Assistance and information for visitors are available at the Tourist Information Office, Fridtjof Nansens Plass 5, N-0160 Oslo (tel. 24-14-77-00; www.visitoslo.com). Free maps, brochures, sightseeing tickets, and guide services are available. The office is open from June to August daily 9am to 7pm, April to May and September Monday to Saturday 9am to 5pm, and October to March Monday to Friday 9am to 4pm.
The information office at the Oslo Sentralstasjon (Central Station), Jernbanetorget 1, is open daily from May to September 8am to 11pm and October to April daily 8am to 5pm. There's no phone.
Oslo Travel Experiences
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A Town Full of Vikings and Statues
Given the chance to visit a city i have never been before is all the excuse i need to tag a few days holiday either side of my work commi... Continue reading »
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Oslo
Oslo is my favourite city after Moscow and Sebastopol now. It's small but charming and there is a mixture of styles there (for me). I rem... Continue reading »
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7-Elevens Rock!
September 2, 2006Okay – I admit it. I’m having an affair. I’ve fallen in love with 7-Eleven.They were actually my favorite convenience wh... Continue reading »
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Good-Bye Norway
We wake up very early in the morning and head to the Royal Palace. We stop over at the Parliament for quick last minute photos and... Continue reading »
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Norway
Tuesday, June 12, 2007We arrived in Oslo via Copenhagen around 2 in the afternoon. We were upgraded to Economy Plus :) We imm... Continue reading »
Popular Oslo Hotels
- Scandic Byporten
- Bristol Hotel Oslo
- Thon Hotel Opera
- Grand Hotel Rica
- Best Western Hotell Bondeheimen
- Best Western West Hotel
- Oslo Youth Hostel Haraldsheim
- Perminalen Hotel
- Thon Hotel Cecil
- Best Western Anker Hotel
