Oslo, Norway's capital city, is known for its breathtaking fjords and majestic nature. Go on a relaxing walk through the city and let the picture-like views enchant you. If you love culinary highlights, you absolutely must visit a few of the Michelin star restaurants in the city. Did you know that Oslo is also the perfect place to start your discovery of Norwegian nature? Your adventure to Oslo begins with Transavia Holidays. Easily put together your ideal trip by choosing your flight, a comfortable hotel, and even adding a handy car rental. Discover Norway's amazing capital city and all the natural wonders it has to offer.
Book flight + hotel
A trip to the Norwegian capital of Oslo is a wonderful experience. Admire the colourful houses by the Aker Brygge port and indulge in a lovely drink at a lively cafe. Fairy tale lovers have the chance to visit the Vigeland Park, which has impressive sculptures by Gustav Vigeland. The view from Holmenkollbakken is heartstopping and a must-see. Don't want to miss any of Oslo's sights? Venture out on a bike tour and discover all the highlights in this incredible city.
Oslo also offers a wealth of culinary delights. For food connoisseurs, Maaemo is an absolute must-visit. This restaurant belongs to the culinary top of the world and has been awarded 3 Michelin stars. Due to Maaemo's popularity, it's wise to reserve well ahead of time to avoid long waiting times. Want to discover Norwegian cuisine in another way? Consider taking a culinary bike tour, where you can enjoy local delicacies at each stop. This is actually the ideal way of trying smørrebrød, a traditional Norwegian rye bread with various topping options. Definitely worth a try!
A perfect day trip from Oslo is a visit to the picturesque city of Drøbak, located just a 40-minute drive south from the Norwegian capital, and a welcome escape from the city's hustle and bustle, offering the change to enjoy the peace and beauty of the Norwegian coast.
In Drøbak you can walk along the picture-like port , where colourful wooden houses and sail boats form the decor. The city is also known for its Santa post office, where children can send letters to Santa, even in summer. A highlight in Drøbak is Oscarsborg Fortress, a historic fortress built in the 19th century.
