Itinerary to be proposed by Norway Exclusive according to the guests interests, preferences or earlier visits. If no particular preferences we will propose an Exclusive Highlights of Oslo and surroundings including major museums.

Some kilometres west of the city centre is the great Vigeland Sculpture Park, open all day and night to the public. The several hundred outdoor sculptures illustrate the circle of life. We are happy to give you a guided tour of the park.

Polar exploration was important in late 1800 and early 1900. There was a race to conquer the North pole and the South pole. In the Polar Museum you find the two authentic polar ships Fram (-forward) and Gjøa. Rewarded "The best museum in Norway". The most impressive is that we can enter the original 130 years old ship and get the polar feeling forced onto us by the multimedla film above us showing the combined drama of sea, wind, ice bergs and northern light. Close by is also the KonTiki Museum (Entrance KonTiki is not not included unless agreement of OsloPass,)

We will stop in the Ekeberg Sculpture park and have a view of Oslo. And maybe a 15 min scenic walk passing all the modern amazing sculptures.

Close View and history of the 800 years old fortress on the cape within the city centre

The main reason for Oslo's development during the last 500 years is the Aker River splitting the city in two. With 20 "productive" waterfalls it first produced power to our grain- and saw mill and later in the industrial 19th century our steel- and textile industry. Today a 10 km park and recreation area. The lowest parts occupied by the "hipsters".

Off the crowd, close to the "native" Oslo citizens. View and walk the stairs close to the impressing Aker river waterfall and feel the 19th century industry history. Visit the small tiny Lovisa's café for a coffee or/and a waffle?

..and Holmenkollen Ski Jump. Oslo is situated between the fjord and the forest. The forest is called Oslo Marka, and is our main area of recreation, particularly in winter since we love skiing. We take you up to the Holmenkollen hill to see our national symbol of skiing and view of the city. Possible "top-tour" to the ski jump tower (NOK 160 often a queue) and an exciting Ski Simulator (NOK110)

Maybe tasting their famous Apple cake or an Elg burger for lunch in this historic 130 years old brown timber building with the magnificent view?

Close view and a short stroll on the marble Opera roof. Photo position from across the bay.

View of the palace from the vehicle or walking by. Norway is a democratic Kingdom and our Parliament situated on the main street of Karl Johan. We'll walk up front to the King's guards.

See the Venue of the Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony. Some times closed due to official arrangements by the city council.

See our new "Lambda" building hosting Edvard Munch's art including "the Scream". However this museum requires at least half a day, so we just pass by in our tour.

Optional visit, particular in nice weather: A 45 minutes visit to the outdoor museum. Here we can see traditional Norwegian buildings and also one of our famous "Stave Churches".