Oslo - Oslo 9 day trip

The capital of Norway, this easy-going city boasts world-class museums, buzzing nightlife, and several fun outdoor activities.

Walk around Oslo's cosmopolitan streets, discovering this unique place where urban life and an easy-going rural atmosphere meet.

A museum with a large open-air area showcasing over 100 traditional houses, and an indoor museum displaying traditional artifacts.

A picturesque peninsula, home to many of Oslo’s top attractions including plenty of museums, beautiful parks, and beaches.

This exquisite art gallery houses Norway's largest collection of paintings, drawings, and sculptures.

Just a short drive from the city center is this 10,000 year old gorge with hiking trails, ropes, ladders, and a picturesque waterfall.

From roller coasters to water rides, this exciting amusement park promises a day of fun for all ages.

Dedicated to the Viking Age in Norway, this museum showcases several ships as well as wood carvings, sledges, and other items.

Escape the bustle of the city and explore this expansive park, featuring several cultural monuments and the Vigeland sculpture park.

Dedicated to the history of the Nobel Prize and its recipients, the museum houses an interesting mix of temporary and permanent exhibits.

A museum dedicated to the Norwegian polar explorations. It boasts a historic ship which is on display and visitors can go inside.

Learn about the history of this impressive fortress, and check out the cultural attractions it now holds in a beautiful natural setting.

Head to this small island, just off the coast of Oslo, to enjoy breathtaking scenery, lush greenery, and beautiful nature.

With skiing, hiking, rafting, and glacier trekking, Geilo is the perfect destination for exploring Norway's natural beauty.

Wander through this picturesque town, enjoying the local atmosphere, the quaint taverns, the rustic buildings, and the fresh air.

The iconic route of this railway line, leads you through the scenic Flamsdalen valley, where gorgeous views await along a 20km stretch.

Cycle, walk, or drive through this scenic 7km-long valley to reach one of Norway's most impressive waterfalls.

Set in the middle of stunning Norwegian nature is a meteorite impact crater, created when a meteorite struck 500 million years ago.

With a 182m drop, this impressive waterfall is one of Norway's most famous, and boasts impressive views of the surrounding nature.

With breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains, this exciting city has a thriving cultural life and a lively indie music scene.

With many tanks and ponds, this aquarium is home to various marine animals and a large collection of underwater fauna.

Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of Bergen as you wander through its lovely streets, discovering its beautiful architecture.

Preserving life in a small Norwegian town during the 18C-20C, this open-air museum features authentic buildings, shops, and ambiance.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this picturesque dock is most popular for its brightly colored wooden Hanseatic buildings.

The highest of the mountains surrounding Bergen, its peak is reachable by a funicular, featuring a restaurant and free telescopes.

Take a 10 minute funicular ride up Mt. Floyen, enjoying the breathtaking views of the town and the islands nearby.

Set in a historic wooden trade house from the Hanseatic period, this museum is dedicated to the history of Norway spanning 15C-19C.

A vast art gallery housed in four buildings, displaying exhibitions of 14C-20C international and Norwegian artwork.

Believed to be Norway’s oldest building, this 12C church features two magnificent towers and a stunning Romanesque facade.

Travel back in time at this great museum, home to archaeological findings and artifacts dating as far back as the 12C.

The world-famed "Troll's Tongue" is a rock jutting out of a cliff at a height of 700m, boasting incredible views of the fjord below.

Known as one of the world's most remarkable waterfalls, this fall stretches over 618m before reaching the base of the mountain.

Located in "Waterfall County," Forde is known for its proximity to incredible waterfalls, and is surrounded by stunning nature.

Stroll through this charming Norwegian town, taking in the beautiful surrounding views, and admiring the local architecture.

With over 4,000 pieces of art from the 20C to today, this museum is specifically dedicated to art from the Sogn og Fjordane region.

Hire a guide to hike through this majestic glacier, home to a variety of trails, ranging from children-friendly to expert hikers.

An impressive mountain located on the edge of Geiranger valley, offering breathtaking panorama from its snow-covered summit.

This charming small town is home to what is considered one of the world's most beautiful mainland fjords.

Home to European mainland's largest glacier, this national park is perfect for hiking and features a museum dedicated to local nature.

Situated between majestic mountains and beautiful fjords, Balestrand is the perfect base for exploring the surrounding nature.

Learn why artists and visitors flock to this town over the years as you stroll through the streets, taking in the lovely ambiance.

An excellent museum with 24 aquariums, a model of the Esefjord, a cinema, and an exhibit dedicated to the history of the town.

A charming art gallery hosting watercolor painting lessons and a gift shop, as well as a collection of artwork and antiques.

A 19C Anglican staved church, built as a memorial to Margaret Green, an English lady who emigrated and started the church here.

The iconic route of this railway line, leads you through the scenic Flamsdalen valley, where gorgeous views await along a 20km stretch.

Hire a guide to hike through this majestic glacier, home to a variety of trails, ranging from children-friendly to expert hikers.

Located in "Waterfall County," Forde is known for its proximity to incredible waterfalls, and is surrounded by stunning nature.

Home to European mainland's largest glacier, this national park is perfect for hiking and features a museum dedicated to local nature.

A modern city surrounded by stunning untouched nature, Stryn is famous for its year-round glacier skiing.

The perfect mix of new and old, this modern city center invites a stroll, then veers towards the water where traditional houses remain.

This charming small town is home to what is considered one of the world's most beautiful mainland fjords.

An impressive mountain located on the edge of Geiranger valley, offering breathtaking panorama from its snow-covered summit.

This scenic road will take you through a number of picturesque sites, including beautiful mountains, lakes, and charming towns.

Hire a guide to hike through this majestic glacier, home to a variety of trails, ranging from children-friendly to expert hikers.

A picturesque hillside town, full of charming boutiques, tasty restaurants, and pretty wooden houses.

Featuring 200 traditional buildings, this ope-air museum is dedicated to preserving the heritage and culture of the locals.

Wander through the picturesque streets of Lillehammer and discover charming traditional wooden houses, as well as the quaint local shops.

As the host city of the 1994 Winter Olympics, several stadiums and facilities were built for it and you can visit them today..

Dating to the 12C, this church was built on the site of an older Viking church. It is one of the most visited churches in Norway.

One of Norway's deepest and largest lakes, Mjosa is home to over 20 fish species and is a popular fishing location.

Set in the middle of stunning Norwegian nature is a meteorite impact crater, created when a meteorite struck 500 million years ago.

An impressive collection of modern and contemporary paintings and sculptures are on display at this exquisite gallery.

West of the Lagen River you can find these ancient stone carvings, depicting local wildlife and dating as far back as the 20C BC.

Covering most of the mountainous region of Jotunheimen, this national park features rivers and lakes, and is home to a variety of animals.