Oslo Old Town Private Walking Tour With Oslofjord Cruise Tickets

Your Experience

Explore Oslo's old town on a private guided walk, then relax on a 1.5-hour Oslofjord round-trip cruise, all in 3.5 hours.

Getting started

Meet your expert guide in central Oslo to begin your private walking tour of Oslo. After a short introduction to the route and pace, you start exploring the old town on foot. Your guide leads you through the city center to key landmarks before you continue independently to board the Oslofjord cruise with your prearranged tickets.

What to expect

Karl Johans gate

Karl Johans gate is Oslo's central boulevard, linking important institutions, shops, and urban life in the heart of the city.

Features

• You follow your 5-Star professional guide along Karl Johans gate, hearing expert commentary on Oslo history and culture as you walk this iconic main street.

• The private walking tour of Oslo includes insider tips on the best things to do and see in Oslo, tailored to your interests as you move through the city center.

Oslo City Hall

Oslo City Hall is a landmark civic building, known as the venue of a major international award ceremony each year.

Features

• From the outside, you see Oslo City Hall, home of the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony each December, and learn about its role in Norway's modern history.

• Your expert guide uses this stop to explain how Oslo's political and cultural life connect, continuing the 3.5-hour walking tour and cruise combo.

Oslo Cathedral

Oslo Cathedral is the city's main church, an important religious and historical site in the old town.

Features

• You pause by Oslo Cathedral to admire its Baroque altar and sweeping ceiling frescoes up close, while your guide shares stories that link faith, monarchy, and everyday city life.

• The visit to Oslo Cathedral is part of your private walking tour route, which includes planned visits to Karl Johans gate, City Hall, and Oslo Cathedral with in-depth commentary.

Oslofjord cruise

The second part of your experience takes you out on the water for a 1.5-hour round-trip Oslofjord cruise.

Features

• With your prebooked tickets for a 1.5-hour round-trip Oslofjord cruise, you board the boat and find a comfortable spot to enjoy views of the fjord and shoreline.

• An audio guide on the Oslofjord cruise provides narration about the surrounding landscape and landmarks, since guide service during the cruise is not included.

• During the cruise, you can purchase food and drinks on board if you wish, as they are not included in the tour price.