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Savoy 1918

Classic Superior room at Savoy 1918 Oslo – double bed, stylish beige and white interiors with seating area.
Savoy 1918 hotel facade in Oslo – beige brick building on a quiet city street.
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In the heart of Oslo

  • Over a hundred years of history central in Oslo
  • Close to Karl Johans gate, Slottsparken, and Aker Brygge
  • Cafés, galleries, and culture right outside the door
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Where History Meets Modern Elegance

On Tullinløkka, one of Oslo's most characterful squares, Savoy 1918 has welcomed guests for over a hundred years. Historic buildings, galleries, and street life surround you, while the calm of the hotel itself offers a welcome contrast to the city outside.
Karl Johans gate, Slottsparken, and the harbour promenade are all a short walk away. Cafés, independent shops, and cultural venues fill the neighbourhood — there is always something to discover just outside the door.
It is a good place to come back to at the end of the day, and an easy place to set out from in the morning.

Popular tours that start or end in Oslo

Oslo is a train ride from the fjords. Board the Bergen Railway to the famous fjords, like the Nærøyfjord and the Aurlandsfjord. Combine train rides with fjord cruises to see the fjords up close.
Boat on Sognefjord with flag flying, wake trailing behind on calm water.
Flexible itinerary
Slow & comfortable
Sognefjord in a Nutshell™
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Cruise Norway's longest fjord at a relaxed pace
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From 1 day · Add extra nights
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Start in Oslo or Bergen
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Available April – October
From 2745 NOK
Grass-roof cabins on hillside overlook fjord, waterfall, peaks.
Flexible itinerary
Fjords, coast & alpine views
Geirangerfjord in a Nutshell™
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UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord, coastal scenery, and alpine mountains
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From 2 days · Add extra nights
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Start in Oslo or Bergen
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Available June – September
From 5968 NOK
Panoramic view of Åndalsnes, Romsdalen valley and Romsdalsfjord from the Nesaksla summit viewpoint
8-day round trip
Fjords, glaciers & coast
Norway’s Great Fjords
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Discover 3 fjords, glaciers, mountains & a coastal voyage
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Hotels, transport, and activities included
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8 days · Fixed itinerary
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Start in Oslo · Round trip
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Available June – September
From 28950 NOK
Havila coastal cruise ship sailing through scenic Norwegian fjords between Trondheim and Bergen
Flexible itinerary
With Norway in a Nutshell®
Cultural cities & scenic trains
Cities and Coastal Cruise
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Oslo, Bergen and Trondheim, linked by scenic trains and a coastal voyage
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From 4 days · Add extra nights
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Start in Oslo or Bergen · Round trip
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Available year-round
From 11931 NOK
Turquoise fjord with cruise ships, forested mountains and snow.
Flexible itinerary
With Norway in a Nutshell®
Fjords, coast & mountains
Geirangerfjord and Norway in a Nutshell®
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Geirangerfjord plus Norway’s most famous scenic route, Trollstigen
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From 3 days · Add extra nights
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Start in Oslo or Bergen
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Available June – September
From 9672 NOK
Woman in yellow sweater leans from green train window, gazing at autumn forest landscape.
Flexible itinerary
The classic journey
Norway in a Nutshell®
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See the highlights: UNESCO Nærøyfjord, Flåm and Bergen Railway
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From 1 day · Add extra nights
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Start in Oslo or Bergen
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Available year-round
From 2698 NOK
Fully planned
With Norway in a Nutshell®
Timed for winter daylight
Winter Fjords & Flåm from Oslo
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Ride the Bergen Railway across snowy mountains, with 1 night in Flåm
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Hotel, selected meals, transport & Stegastein included
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2 days · Fixed itinerary
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Start in Oslo or Bergen · One-way trip
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Available November – March
From 5626 NOK
Fjord cruise boat approaching Balestrand through the Sognefjord
Fully planned
Slow down on the shores of Sognefjord
Sognefjord Cruise & Balestrand Stay
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Fjord cruise, glacier tour & 2 nights in Balestrand
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3 days · Fixed itinerary
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Start in Oslo or Bergen
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Available June – September
From 9477 NOK

