Cheapest time to visit | April-June |
| Local currency | NOK 10 = $1.13 |
| Language | Norwegian |
| Average weekend price | $135 per night |
| Average weekday price | $138 per night |
| Average stay | 2 nights |
Karl Johans Gate
0.1 miles from downtown
Ullevaal Stadion
2.5 miles from downtown
The Royal Palace
0.4 miles from downtown
Munch Museum
1.2 miles from downtown
Astrup Fearnley Museum
0.7 miles from downtown
Beautiful city full of life (at least on a hot summer day).
August 12, 2020
Beautiful city full of life (at least on a hot summer day). I'd compare it to Barcelona. A lot of new architecture, combined with the older one, offering a colorful contrast. I'd be glad to revisit.
Great places too eat and hang out.
August 10, 2020
Great places too eat and hang out. I found a lovely bar called Blaze. The staff were really, really friendly. I highly recommend the place. Give the staff a couple of large notes and they will let you play with their monkeys. One of the nice ladies even let me kick her back doors in. Great stuff. Will be definitely going back next time I am in Oslo.
Nice place with great restaurants.
August 8, 2020
Nice place with great restaurants. If you like visiting museums, there's plenty here, but with good weather conditions it's also a great place for city sightseeing. There's more to discover in and around Oslo but we were there only for a few days.
Beautiful capitol of Norway.
July 30, 2020
Beautiful capitol of Norway. We were in summer so weather was nice. Nice parks, shopping, walking close to the harbor. Be prepared that late is so hard to find some place to eat (except McDonald, Burger King or Max Burger ...). On Sunday everything is closed.
Oslo is a great cosmopolitan city that's worth visiting...
March 26, 2020
Oslo is a great cosmopolitan city that's worth visiting at any time of year - and we've been there to confirm that both in July and during the New Year celebrations. We enjoy the walks, the museums -- and that little jazz music shop that we have to peruse every time we visit. Vigeland Sculpture Garden is always a favorite, and public transport is an inexpensive and easy way to get around.
It's a modern city that's blended in it's...
March 5, 2020
It's a modern city that's blended in it's historical buildings. The public transport system is to be admired. The city is well serviced with frequently running transport, buses and trains. We very much appreciated that the King had relocated old farm and village buildings from the early 1900's and they're now shared with the public at the outdoor museum. We went specially to see the Stave Church.
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