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In Oslo you will be docking. There are a couple of different docking options, but most of them are pretty close and at a very convenient location. Sometimes it is already possible to check your docking location online at: http://www.oslohavn.no/en/passengers/passenger_traffic/cruise/

Only the Akershus pier has a terminal with maps, Tax Refund services, shops and wifi. The other docks do not have these facilities although maps are sometimes brought to the pier. All docks are about 1 km from the Karl Johan Gate (main street). The nice thing about all of the docks is that the city center is so close and most things are within walking distance from here.

There are 2 important attractions for which you will need transportation to get to. These are the Vigeland park and the Bygdoy island on which Viking ship museum, Kon Tiki Museum, Fram Museum and the Open Air Museum are located. Find out underneath how to get there.

Transportation

Oslo might just have the best local transport system and transportation option of Norway.

Public transportation system

There is no bus stop right outside of the port, but there is at about a 10 minute walk, depending on where you dock. See the map for the locations of the tram and bus stops. The 2 most important lines to remember on a visit to Oslo is tram 12 goes to the Vigeland park and back to the city. See map for its most convenient stops and bus 30 to Bygdoy where it will pass the Fram Museum, Kon Tiki museum, Open Air museum and Viking ship museum. These are the most important lines as most of the other attractions are in the city center within walking distance of the ship. Tickets for the public transportation system need to be pre-bought at the tourist information center or kiosk. It is about 35 NOK per ticket and you can pay with credit card. Find out more about public transport via: https://ruter.no/en/travel-planner/network-maps/

Taxis are generally in the morning available right outside the port. Official taxis you can recognize by their taxi sign. If there are no taxis there the security at the gates is usually able to call you one. Keep in mind though that taxis in Norway are expensive. Take into account it will cost you about 700 NOK (100 USD) per hour and 25 USD for an easy taxi ride of 10 minutes. But there are definitely other cheaper options available for you.

Hop on hop off bus

There is a hop on hop off bus available in Oslo. It doesn’t matter where you dock, these guys will make it work to pick you up. Hop on hop off bus is quit a nice way to get around the city. If you are planning to visit the place out of the city center this is a nice way to do it. Buy your ticket on the pier and hop on. The bus is wheelchair accessible. Keep in mind though that sometimes this service tends to sell more tickets than they have capacity and that could mean you might have to stand for a long time at a stop for the next available bus.

Oslo City Train Sightseeing

At the Akerhus pier there is a stop for a little trolley train. It takes you around for a city tour.

Destination and distance from port:

Oslo city center = +/- 1 km walk north

Karl Johan street (main street) = +/- 1 km walk north

Vigeland park = 4 km to the west, take tram 12

Viking ship museum = 5,5 km to the south west, take bus 30

Norks Folke museum = 5 km to the south west, take bus 30

Kon Tiki Museum = 6.5 km to the south west, take bus 30

Fram museum = 6.5 km to the south west, take bus 30 Holmenkollen = 9 km north

FAQ about Oslo cruise destination

– Does the hop on hop off bus accept credit card? Yes, they do.

– Where can I change money? You can change money at the tourist information centers. Keep in mind it is probably cheaper for you to get it out of an ATM. Don’t change to much in NOK. Changing money costs money and changing back cost even more. 98 % of all businesses take credit card in Norway.

– How do I pay for a ticket for public transportation? If you prebuy them at the tourist information or at a kiosk it is cheaper than to buy them separately on the bus or tram.

– How about the accessibility of Oslo? Oslo is wheelchair friendly. To find the details visit this website by clicking here. 

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The National Museum exists of several locations throughout the city. The National Gallery, Museum of Decorative Arts and Design, Museum of Contemporary Art and National Architecture museum and more are all part of the National Museum. If you appreciate art this is definitely the place to put on your list. You can find the locations of the museum in the map above.

