Come along with us to Oslo's main boulevard, the famous Karl Johans gate, where you will visit traditional Christmas markets and learn about Christmas culture and traditions with a local guide. Take the opportunity to warm yourself up with the traditional Norwegian drink, gløgg (mulled wine), or taste some of the traditional Christmas foods such as julegrøt (porridge), julepølse (pork sausage), or tynnlefser (flatbread) and don't forget to ask your guide any questions that come to mind.

Solve A Mystery is a self-guided murder mystery city tour in Oslo including the Norwegian Parliament, for friends and family! Simply purchase online, collect it at the pick-up location, and begin your adventure any time that suits you. PLEASE NOTE: this mystery is only available in NORWEGIAN! The year is 1899. Oslo is still called 'Kristiania' and you work for the local police force. An important businessman has disappeared and reported missing. Additionally, to the mysterious disappearance, a leather briefcase with blood on it has been found. You need to find out whether this is a weird coincidence or if these two incidences are connected. Time's ticking and much is at stake! In front of the Parliament, you will open the envelope with your mystery. It will guide you around Oslo city's historical environment while solving riddles and tasks, which are related to your surroundings. In the end, you will reach Karl Johans gate or Nationaltheatret. Good luck - you will need it!

The tour starts at the Town Hall where the Nobel Peace Prize ceremonies are held annually on December 10th. Strolling through the city centre, the tour passes many of the main sights including the Akershus Fortress – as well as one of the oldest buildings of Oslo. Get acquainted with the history of Oslo and observe the modern part of the city from fortress walls. Visit the Old market square, continue to the main boosting street of Norwegian capital – Karl Johans gate, passing most important sighs- Parliament, National Theatre and University, walk further to the Opera House-winner of EU Prize for Contemporary Architecture. Get to the roof top and enjoy the spectacular view on the city's old and new areas. Strolling down to the Østbanehallen and learn why Oslo was called the city of tiger.

Your tour will commence near the Tiger sculpture at the Oslo Central Railway Station square, where your guide will weave tales of the area's dramatic transformation over the years. This space is located adjacent to the city's most beloved structure - the Oslo Opera House. Please feel free to explore the interiors or ascend to its roof once the tour concludes. From there, we will progress toward Karl Johans gate, the vibrant pulse of Oslo, teeming with jazz clubs, cafes, bars, boutiques, and shops. Along the way, the guide will spotlight significant landmarks such as the Oslo University, National Theatre, Parliament Building, and the 17th-century Oslo Cathedral, providing you with insightful commentary about each. Note: This is a private walking tour, which means that the guide is at your disposal for two hours. You can express your preferences in regards to how the tour should go and which things in that area you would like to get to know about.

Explore the hidden gems of Oslo on this off-the-beaten-path tour, perfect for those seeking a unique perspective of Norway’s capital. This tour offers an exceptional sightseeing experience, beginning at the striking Oslo Opera House in the modern Bjørvika area. Witness the seamless blend of contemporary architecture and historical grandeur. Stroll down Karl Johans Gate, Oslo’s main thoroughfare, where you’ll encounter significant landmarks like the Parliament, the Grand Hotel, and the University. Each step on this street tells a story of Norway’s rich cultural and political history. Conclude your journey at the majestic Royal Palace, a symbol of Norwegian royalty. This tour is an excellent opportunity to delve into the vibrant nightlife, architectural wonders, and cultural richness that Oslo has to offer, making it a must-do for anyone planning a trip to Norway.

Visiting Oslo and want to get the lay of the land? Get your tickets for the Oslo hop-on hop-off bus and start discovering Norway’s capital city. Pass by landmark locations like Karl Johans gate, the Royal Palace, and the Norwegian Parliament, and travel to a number of the city’s top attractions like the Vigeland Sculpture Park, the Norwegian Museum of Cultural History, the Viking Ship Museum, the Nobel Peace Center, the National Opera House of Oslo, and Oslo Cathedral.