The Bygdø Peninsula has a lot to offer for everyone – museums, summer palace, Kings Farm, forest, paths and several beaches. The largest one, Huk, attracts people all year round.
At Oslo Bike Rental at the Central Station you can rent e-bikes, touring bikes suitable for city and gravelroads, and road bikes.
If you want to explore the roads and gravel paths around the Oslo area and beyond you can rent both road and gravel bicycles.
Oslovelo Cykkelverksted offers bicycle hire. They have two different types of bikes available; Terrain and Gravel Bike/Cyclocross for rent.
On fine summer days there is a bustling life in Frognerparken; here you can go for a jog, walk the dog, have a picnic, barbecue, play badminton or just sunbathe. It´s always open, holds more than...
The Norwegian Folk Museum is one of Europe's largest and oldest open-air museums with many activities and excellent dining facilities in a cozy environment. Go horse-drawn carriage, visit the Stave...
The Royal Palace Park surrounds the palace on all sides and features grassy areas, majestic trees, small ponds and statues. The building is in neo-classical style with a facade of stuccoed brick,...
This is a very special place with a lot of history, great view over the Oslo Fjord and charming cobble stone streets. The medieval castle goes back to 1300, is a popular place for events and...
The Opera House in Oslo is an architectural masterpiece and a nice place to stroll. Walking on the roof is a popular activity and the view from the top is super. Surrounded by the new Opera Beach,...
The Botanical Garden features a vast collection of plants from Norway and around the world, including rare and endangered species. It's a serene and peaceful oasis in the heart of the city, with...
Margaretakirken was a stone church built in the 13th century. The ruin was partially excavated and restored in 1934, and is beautifully situated at Kirkeby at the northern end of Maridalsvannet.
