9 Oslo day trips

Oslo is the capital of Norway and a tourist destination we invite you to discover. Oslo may surprise you! Norway, in general, is a country very rich in culture and history, as well as in art and tradition. You can find various cultural plans for all tastes and ages. Visit Oslo on one of our Oslo day trips as a family, with or without children, with friends or as a couple - you will love it!

One day trip from Oslo

The area around the capital of Norway is known as the Oslo Region and extends to the country's east. The Oslo Region, which you can visit during a one day trip from Oslo - you can go away for the day and return to Oslo or extend your stay in another small town or city!

Bygdøy Peninsula

Another one of our Oslo day trips to enjoy during a one day trip from Oslo is the Bygdøy peninsula, four miles from Oslo. You can find multiple tourist attractions, beautiful parks, forests and beaches here. In Bygdoy, there are lots of things to do: visit a museum and learn about the country's history along with numerous historical artefacts or approach the Royal Manor, an organic and ecological farm.

Norwegian Folklore Museum

If you are a fan of Scandinavian culture, mythology and customs, then the Norwegian Folk Museum is a must-stop on your itinerary. You can find everything from small ancient artefacts to buildings built in the traditional Norwegian style. This museum, whose name is The Norwegian Folk Museum, has the peculiarity of being formed by several structures and buildings that make up a small ancient village.

If you like the sea, the Fram Museum is the place for you

If you are a fan of the sea and everything related to ships and maritime exploits, you must visit the Fram Museum during your one day trip from Oslo. The Fram is the first Norwegian ship to be built for a polar expedition; you can see countless ships and learn about different maritime exploits. Not enough for you?

Relive the Kon-Tiki

The Kon-Tiki expedition was a worldwide phenomenon in the first half of the 20th century, and a Norwegian explorer was at the head of this feat! Thor Heyerdahl is considered a national treasure by Norwegians. Suppose you are unfamiliar with the Kon-Tiki expedition. In that case, we invite you to come to this museum and marvel at the adventures and adventures of Heyerdahl and his crew, who travelled 7,000 km aboard a rudimentary boat!

Fjords and skiing

Holmenkollen is a popular skiing destination, as it is home to a huge ski jump - a place much loved by the locals! But in Holmenkollen, you do not just come to ski; you come to learn all about this sport that many people love; you will also learn stories about the country's iconic skiers. Do not hesitate to climb to the top and enjoy the spectacular views of the landscape - you can even try skiing on board a simulator!

From the Holmenkollen summit, you can look out over the Oslo Fjord.

Lake Mjøsa

This lake is located one hour from Oslo International Airport and can be reached directly by train; it is the largest lake in the country! It is ideal if you want to spend a day away from the hustle and bustle of Oslo. In Mjøsa, you can sail on the lake and visit villages and houses typical of the country; the tour will take you through typical Scandinavian green routes.

A Christmas village!

Drøbak is a small fishing village one hour from Oslo, which is used as a port of entry to the capital when the fjord region freezes. This village is very busy because it is reminiscent of traditional Christmas villages, including a post office for Santa Claus! Best of all, Drøbak keeps Christmas decorations up on every corner, and you can visit any time of the year.