Curtis was a great tour guide, with so much knowledge and a lovely route of Oslo! We are only in Oslo for 1 night so was the perfect way to see the best bits of the city in an afternoon!
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Main Attractions & Hidden Gems
Oslo’s Most Popular Bike Tour
Go Beyond the History & Discover What’s Not in the Guidebooks
As a near car-free city, the best way to experience Oslo tours is by bike. On this 3-hour city tour, you’ll cover more ground on two wheels than you could on foot and get a complete picture of Norway’s capital. You’ll learn about Norwegian culture, topics such as the social system, urban development, food culture, Norwegian politics and society, and the modern development of Oslo.
Highlights
Visit the medieval/Renaissance castle of Akershus Festning & The City Hall (home of the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony)
Ride down the main street of Karl Johans Gate and through the Royal Palace gardens
Discover the world-famous Vigeland Sculpture Park
Explore architecture from 19th-century neoclassicism in the Frogner neighbourhood to the stunning modernism of the harbour area Tjuvholmen/Aker Brygge
Enjoy a picturesque coastal ride with sweeping views over the islands, fjord, and surrounding wilderness
Discover the joy of cycling on quiet streets & experience modern-day Norwegian life
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Trip Details
Trip Details
Price
Low season (March, April, May, September and October):
- Child 1-12 years of age: 350 NOK (child seat, 20″ bike or 24″ bike)
- Youth (13-25) and student: 400 NOK (valid ID required for students)
- Adult: 440 NOK
- Electric bike: 790 NOK
High season (June, July and August):
- Child 1-12 years of age: 400 NOK (child seat, 20″ bike or 24″ bike)
- Youth (13-25) and student: 425 NOK (valid ID required for students)
- Adult: 480 NOK
- Electric bike: 730 NOK
Departure time
High season: 10:00 (10 AM) and 14:00 (2 PM)
Low season: 14:00 (2 PM)
Meeting point
DFDS Boat Terminal in Building “Skur 42” (Akershusstranda 31, 0150 Oslo)
Availability
- March through October
- 7 days per week except March when we are closed Sundays
- No tours will run on 17th May due to national day parades
Duration
Approximately 3 hours
Fitness level
Easy – this tour is for all riders and no specific fitness level is required. The riding is mostly flat except for a couple of short inclines and a 2-minute hill leading up to the Royal Palace. The total distance covered is about 12km (7 miles).
Group size
Maximum 15 participants per guide but for groups of more than 8, we recommend the private tour.
Included
Bike and helmet
Not included
Food & water
What to bring
- Comfortable shoes and clothes
- Water
- Photo ID for students
Good to know
- Please arrive at the meet-up point 15 minutes before the start of the tour.
- On wet days, rain ponchos are available for 30 kroner per person.
- There is access to paid toilets for 10 kroner (card only) at the start of the tour and there are also multiple stops during the tour when toilets are available.
The Day’s Activities
This Oslo bike tour is perfect for customers looking to learn more about everyday life and culture in Norway’s capital. As well as exploring the many examples of outstanding Norwegian architecture, you’ll learn about important elements of Norwegian society and how history has contributed to creating this progressive culture. You’ll visit sights such as the City Hall (home of the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony) and the medieval/Renaissance castle of Akershus Festning.
You’ll visit the main sights of the city and travelling by bike means you’ll see the best of Oslo in just 3 hours. Visit iconic landmarks such as the modern buildings along the harbour including the stunning Astrup Fearnley Modern Art Museum, where there’s an optional swim for those who want to cool off (weather and time permitting). You’ll explore more of Oslo’s architecture with a visit to the Akershus Festning castle where you can walk the walls and enjoy spectacular views. Continue your appreciation of Norwegian art with a visit to the world-famous Vigeland Sculpture Park which contains over 200 sculptures from one artist, Gustav Vigeland.
One of the best parts of this tour is discovering the city by bike. We’ll pedal down the picturesque Karl Johans Gate and through the natural sanctuary of the Royal Palace gardens. You’re never far from nature in Oslo! And don’t forget that your guide will give you recommendations for the best places to eat and drink and any other must-visit spots in Oslo.
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Hear What Our Previous Guests Thought ...
Great tour guide – very knowledgeable and enthusiastic! We got to see all of the main attractions and hidden gems of Oslo within the time, but didn’t feel rushed at any point. Would highly recommend it to everyone wanting to explore the city.
This was a really lovely way to catch the highlights of Oslo and is one of my favourite memories from my time there!