Top things to do in Oslo

From world-class museums to outdoor experiences, Oslo offers activities for every interest and season. Our hand-picked recommendations help you experience the city like a local while ensuring you don't miss any must-see attractions.
Tourists on fjord cruise on the Oslofjord pass historic Akershus fortress at sunset.
Fjord cruise in Oslo
Oslo • 2 hr
No available price
Available all year
Elegant table setting with wine and food aboard cruise boat
Bestseller
Dinner cruise on the Oslofjord
Oslo • 2 hr 30 min
No available price
Available all year
Cyclists ride through green park with pavilion to the side.
Oslo highlights bike tour
Oslo • 3 hr 15 min
No available price
22 April - 30 August
Ferry passes white pier at sunset with golden hues and soft light over distant skyline.
Electric fjord cruise on the Oslofjord
Oslo
No available price
18 May - 31 March
White hybrid-electric cruise boat sailing through Oslofjord waters with autumn-colored forested hills
Silent fjord cruise on the Oslofjord
Oslo • 2 hr 30 min
No available price
All year
Holmenkollen Ski Jump close-up with statue in foreground and snow-covered trees under a blue sky.
Oslo Panorama bus tour
Oslo • 3 hr
No available price
Available all year
Two smiling hikers resting in forest at golden hour, sunlight filtering through lush green trees.
Hiking trip in Oslo - Discover the Magic of Norwegian Forest
Oslo • 3 hr 30 min
No available price
Available all year
Silver bowl of shrimp with lemon wedges, surrounded by bread, plates, condiments, and napkins on a boat deck.
Oslofjord Sunset Cruise with shrimp buffet
Oslo • 3 hr
No available price
1 May - 4 October
Fortress and historic buildings overlook water with city skyline in background under clouds.
Oslo grand tour with fjord cruise
Oslo • 7 hr
No available price
1 May - 31 October
Kayakers near floating sauna with Munch Museum in background Oslo
Kayaking in Oslo
Oslo • 2 hr
No available price
2 June - 30 September
Aerial view of green island with marinas, red roofs, boats, and city across fjord under blue sky.
Bestseller
Island hopping in Oslo
Oslo • 3 hr
No available price
6 March - 31 August
Cheerful pair enjoying waffles with cheese and jam at outdoor park, with sunny weather and surrounding trees.
Oslo street food tour
Oslo • 2 hr 30 min
No available price
1 April - 30 September
Kayakers paddling under modern Oslo bridge
Akerselva River Kayak and Packraft Tour
Oslo • 1 hr 30 min
No available price
2 June - 30 September
Two women smiling and conversing at a stylish bar in Oslo with cozy lighting, champagne in hand, and waterfront view.
Oslo food & beer tour
Oslo • 3 hr
No available price
1 April - 30 September
See all things to do in Oslo

Oslo - the vibrant capital of Norway

Explore more of Oslo and discover the city's rich culture, history, and culinary delights! Visit world-class museums, unique attractions and the cities many food courts.
Kayaking tour in Oslo fjord with Opera House architecture on sunny day - guided water activity Norway
Things to do in Oslo
In addition to being the country's capital, Oslo is an excellent start or end point for a fjord tour. Get to know the Scandinavian city by the water.
Crowds walk through Vigeland Park in Oslo with the Monolith and sculptures visible among green trees.
Vigeland park in Oslo
Vigelandsparken Sculpture Park is the largest sculpture park in the world created by a single sculptor. The sculpture park is a part of the Frognerparken park, which is located 3 km north-west of Oslo city centre.
Nighttime cityscape with historic castle illuminated, waterfront reflections, modern buildings, and distant hills under deep blue sky.
Akershus fortress in Oslo
When you visit Oslo on one of our roundtrips, make sure to see Akershus Fortress. Its central location makes the fortress grounds a popular recreational area for tourists and locals alike.
A vibrant street food market with colorful booths, tiki-themed bars, and communal seating for customers.
Oslo's food courts
When looking for the best places to eat in Oslo, you should definitely consider the cities bustling food courts. In a nation of potato lovers, Norway has never really featured on the foodie map...but now we think it should! Oslo has enjoyed a food renaissance over the last couple of years inspired by a host of homegrown talent and international imports.