Like Stockholm and Reykjavik, Oslo can experience nearly 24 hours of daylight in the summer, with the famous midnight sun usually appearing in June or July. On the flip side, there are winter days ...

Archaeologists had to double-check, but the conclusion is clear: The unusually large longhouse that once stood in Øvre Eiker ...

Oslo has seasonal variations, with each offering its charm. Summer brings festivals and outdoor activities, while winter is ...

Just be sure to bring weather-appropriate clothing. In June, long summer days begin, and Oslo is the perfect place for hiking, biking, sailing, and sightseeing. Parks, playgrounds, resorts ...

If we included every music festival held in Oslo over the summer months, then this article probably wouldn’t have space for much else. Among the best are Piknik i Parken (12-14th June), Øya Festival ...

During the spring, summer and fall, cruises take place daily ... but a 15-percent discount is available for travelers with Oslo Pass cards. Most tours depart from the pier by Oslo City Hall.

The nine-kilometre harbour promenade takes you past many Oslo highlights, while the Bygdoy peninsula offers semi-rural cycling and Oscarshall, a diminutive royal palace open to visits in summer.

The addition of Oslo will increase Hainan Airlines’ European network to 17 destinations during the summer 2025 season alongside such cities as Berlin, Brussels, Dublin, Manchester and Prague.