The region of Norway’s capital lets you explore all the good things Norway has to offer. Urban life and rural charm, cutting-edge architecture and Viking landmarks, world-class dining and local markets, cultural happenings and pristine nature – all close by.
The Oslo region is filled to the brim with cultural highlights, urban joys and a friendly nature that makes it easy for everyone to enjoy the great outdoors, year round. Distances between the highlights are short, and we have plenty of space for everyone. Welcome!
Vestfold
Vestfold makes it easy to create memorable vacation experiences for the whole family.
Here you are close to practically everything – from sandy beaches and friendly bike paths to ziplines, visitor farms and historical monuments.
Greater Oslo
In the region that surrounds Norway’s capital, you will find deep forests, beautiful beaches and lively city life – and some of Norway’s most famous attractions.
This is a great place to enjoy active days with the family, an invigorating weekend at the spa and world-class art and culture.
East Norway
The Gjøvik region, Hadeland, Ringerike, Ringsaker, the Elverum region and the Kongsvinger region.
Between the big city, fjord and mountains lie the large inland fjords and the flat villages around them.
Oslo
Oslo is the fastest growing capital in all of Europe, with amazing changes going on in everything from local cuisine to architecture.
Come take part in the excitement, and you’ll also discover a city surprisingly rich in culture – and close to nature.
Fredrikstad og Hvaler
Like two good neighbours, Fredrikstad and Hvaler belong together. If you visit one, you do not want to miss out on the other.
A day in The Fortified Town and island hopping in the beautiful archipelago are high on the list of things you must do here.