National Museum

Universitetsgata 13, 0164 Oslo, Norway

Gustav Vigeland is one of the most famous Norwegian artists. For the last 20 years of his life he worked on 212 bronze and granite statues that he left to the city of Oslo. Visit the Vigeland (or Frogner Park) to witness his truly beautiful statues. Take tram 12 or hop on hop off bus to get there. See map for tram stops and location.

Vigeland park

Nobels gate 32, 0268 Oslo, Norway

If you dock at the eastern docks this is the first building you will see. This magnificent structure is the famous Opera House of Oslo. After its opening in 2008 it immediately became a tourist attraction. It is beautiful inside and outside. There are often beautiful exhibition at the entrance and you are able to walk all the way to the top for a breathtaking view over Oslo.

The Opera House

Kirsten Flagstads Plass 1, 0150 Oslo, Norway

At the harbour you will find the Nobel Peace Centre. It is a museum about the Nobel Peace Prize. It tells the story of Alfred Nobel and the Peace Prize laureates and their engaged and groundbreaking work. The museum also has changing exhibitions that provide insight into the fields of war, peace and conflict resolution. Find the location of the museum in the map above.

Nobel Peace Centre

Brynjulf Bulls plass 1, 0250 Oslo, Norway

Edvard Munch is perhaps the most famous painter of Norway and even in the world. In Olso you will find the museum that holds his greatest work. The museum lies just north of the city centre. Reach it by taxi, take the metro from Stortinget or Central Station to stop Toyen or take bus 20 to Munch Museum

Munch museum

Tøyengata 53, 0578 Oslo, Norway

The network of trams in Oslo is extensive. Especially line 12 is a usefull one because it goes to the Vigeland park. Pick it up at central station or at the city hall.

The main street of Oslo, Karl Johan Gate, is about 1 km walk from the dock. This pedestrian street runs all the way from Central Station to the Royal Palace. If you are looking for an easy day in Oslo and want to see a couple of main highlights: make sure to walk this street from beginning to end. Or if you are looking for a good day of shopping, this is for sure the street to start on.

Karl Johan Gate

Karl Johan Gate, Oslo

This new attractions in Oslo is the perfect combination of nature, art and history. Go for a scenic walk in the park and find beautiful sculptures that represent European art history of the last 130 years. At this point you will find about 31 sculptures here, but more will come. The park is about 3,5 km east of the port. Take tram 18 or 19 to Ekebergparken or bus 34 or 74 to Ekenberg camping.

Ekebergparken

Ekebergparken, Oslo

The jump itself is already impressive from the parking lot, let along from all the way at the top, but also the museum is definatly worth it. Take the metro or taxi to get up and enjoy the spectacular views over Oslo and surrounding area. See map for it’s location.

Holmenkollen ski jump

Kongeveien 5, 0787 Oslo, Norway

If you are interested about the history of Norway during World War II this is the museum to go to. Find it in the Akershus close to the dock.

Resistance museum

Akershus Festning, 0015 Oslo, Norway

There are several locations where cruise ships can dock in Oslo. Check out http://www.oslohavn.no/en/passengers/passenger_traffic/cruise/ to see where your ships will dock when in port. Most cruise docks are within easy walking distance of the city center. Some have better facilities than others. Check out our full Oslo cruise port guide for all the information.

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Akershus, Oslo

Scandinavia is famous its ice bars and we feel you at least have to visit one in your life. In Oslo you will find Magic Ice. It is a bar where everything is made of ice; the bar, your chair, your glass. Find it in the city centre of Oslo, just off the main street. It is about 1,5 km walk from port (depending on where you dock). Check its location on the map above.

Ice bar: Magic Ice

Kristian IVs gate 12, 0164 Oslo, Norway

Thor Heyerdahl is the famous Norwegian adventurer and scientist who tried to recreate prehistoric voyages. With boats like the one above he tried to cross the oceans to prove that ancient civilisations had the ability to migrate from continent to continent. Especially the Kon-Tiki exhibition made his name famous around the world. Reach the museum by taking bus 30, ferry 91 from the City Hall or take the hop on hop off bus.

