- Nobel Peace Center - Located in a former train station, the Nobel Peace Center is dedicated to the Nobel Peace Prize, awarded on December 10th every year.
- Rådhuset - Oslo City Hall is home to the local government and hosts the award ceremony for the Nobel Peace Prize. Rich in artworks with motifs from Norwegian history, culture and working life it is a true Oslo gem.
- National Theater (Nationaltheatret) - The National Theatre had three opening performances by three famous Norwegians. For over 100 years, it has been the country’s main arena for Norwegian performing classic and innovative theatre productions and grand celebrations.
- The Royal Palace - The palace is the official residence of the present Norwegian monarch and most of the members of the Royal Court have their workplace here.
- Karl Johans gate - Karl Johans is the main pedestrian street of Oslo and approx 1020 meters long. Lined with impressive buildings and boutiques, this is where you go to “shop until you” drop.
- The Norwegian Parliament - The Parliament of Norway (Stortinget) is located right along the main pedestrian street Karl Johans gate, and houses various occupations and activities.
- Christian IV’s Glove - The area Kvadraturen (“The Quadrature”) is named after the rectangular street pattern of Christian IV’s Renaissance town.
- Akershus Castle and Fortress (Akershus Slott og Festning) - Akershus Fortress is one of the impressive landmarks of the City of Oslo, located along the water and overlooking the Oslo Fjord.
- Bankplassen - The name Bankplassen (The Bank Square) indicates that this is where the Bank of Norway was once located. The square is also known for Engebret Café, frequented by famous Norwegian such as Ibsen and Munch.
- Oslo Stock Exchange - Oslo’s best businessmen fought for years to get the approval and funding to build the now 180-year-old stock exchange.
- Oslo’s Harbour Promenade - The Oslo Opera House is one of the most famous landmarks in the Norwegian capital and it offers outdoor performances on select dates annually.
- Professional guide
- Gratuities
The contemporary city centre of Oslo was designed primarily with pedestrian exploration in mind. Embark on an Oslo City Private walking tour with us to uncover the magic for yourself! We’ll visit the city centre’s highlights and delve into Norwegian culture in the process.
Consider this the ideal introduction to Oslo; a private 2-hour walking tour that brings you straight into the pulsating heart of the city. Amidst stories about Vikings, King Christian IV and devastating fires, you’ll explore locations like Aker Brygge and the Nobel Peace Centre, the robust Akershus Fortress and the seat of government, the Parliament building. Unearth the narratives behind noteworthy Norwegians such as Edward Munch and Henrik Ibsen, and enjoy the exclusive attention from your guide on this private tour, designed exclusively for you and your group.
- Private 2-hour exploration of Oslo’s city centre on foot
- Perfect for travellers with a keen interest in local history and culture
- Listen to narratives about Oslo City Hall and the annual Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony held every 10th of December
- Enjoy the dedicated attention of a private guide
- Operates in all weather conditions, please dress comfortably and appropriately.
- The majority of this tour takes place in the city centre, where noise from surrounding traffic is unavoidable.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.