Oslo on a budget
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Experience hosted by Lisa
2.5 hours
Up to 10 people
Hosted in English
What you'll do
We'll start up with buying a ticket for public transport, take a few stops to the west where the posh areas are to visit one of Norways biggest tourist attractions - a park with over 200 sculpures made by the same man! The sculptures are often dark and melancolic with some intresting stories behind them. From there we'll travel by tram down to the picturesque sceenery of the harbour. I show you where the local ferries depart out the islands of the Oslo fjord, I'll point out the free entrance museum of Norways war museum. We'll stroll around the old fourtress dating back to the middle ages protecting the city from unwanted visitors and hear the history behind it. From here we'll move on to the Opera house and explore the finest piece of archetecture that the town has to offer. We'll move on to the eastern neighbourhoods where we'll find a more artsy crowd and the Sunday market that is full of crafted goods and art surrounded by booming street art. I'll also point out the cheap and cosy resturants, the least expensive beer on draught, turksih fast food, food courts and grocery shops where you'll find veggies for a third of the price in the traditional supermarkets. I am happy to give you any information about the best cocktailbars, clubs, resturant and shopping or any other information you'd desire to make your stay in Oslo as good as possible. All highlights packed in one day!
Other things to note
Please bring your own money for bus fare and other purchases like snacks or flea market finds and also an umberella on a rainy day
Other things to note
Please bring your own money for bus fare and other purchases like snacks or flea market finds and also an umberella on a rainy day
We'll start up with buying a ticket for public transport, take a few stops to the west where the posh areas are to visit one of Norways biggest tourist attractions - a park with over 200 sculpures made by the same man! The sculptures are often dark and melancolic with some intresting stories behind them. From there we'll travel by tram down to the picturesque sceenery of the harbour. I show you where the local ferries depart out the islands of th…
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Expat that moved to Oslo in 2002 with next to nothing to my name, and as a 18 year old with no higher education had to work my way thru one of the worlds most expensive city in the world and you will find the free and cheap activities on by one. I know everything there is about the free museums, outdoor sightseeing in addition to historical point of intrests
Where you'll be
All stops are within easy access by local transport and consentrated to ringroads one and two and close to oslo city centre. Among them is the old town, and the eastern strokes of Oslo that is famous for its artsy and trendy crowd
Rated 5.0 out of 5 from 5 reviews.
It was our last 2nd day in Norway and we didn’t do much research on what to do in Oslo. The tour was great for us to visit the key attractions and get a general idea of where else we can go in Oslo. I particularly like how we started the tour from the west to the east, it gives us a sense of the cultural differences in Oslo. We were also lucky that we were the only 2 in the tour, so it had felt very much like a personal tour. Lisa was Super friendly and easy to chat with. Would recommend this to people who doesn’t want a conventional type of tour.
It was our last 2nd day in Norway and we didn’t do much research on what to do in Oslo. The tour was great for us to visit the key attractions and get a general idea of where else…
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Cancellation policy
Any experience can be canceled and fully refunded within 24 hours of purchase, or at least 7 days before the experience starts.
Guest requirements
Up to 10 guests ages 12 and up can attend. Parents may also bring children under 2 years of age.
What to bring
Umberalla on a rainy day
Purchasing of tickets to public transport upon arrival
Purchasing of tickets to public transport upon arrival