Essential Free Tour Oslo

Understand the real history of the Vikings and see well-kept remains of the medieval city.
Prepare your camera for the breathtaking Oslo Opera House, a modern marvel that appears to float on the waters of the fjord.
Learn more about the origins and history of the most prestigious prize in the world, the Nobel Prize!

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Oslo is the supreme symbol of Norway’s cultural, economic and social might. The fairy-tale capital of this iconic Nordic country has a long history that goes back to the Viking era, and boasts of wonderful museums, historical squares and vibrant markets. Why don’t you come and discover the best monuments in the city joining a local guide and a group of interesting international travelers? Booking this comprehensive Essential Free Tour of Oslo will be the highlight of your trip. The tour departs punctually, provides a perfect introduction to the history, culture and lifestyle in Oslo, and is paced according to the needs of every traveler, so you can have time to explore and take as many photos as you want.

Many of Oslo’s main attractions can be found around Jernbanetorget (literally “the tiger”), one of the most important transportation hubs of the city. Just in front of the central station, tourists will have a good opportunity to take great group photos next to the charismatic Tiger Statue. Just a short walk away is the Havnepromenade (the harbor promenade), where guests will see the important museums and animated restaurants set against the background of the stunning Oslofjord. This inlet, which leads to the Baltic Sea, is the favorite playground of Norwegians on good weather days! Nearby stands the impressive Akershus Fortress, a medieval castle that was used to protect the city against foreign invasions as well as serving as royal residence.

Guests on the Free Tour of Essential Oslo will explore both ancient and modern Norwegian culture. Your local guide will take the group to the Radhuset, the red brick City Hall where many works by Edvard Munch (the famous painter of “The Scream”) can be found. Of course, contemporary Oslo is also synonymous with the most famous prize in the world: the Nobel Prize. Additionally, the city is home to the Nobel Peace Center, a museum and event hub dedicated to the founder and prize laureates with educational information. These and many other monuments will be explored in the best walking tour around Oslo. Go ahead and book today!

Essential Free Tour Oslo