Kon Tiki museum

Bygdøynesveien 36, 0286 Oslo, Norway

For you foodies out there: don’t miss the Marthallen. This is the place to go to for everyone who appreciates high quality food, drinks and something unique. You will find everything from fish, meat, vegetables, baked goods and coffee here. The Marthallen are a little bit outside the city centre of Oslo. It is either about 30 minutes walk from the ship or you can take tram 12 from central station or city hall to Schous class.

Vulkan 5, 0178 Oslo, Norway

Oslo is the perfect city to explore by bycicle. The city has plenty of facilities to rent one. Best way is to go to the tourist information and rent one there.

Biking in Oslo

Jernbanetorget 1, 0154 Oslo, Norway

Currently there is no tourist information bureau available in port. You will find the main facility is behind the city hall. Their service is absolutely suburb. You can already contact them before hand through www.visitoslo.com

Tourist information Oslo

In the middle of this Oslofjord you will find this tiny working lighthouse that nowadays is also a high quality restaurant. If you make a reservation beforehand you can enjoy a special lunch or dinner at this unique location. Their contact details are: [email protected]. They will also arrange for a boat to pick you up at City Hall.

Dyna lighthouse

Dyna lighthouse, Oslo

Most of the times your ships docks in front of the Akershus fortress. Make sure to visit this wonder premises. Whoever would rule Akershus would rule Norway. It is a medieval castle that was build in 1290 to protect Oslo. It has been many thing ever since and that is something that you will discover as you go from museum to museum that are all located in the fortress.

The eastern docks are close to the central station (about 1 km walk). If you dock here than the Central Station is a great location to kick off your journey.

Oslo Central Station

Jernbanetorget 1, 154 Oslo, Norway

At the “museum island” Bygdoy you will find the world famous Viking ship museum. In the late 19th century several viking ships were found in the Oslo fjord. Due to the mud and conditions the ships were almost completely in tact. The Oseberg ship is the jewel of the exhibition. It was found by a farmer in 1903. The excavation took 3 month and the restorations 21 years. 90% of the ship is made of the original timber. It now shines together with the other viking ships and viking exhibitions in the Viking ship museum. The museum is about 5,5 km south west of the port. Reach it by public bus 30 or hop on hop off bus.

Viking ship museum

Huk Aveny 35, 0287 Oslo, Norway

At the end of the main street Karl Johan Gate you will find the Royal Palace. In summer time the palace is open to the public, but only for guided tours. It is advised to pre-buy the tickets. Click on this item to be forwarded to their website for details about the tickets.

The Royal Palace

Slottsplassen 1, 0010 Oslo, Norway

If you are planning on visiting the Fram Museum, Kon Tiki Museum or Norse Maritime Museum you can take ferry 91 from the dock in front of the city hall. Check the map above for its location.

The ferries of Oslo

Rådhusbrygga, Oslo

Norwegians largest museum of cultural history definitely comes recommended. It tells the story of how the Norwegians lived from the 1500’s to the present day. Out of the 160 buildings the Gol stave church is the eye-catcher. This is a unique stave church of which there are only a few left in the world. The museum is about 5 south of the port. Reach it by public bus 30.

Norsk Folke Museum

Museumsveien 10, 0287 Oslo, Norway

The Oslo city hall is one of the most impressive buildings in the city. Make sure to pay an inside visit. See map for its location and you’ll find out it is less than a 10 minute walk from you dock.

Rådhusplassen 1, 0037 Oslo, Norway

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Experience the Oslo Fjord aboard the electric vessel Legacy of The Fjords.

From the ship you get a lovely view of the city's architectural and historical landmarks. You get a panoramic view of Akershus Fortress, Oslo City Hall, Aker Brygge and Tjuvholmen with the characteristic Astrup Fearnley Museum.

