Oslo Old Town Private Walking Tour and Fjord Cruise Tickets｜Norway

Oslo rewards those who take their time — and this tour gives you two ways to see it. Walk the city's most iconic street with Rosotravel and a Private Licensed Guide, then set sail on the Oslofjord on a private cruise. Choose your experience and book your spot today.

Book this 3,5-hour tour and begin at the National Theatre, one of Norway's most celebrated cultural landmarks. Opened in 1899, its grand façade is flanked by statues of Henrik Ibsen and Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson — two playwrights who shaped the Norwegian identity as much as any politician. Your Private Licensed Guide leads you from here along Studenterlunden Park and down Karl Johans gate, Oslo's grand main boulevard, where the city's most important buildings line up one after another.

You pass Oslo City Hall, its twin towers a symbol of democratic governance and home to the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony each December. Your guide explains what happens inside those walls — and why this building matters far beyond its architecture. The Norwegian Parliament comes next, sitting at the heart of Karl Johans gate since 1866, followed by Oslo Cathedral, consecrated in 1697 and still the city's most important church. Step inside to admire the Baroque altar, the ornate carved pulpit, and Hugo Lous Mohr's sweeping ceiling frescoes painted between 1936 and 1950. Your guide brings the stories behind each detail to life.

After the walking tour, your guide leads you to the pier, hands over your cruise tickets, and introduces what you are about to see. From the water, Oslo looks completely different. The 1,5-hour round-trip cruise takes you out onto the Oslofjord, where the city's waterfront, fortress walls, and surrounding islands open up around you. It is a calm, scenic contrast to the energy of the streets — and one of the best ways to understand Oslo's relationship with the sea that shaped it.

Book your spot today and see Oslo from both land and water.