Top Things to do in Eastern Norway
Things to do in Eastern Norway, Eastern Norway: The Best Self-Guided Tours & Rentals
Discover the best top things to do in Eastern Norway, Norway including Electric Mountain Bike Rental in Oslo, Oslo Bike Rental, Self-Guided Full-Day Round Trip From Oslo To Sognefjord With Flåm Railway, Self-Guided Full Day Trip From Oslo To Bergen with Flåm Railway And Sognefjord, 2-Hour Oslo Fjord Sightseeing Cruise, Oslo Shore Excursion: City Sightseeing Oslo Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour, City Sightseeing Oslo Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour, Camper Van Rental.
Restaurants in Eastern Norway
1. Electric Mountain Bike Rental in Oslo
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Electric mountain bikes for rental in Oslo. All e-bikes with full suspension, Bosch motor and a big battery. Perfect for trailing, downhill and exploring on any terrain. Experience nature and biking in a new and fun way. Dont worry about the uphills, its the best part riding an e-bike.
Inclusions: Use of bicycle
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Reviewed By B4045RNdanielm
For me the best way to explore Oslo and the nature around Oslo! The best service - I had a flat tire through a nail on the road and immediately got a spare bike delivered! If you want to explore Oslo then rent a bike for one day! On Instagram you get a nice impression what is possible with these bikes! Modern bikes and a lot of fun is guaranteed!
2. Oslo Bike Rental
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4.9 based on 21 reviews
Take to two wheels and explore Oslo at your leisure with this full-day bike rental. Collect your bike in central Oslo and create your own sightseeing itinerary, with your pedals setting the pace and route. Explore the beaches and museums of the beautiful Bygdøy Peninsula; visit top Oslo attractions such as Vigeland Park; or discover the forests and waterfalls in the surrounding hills. Stop where you like to sightsee, shop and eat — it’s up to you.
Inclusions: Use of bike, helmet (optional) and bike lock, Pump and repair kit (on request), Safety briefing
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Gratuities, Maps which can be purchased at the shop
Reviewed By G9248EDjasons
Our guide was very informative with the local history and took us to some amazing locations to get a feel of the city.
3. Self-Guided Full-Day Round Trip From Oslo To Sognefjord With Flåm Railway
Overall Ratings
4.7 based on 15 reviews
See the very best of Norway during this full-day roundtrip tour from Olso. Travel along UNESCO-protected fjords and take a scenic train ride through some of the most gorgeous landscapes in Europe. Visit charming local villages along the way and capture amazing photos of the unforgettable scenery. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to see Norway in a nutshell. Important information: • Your tour tickets will be delivered to your hotel. Please don't forget to share your accommodation address with us • Your tour itinerary and clear instructions will be issued and sent via VIATOR email, please don't forget to check it • This is a self-guided tour • This tour requires the overnight train, duration of tour is around 24 hours. Please choose between the tour options with or without a sleeping compartment.
Inclusions: The scenic Bergen Railway from Oslo, Fjord cruise on the magnificent Aurlandsfjord and on the narrow Nærøyfjord, Bus trip through beautiful scenery (including Stalheimskleiva in May-September), The Bergen Railway, Voss - Bergen or Voss - Oslo (upon request), Sleeping compartment on the night train Bergen - Oslo (upon reservation of the tour option with sleeping compartment)
Exclusions: Lunch, Food and drinks, Sleeping compartment (unless booked the tour option with sleeping compartment)
Reviewed By dudleybecky
I booked a this tour from EuroRail and it was scheduled for 9/7/20. I paid €633 euro .. and NO one will help me. Euro Railways: Booking Confirmation # 1172ZM - Order # 6583897 - ETICKET PRINT AT HOME. It states on its terms & Conditions that it will refund all monies if government actions prevent it from happening. As AUS was in lockdown so was Norway. Please be responsible and refund my $900 AUD that we paid before Covid interrupted the world . Norway in a Nutshell was the advertised tour via train travel from Oslo to Bergen
4. Self-Guided Full Day Trip From Oslo To Bergen with Flåm Railway And Sognefjord
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 17 reviews
This legendary tour takes you through Norway’s most breathtaking UNESCO-protected fjord and mountain scenery, including Europe’s top scenic rail journeys. You will also enjoy a fjord cruise on the magnificent Aurlandsfjord and on the narrow Nærøyfjord. This is a self-guided tour, from Oslo, to Myrdal to Flåm to Gudvangen to Voss then to Bergen
Inclusions: This trip includes, The scenic Bergen Railway from Oslo, The breathtaking Flåm Railway, Fjord cruise on the magnificent Aurlandsfjord and on the narrow Nærøyfjord, Bus trip through beautiful scenery (including Stalheimskleiva in May-September), The Bergen Railway, Voss - Bergen
Exclusions: Lunch, Food and drinks
Reviewed By dawnwG1014NG
The trip was great. Easy to follow instructions made the self guided tour a breeze. We loved the cruise through the fjords in the winter no crowds and beautiful sites.
