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Winter in Oslo
Winter wonderland in the charming capital of Norway. From the city center to ski slopes in a few minutes.
Few tips before your trip:
1. Public transport works very well, you can choose from trams, trains, busses, and the metro. Use the Vy app to plan your routes, no need to guess what kind of ticket you need. Buy a ticket for your route directly in the app and just hop on the bus/tram/metro.
2. Get dressed properly - forget high heels and light jackets. Always wear woolen tights and a top as a base layer, covering it with a layer of t-shirt or turtle neck and another jumper or thermo jacket below your parka. Donāt forget about winter shoes with woolen socks and you will be unstoppable.
3. Be careful - even in the city center, if thereās lots of snowing, pedestrian zones, and pavements often remain covered by ice and snow.
Oslo Operahuset
Take a walk in the city center and discover the Oslo Opera House, a modern architectural wonder situated on the shores of Oslo Fjord. The building resembles the iceberg sliding into the sea. It hosts impressive performances and invites visitors to walk on its inclined roof for breathtaking city views. Munch Museum
The museum is home to the largest collection of Munch's works, including the renowned masterpiece "The Scream". This place offers an interactive journey through the artist's life and work. You won't find any boring pieces - Munch believed it's time to start painting real-life - love, joy, pain, loneliness, death, and hope. The entrance ticket is 180 NOK per adult.Oslo fjord cruise
Explore the beautiful scenery of Oslo fjord and see the Oslo from a new perspective. This fjord cruise aboard an electric catamaran of world-class design takes you past well-known sights such as the Opera, Akershus Fortress, Oslo City Hall, and the Fram Museum from a whole new angle before the journey continues past islands, islets, and lighthouses. The ticket is 390 NOK per adult.
