What to book before you travel to Oslo?

Most visits can be booked on the spot. A few sell out days ahead. Here they are, stop by stop, with what you can do without booking underneath. Keep the rest of your time free.

4 activities to book · about €75 per person

Oslo

Days 1-7
Days 1-7The Munch MuseumThirteen storeys clad in perforated aluminium, opened in 2021, holding the roughly 26,000 works Edvard Munch left to the city.€24Book on GetYourGuide →
Days 1-7The National MuseumThe largest art museum in the Nordic countries, opened in 2022, from medieval icons to modern design, with a Munch room showing the 1893 Scream.€18Book on GetYourGuide →
Days 1-7The Fram MuseumNansen's wooden polar ship, built to be lifted by the pack ice rather than crushed, which sailed further north and south than any other.€15Book on GetYourGuide →
Days 1-7Holmenkollen ski jumpThe steel ski jump rebuilt in 2010; a lift climbs to the start platform, with the whole city and the fjord below.€18Book on GetYourGuide →

No booking needed: Oslo Opera House · Vigeland Sculpture Park · Akershus Fortress · Hovedøya island

All activities in Oslo on GetYourGuide

Indicative prices per person, checked when written. The button opens the GetYourGuide search for the activity and the town, on the days of the stop once your dates are known. Some links are affiliate links: we may earn a commission, at no extra cost to you.

Frequently asked questions

How much do the activities to book in Oslo cost?

€75 per person if you do them all, across 4 bookings. The most expensive is "The Munch Museum" at €24, the cheapest "The Fram Museum" at €15. Prices checked when written: confirm them when you book.

What can you do in Oslo without booking anything?

4 visits on this itinerary need no ticket or time slot, starting with Oslo Opera House, Vigeland Sculpture Park, Akershus Fortress, Hovedøya island. They make up most of your days: booking ahead only concerns a handful of sites with limited places.

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