Oslo Sightseeing Bus Tour

Taking a bus tour of Oslo is one of the most comfortable and complete ways to get to know the city, as you get beautiful panoramic views of its streets, places and monuments.

It is the ideal plan to discover the main tourist attractions of the Norwegian capital in a short time, as the tour lasts approximately 3 hours. In addition, to get even more interesting information from the stops, an audio guide is available inside the coach.

Together with an expert local tour guide, you'll be taken to some of the city's must-see sights that you'll love, such as the following:

• Oslo Opera House: its architecture is inspired by Norway' s glaciers and its sloping roof allows visitors to walk on top of it and enjoy the harbour and the sea on the horizon.
• Akershus Castle: you will visit a 13th century medieval fortress that has witnessed many historical events. From the castle you can look out over the fjord.
• Oslo Fjord: an arm of the sea that runs into the city and offers breathtaking views of Norwegian nature and the ships that sail in its waters.
• Karl Johans Quarter: known as the heart of Oslo. Centrally located, it is surrounded by Oslo Cathedral, the parliament and the National Theatre, among other important buildings.

In addition to these architectural and cultural gems, you will have the unique opportunity to walk along the Holmenkollen ski jump, known throughout the world for its impressive ramp, which has been used in professional competitions. The postcard view of the whole city is priceless.

Another highlight of the tour is a visit to Vigeland Park, where the impressive sculptures of the artist Gustav Vigeland are on display, incredible works of art made of bronze, granite and wrought iron representing human life in all its stages.

All along the way, your expert guide will tell you the details of the legendary mark left by these sites and some of their characters, from the past to the present day, forging the identity and traditions of one of the most vibrant destinations in the Nordic countries.