5. 2-Hour Oslo Fjord Sightseeing Cruise
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3.9 based on 221 reviews
Drink in views of Oslo's beautiful setting on the Oslo Fjord (or Oslofjord) on this two-hour sightseeing cruise. It's an enjoyable, relaxing way to get an overview of the city and appreciate its surrounding beauty.
Inclusions: Commentary on board
Exclusions: Gratuities, Hotel pickup and drop off, Food and drink, unless specified
Reviewed By Minion_adventurer
If you like shrimps and wooden boats, then you don't want to miss this. Very well spend money as you really have shrimp buffet, which will not run out. During our visit it was also season for some crabs so the buffet was even bigger. Especially end of the season remember to have warm clothes (even hat and mittens) as the evening is cold. Really pleasant journey.
6. Oslo Shore Excursion: City Sightseeing Oslo Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour
Overall Ratings
3.8 based on 70 reviews
No matter what cruise ship you arrive on, this is the perfect do-it-yourself shore excursion in Oslo. Explore the sunniest capital in Scandinavia with this one day ticket aboard this City Sightseeing open-top double-decker bus. See the main sights of Oslo, including the National Theatre, Vigeland Sculpture Park, The Viking Ship Museum and Oslo Opera House. Passengers can hop on and hop off at any of the 18 tour stops along the route, or stay on the bus for the full 90 minute loop. It's the perfect shore excursion to see Oslo!
Inclusions: Unlimited hop-on hop-off for 24 hours, On-board audio commentary available in several languages + free headphones
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Gratuities, Hotel pickup and drop-off
Reviewed By duck8to
Oslo's city-sightseeing, hop-on, hop-off bus offers 14 stops. The buses have audio-guides in eight languages. One person on the bus stated that theirs did not work but I was unable to determine if the problem was the person operating the audio-guide or the mechanics of the system. The buses also offer free Wi-Fi. You can purchase a 24 or 48 hour pass and a cancellation policy can be activated 24 hours before the buyers date of activation. The 14 stops include stops within the central city and some further out. If you were to ride the entire circuit without getting off it would take about 90 minutes. Waiting times for the next bus can be 5 minutes or 30 minutes. There are 5 buses and you have to change buses to reach all 14 stops. When you change buses the stop for you next bus can be hard to find and often a distance away. The Viking Ship Museum is one of those stops that is further out. There are 3 other museums within a 15 minute walk from the Viking museum including the Kon-Tiki museum. The $46.95 you pay for the bus does not include admission to the Royal Palace, museums or many other venues. If you only want to see the central city sights you probably will be able to walk or utilize an excellent public transport system. Getting to the more remote stops make the the hop-on and hop-off bus more desirable. In any event you are not going to be able to stop at every location and appreciate all it has to offer in a 24 hour pass. The hop-on and hop-off bus is only offered from May to September 30.
7. City Sightseeing Oslo Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour
Overall Ratings
3.7 based on 267 reviews
Explore Norway’s capital city, Oslo, on an iconic red double-decker bus. You can hop-on hop-off as many times as you want with this 24hr or 48hr ticket. If you prefer, you can stay on the tour for the full loop which takes approximately 90 minutes, or take advantage of the hop-on hop-off concept for a more personal look at Oslo’s most memorable sights! It's really up to you, explore the city at your own pace. Enjoy panoramic views from the open-top deck and listen to fun and informative facts from the fantastic on-board audio commentary as you travel around.
Inclusions: Unlimited hop-on hop-off for 24 or 48 hours, On-board audio commentary available in several languages + free headphones
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Optional gratuities
Reviewed By David E
My wife and I were on a Baltic cruise and many cities were served by Stromma City Sightseeing buses. I spotted on the Stromma website that if you are doing multiple tours in different cities, if you keep your tickets, hand three tour tickets over and you get the fourth for free. So we paid for tickets (all bought online before leaving home at a discounted rate) for Oslo, Helsinki and Stockholm and got the fourth tour (in Copenhagen) for free, which meant the relatively high price of the tickets became much more reasonable. The down side to using these buses is that you often lose time in your day waiting for the next bus, some of the services finish mid-afternoon, and to be honest you often have to get off the bus and walk to see the cities properly, but as a means of getting a flavour of a new city they are a handy way of getting an orientation and seeing some highlights. If we have time we usually do a complete circuit on the bus and then use the second circuit to get off at a few places that were on our to-see list. We planned our days in advance using the maps and timetables on the Stromma website and all worked out pretty well.
8. Camper Van Rental
We offer Mini-Campers that you can take where ever you want not limited by the narrow roads of Norway. They are very easy to drive and with the nicest sleeping arrangements. They are also the coolest camper vans in the world..:D
Inclusions: Wifi internet connection, Gas Stove (Primus), 5L watercontainer, Pots, Pans, Cookware, Mattress 200x120 cm, Unlimited km, Standard insurance, Slide out table, Electrical cooler, Electrical heater
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