Oslo: Private Walking Tour｜Norway

Imagine a city founded by the mighty Vikings—not just fish-eaters and raiders, but people living life in the rugged north. Fast forward to the 1600s, and we meet King Christian IV, ruler of Denmark and Norway, a city-builder and fortress-reconstructor. After a devastating fire, the King made a bold choice: instead of rebuilding in the same spot, he moved the city. And what city is this? Oslo!

Today, we’ll take you on a private walking tour to explore the vibrant capital as it stands now. Our journey begins at the Nobel Peace Center, where the stunning Aker Brygge offers beautiful views of Oslo Harbour and the fjord. Along the way, we’ll dive into the stories behind Oslo City Hall, home to the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony, before heading to the city's heart. Here, we’ll pass by landmarks like The National Theatre, University Square, Karl Johans gate (Oslo’s main shopping street), and the Norwegian Parliament. What else comes to mind when you think of Oslo?

Of course, no visit to Oslo is complete without seeing Akershus Fortress. And... wait, what’s that? An iceberg? Not quite! That’s the Oslo Opera House, with its bold, modern architecture standing out in a newly developed, contemporary area of the city. And just behind the Opera House, you'll find something surprising: urban farming! Oslo may be cold, but the city is alive with energy and innovation. Don’t take our word for it—climb to the top of the Opera House after the tour and experience the buzz of Oslo for yourself!

If you’re looking for an introduction to Oslo but are short on time, this private walking tour is the way to go.