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In cooperation with Cruise Baltic, Oslo has - as all the other ports in the Baltic Cruise Project - published a product manual presenting the cruise facilities in each port. Here you will find technical and commercial information on the port and the city together with other useful information. Download (PDF)

Security information for cruisewessels in Oslo Port: The port and the Oslo fjord area is controlled by VTS. According to the ISPS code the port facilities for cruise ships are fenced in, and there are 2 security guards on duty for every cruise ship. All officials carry photograpic identity. There are random patrols on shore and at sea, conducted by Oslo Port. The dockside area is searched before the arrival of a cruise ship.The PFSO will meet and brief the Ship Security Officer on ship’s arrival.

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Sail the inner parts of the Oslofjord, from the pier next to the Oslo Opera House, along the city shoreline, between small islands, passing landmarks and historical places.

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Explore Oslo’s shoreline

Embark the electrical vessel Legacy of The Fjords at Langkaia for a scenic 1,5-hour fjord cruise. The voyage will take you past various historical landmarks and attractions. First you will have great views to Akershus fortress, Oslo City Hall, Aker Brygge, and Tjuvolmen with the characteristic Astrup Fearnley museum. Next you can spot the FRAM Museum at Bygdøy before passing by the picturesque islet Dyna with its cute lighthouse.

The silent vessel navigates around and in between the islands of the inner-Oslofjord; Nakkholmen, Lindøya, Gressholmen, Heggholmen, Langøyene, Bleikøya, and Sjursøya. On your way back to Langkaia you will see the modern Bjørvika skyline with highlights such as the Munch Museum and Oslo Opera House.

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The fully electrical catamaran is designed to give the best sightseeing experience possible, with floor-to-ceiling windows inside the two lounges and plenty of space on the decks and walkways outside. The kiosk on board offers light food, snacks, and hot and cold beverages.

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The climate is mild thanks to a warm Gulf Stream. Summer is pleasantly warm, with some hot spells, and winters have freezing temperatures with plenty of snowfall.

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The cruise port is at most a twenty minute walk to downtown Oslo. Most destinations are easy to walk to, but for further destinations consider a bus, tram, or taxi.

Taxis are available around town.

The city of Oslo is criss-crossed with easy to use tram lines.

An Oslo pass covers bus, tram, and metro fare along with admittance to some attractions. It can be a cost-saving measure for budget- conscious travellers.

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The arctic challenge.

Every winter some of the some of the world's best snowboarders meet to compete in slopestyle in Oslo. The festival takes place in March at Wyllerløypa, Oslo Vinterpark.

Norwegian Military Tattoo

Taking place every other year in May. Norwegian Military Tattoo is the biggest indoor event in Norway, presented every other year in Oslo Spektrum. The Tattoo has developed into a very popular event, which attracts military music enthusiasts from all over the world. It is also very much a family show.

Fæder Regatta

Annual June regatta from Oslo to Horten. Enjoy the spectacular sight of hundreds of sailboats on the Oslo Fjord! The Fæder Regatta is one of the world's biggest overnight regattas. From its inception in 1947, with seven boats competing, the regatta has grown considerably and now more than 1000 boats and 4-5000 sailors participate.

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The City of Oslo is Norway’s population, political, and economic center. Other ports have better access to Norway’s natural landscape and rural countryside. Cities like Trondheim and the Port of Bergen are more “Norwegian” in character. However, the Port of Oslo has many sights worth seeing and a vibrant nightlife worth enjoying. It is Europe's smallest capital, with a population of 550,000, but an active city with plenty to see and do.

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Filipstad Terminal Ample parking is available at the Oslo Central Station for a fee. Complimentary shuttle service will take you and your luggage the short distance to the Filipstad Pier Terminal.

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Royal palace.

Open for tours in the summer, the palace was constructed in 1824. The King leads the Council of State from here, hosts state dignitaries and offical dinners.

Nobel Peace Center

The Nobel Peace Center contains an exhibit for all winners of the Nobel Peace Prize. The history of the Alfred Nobel is documented.

