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Oslo
Scintillating and luscious, Oslo reveals its charms on the Scandinavian trip of a lifetime.
Birthplace of the prestigious Nobel Prizes, Oslo is an utterly entrancing destination surrounded by countryside. Norway's capital is tucked away in the Oslofjord inlet and packed full of new things to try and places to see. Jump on a direct flight from Bordeaux and experience Oslo for yourself.
5 good reasons to go to Oslo
Delve into Oslo's dazzling heritage
Settled in the 11th century, the Norwegian capital is a patchwork of architectural surprises. Take in the Royal Palace, city hall, Akershus fortress, contemporary opera house, 17th-century cathedral and the Nobel Peace centre for tours and exhibitions.
Majestic fjords
Experience the magic of Oslofjord! Hop on a ferry to marvel at the islands rising up out of the mist. Strike out on a cruise that skims the spectacular fjords of western Norway. Craggy cliffs and sweeping glaciers unfurl in an ethereal, untamed landscape.
Activities all year round
All the activities you need are right on your doorstep here. The winter and summer parks are less than 30 minutes away from the town centre and promise as much adrenaline as you can handle. Jump on one of the winter park's cable-cars to hit the ski slopes, or head to the summer park for rock-climbing and zip-line fun.
Marvel at the sculptures
Craving a bit of greenery? The Ekebergparken and Vigeland sculpture parks offer a spot of culture in a bucolic setting. The Vigeland park is an open-air gallery featuring over 200 sculptures by the eponymous artist. Designed by Vigeland himself, the park is a must-see whilst you're here. Ekebergparken offers trails and walks dotted with works of art by renowned sculptors.
Unique cuisine
Norwegian cuisine is a well-kept secret. Sample the country's iconic dishes and delicacies, including salmon, trout and herring, whether marinated or smoked. Lutefisk is a dried fish speciality that's well worth a try. Meats can also be enjoyed in many dishes. For dessert, go for a vafler, sweet little heart-shaped waffles.
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To see / do
Culture and history
To the fortress!
Visit the Akershus fortress when in Oslo, and be prepared to be spellbound by this incredible combination of medieval defences and more refined Renaissance-era elements. The fortress has been altered at every stage of Oslo's history. If you dare, venture into the dungeons, followed by the chapel and Norway's resistance museum!
A charming folklore museum
This little gem is an absolute delight. The Norwegian Museum of Cultural History is home to 155 replicas of traditional houses, giving you the chance to appreciate the differences between different regional architectures, from the urban to the rural. Traditional cooking, crafts, dances and more are all showcased here, immersing you in the authentic flavours of Norway. A fantastic way of spending an afternoon.
Hit the slopes in Holmenkollen
Take to the mountains to try Norway's favourite national sport: skiing. The Holmenkollen skiing museum is a must, outlining the history of skiing and leading you up to the top of the ski-jumping hill. From the top, expect breath-taking views over the entire city. The ski simulator and zip-line are perfect for getting pulses racing.
Outings
In the heart of Oslo
All aboard for Karl Johans Gate and Møllergata! These are the city centre's two busiest high streets, encompassing everything you need during a stay in town. Shop, grab a snack or sit down to a meal, enjoy a drink at a terrace, try an escape room, go to a gig or dance the night away.
The Grünerløkka district
A stone's throw away from Hausmanns Gate is Grünerløkka. This former workers' neighbourhood is now a hipster area with a boho feel, crammed full of colourful little two- or three-floor buildings. On-trend bars, new-wave Norwegian cuisine and quirky little boutiques are on hand to keep visitors coming back for more.
Gastronomy
Lutefisk, the taste of the North
Lutefisk is a Scandinavian speciality and an Oslo staple. This dried fish (such as cod) is rehydrated over several days. Lutefisk is served with potatoes, mushy peas and bacon - a real taste of the North!
Vafler, Norway's answer to waffles
Vafler are incredibly popular waffles, made from a pancake-like batter and sometimes flavoured with cardamom. These heart-shaped waffles are wolfed down for breakfast and at tea time, topped with jam, cream, or whatever takes your fancy for an extra helping of indulgence.
Practical information
Flight duration
2h55
Time difference
0h
Currency
Couronne
Distance
1838 km
Spring
11°C (max 21°C)
Summer
16°C (max 23°C)
Autumn
2°C (max 10°C)
Winter
-2°C (max 5°C)
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