Oslo
Norway
Norway
Oslo offers a blend of modern architecture and natural beauty. Explore world-class museums, enjoy outdoor activities in the surrounding forests and fjords, and experience a vibrant culinary scene. The city is known for its sustainability and high quality of life.
Generally LGBTQ+ friendly. Norway has progressive LGBTQ+ laws, including legal same-sex marriage and adoption.
Climate Zone: Continental Cool
A popular Norwegian hot dog where the sausage is wrapped in a soft potato flatbread (lompe) instead of a traditional bun. This quick and affordable sn
Heart-shaped waffles that are thinner and softer than Belgian waffles, often served with toppings like brown goat cheese (brunost) and jam or sour cre
A rich, traditional Norwegian sour cream porridge made with sour cream, milk, and flour, typically topped with cinnamon, sugar, and a dollop of melted
Pork belly, which is one of the two most common Christmas dishes in Norway. It is traditionally served with accompaniments like surkål (sour cabbage),
Salmon cured with salt, sugar, and dill, often served thinly sliced with a mustard sauce. This cured fish is a popular addition to breakfast buffets a
Plan ahead for the best experience. Here's what to book before your trip:
Due to high demand and limited supply, centrally located and quality accommodation can become very expensive or fully booked during the busy summer months and around major events.
Oslofjord cruises are very popular, especially during the summer high season, and tend to sell out, particularly for prime departure times.
Oslo has several highly-rated or Michelin-star restaurants that require reservations well in advance due to limited seating and high local demand.
Although not directly in Oslo, this highly scenic and popular rail journey (often part of a Norway in a Nutshell tour starting from Oslo) sells out far in advance, especially during the tourist season.