Norwegian Maritime Musuem

The Port of Oslo’s Norwegian Maritime Museum contains large collections of boats and ships. It tells the story of the impact of Norway’s seafarers across the world.

Kon-Tiki Musuem

Next door to the Maritime Museum is the Port of Oslo’s Kon-Tiki Museum containing Tor Heyerdahl’s famous balsa rafts, Kon-Tiki and Ra II. Although it was not his only adventure, Heyerdahl made history with his world-famous 8000-kilometer voyage on the Kon-Tiki balsa raft from South America to the Tuamotu Islands. In addition to the boats he used, the museum contains artifacts from Easter Island and short-term exhibits on sea-related and ethnographic topics.

Viking Ship Musuem

Visitors can admire two preserved Viking ships from the 1100's, along with a Viking burial chamber and ancient skeletons.

Munch Muesuem

Edvard Munch's most famous work is "The Scream." The musuem contains over 5000 works of Edvard Munch displayed with films, guided tours, and lectures.

Tour the Fjords

From the port of Oslo,there are boat operators with range of fjord tours available. Cruise past the Opera House and through small bays and inlets lined with colorful houses and stunning cliffs.

Holmenkollen

A famous ski jump with the world's oldest ski musuem. The jump has hosted World Championships and Olympic events.

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Oslo cruise calendar 2023 provides the opportunity to search the arrival and departure schedules of cruise ships arriving in port. The timetable displays dates and times the cruise ships are in this Norwegian port-of-call based on the major cruise lines itineraries. Cruise ships arriving to Oslo dock at the Akershus Fortress side. The dock has 4 piers Sondre Akershus, Vippetangen, Revierkaia, and Filipstad.  The timetable displays dates and times cruise ships are scheduled to dock in port in two separate columns for arrivals and departures with the ship's name, cruise operator, and maximum passenger capacity.  Please note, the following cruise port schedule is created on updated itineraries from the following cruise lines: Azamara, Celebrity Cruises, Royal Caribbean International, Norwegian Cruise Lines, Holland America Line, Regent Seven Seas, Oceania Cruises, Marella Cruises, TUI, P&O Cruises, Aida Cruises, Costa Cruises, Princess Cruises, Cunard Line, Carnival Cruise Lines, Crystal Cruises, Disney Cruise Line, Viking and Fred Olsen Cruise Lines. Here you can  view cruise ship Itineraries  classified by cruise lines.

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Fortified History

The Akershus Fortress in Oslo, Norway

Construction of Akerhus Castle and Fortress began in 1299, and the structure has fended off a number of attacks since then. It's also been a royal residence and a prison, so there's a lot of history to take in. Don't miss the great views over the harbor while you're here.

Slope Excursion

View of the Holkmenkolen ski jump in Oslo, Norway

The observation deck at the top of the Holmenkollen Ski Jump offers 360-degree views of the city. But it's the Ski Museum that really delivers, with thousands of years of skiing history right up to modern times, as well as polar exploration artifacts.

Stroll With the Arts

Frogner Park is the largest sculpture park made by a single artist in the world, with over 200 sculptures of varying sizes rendered in iron, bronze and granite. The collection of sculptures in the park's middle section is particularly of note; only wander there if you're strong of heart, and don't bring the kiddos.

Local Cuisine

In Oslo, hearty traditional fare is as popular as hip international cuisine. The popular Grunerlokka neighborhood is the perfect place to grab a bite. For a taste of down-home Norway, seek out local cod, hake or herring served with local garnishes like pea puree and pickled red onions. With cruises to Oslo, you can head to an Indian spot for samosas and fried king prawns — the local bounty shows up in the international eats, too.

When it comes to shopping, Oslo has it all — whether you love big malls and department stores or prefer small boutiques, antique shops and markets. The hip Grunerlokka district offers that well-known Scandinavian cool. Stop here for top international designer outlets and smaller shops offering traditional items like sterling silver jewelry and handmade woodcrafts.

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