Visit Oslo Pass

Oslo, Norway

The Oslo Pass gives you free entry to 33 museums and attractions, free travel on all public transport within zone four, free parking in all Oslo municipal car parks, free entry to outdoor swimming pool, free lunch cruise, free winter walks, discounts on sightseeing, car hire, Tusenfryd Amusement Park, ice skate - and ski rental, and special offers in restaurants, shops, entertainment and leisure venues.

You decide whether you want a card that is valid for 24, 48 or 72 hours. The card is valid from the time you stamp it. From that point on, it is valid for the number of hours indicated on it. Along with the Oslo Pass, you will receive a booklet, describing all the benefits for Oslo Pass-holders. Oslo Passes for children (from 4 to 15 years old) and seniors (from 67 years) are available at reduced rates. The Pass is valid in all attractions that are described in the Oslo Pass booklet and entitles you to an unlimited travel by metro, bus, tram, local trains and on the ferry boats to the islands in the inner Oslo fjord.

Experience Oslo at its best!

USD $37.04

Review by: Siew Wen L	March 2012
Well worth the money to purchase Viator as it was slightly cheaper and it was quick and easy to redeem the pass from the Tourist Information Center!

Review by: marc r	December 2011
good value for money _br/_ would use again

Review by: Margit O	November 2011
We planned to go fewer places, but we reached quite much. It was a pleasure to have Oslo pass and to see all beautiful museums on Bygdoy, those were especially interesting and gave to as the taste of vikings, as norwegians used to be. Norwegian Techical Museum is also a must to go for families with children which learnes life in very funny way. The view from Holmenkollen is good. The wiev from the top of Radisson SAS hotel is also beautiful. We visited also some fine free places, we looked outside Queen Castle, Akershus Castle, Vigelands parken. Last but not least weather happened to be sunny in the end of October.

Review by: Stewart C	October 2011
I went to Oslo for the Sunday marathon and had only Saturday (24hr) to explorer. Oslo pass worked like a charm and I got to see the major tourist destinations in that short time. Had I more time, I would have bought the multi-day pass and explored Oslo and the regions surrounding it even more! I wish every major city had an 'Oslo" pass for the tourists!

Review by: Wui Fong H	September 2011
Got the 72H. Excellent, saved a massive 690Kr! Slightly cheaper when booked with Viator!

Review by: mojo	September 2011
I didn't think I'd find a place more wet than the UK, until I went to Oslo; it poured every day we were there that, if not for the numerous museums to see, it would have been a real wash-out holiday (no pun intended). The Oslo pass got us into most of the sites there were to see in the city, and was definitely value for money - Oslo is extremely expensive.

Review by: Luen D	September 2011
I wasn't informed at all that I needed to go to a Tourist Information Centre to get my Oslo Pass. I thought the printed version would be enough. So, I couldn't get into any museums using my printed 'Oslo Pass'. Needed to spend extra time going to a information centre and get my real Pass. I'm very disappointed, I might as well just buy a Pass there :(

Review by: Radomir T	September 2011
Excellent Pass.

Review by: Edward K	August 2011
The Oslo Pass is a real money saver! And, it's convenient.

Review by: Roger D G	August 2011
Viking Museum was the most impressive

Review by: Sau Yung H	August 2011
easy to orientate between different destinations, recommended

Review by: Teresa O	August 2011
Oslo is the most expensive I have visited so far so the Oslo Pass saved me quite a bit especially on transport and the museums of which there are plenty.

Review by: sandals	July 2011
Its real money saver if 1 has the days planned, start around 12pm + u spread the pass over 4 days. Peace of mind on transport as uv all paid. Excellent booklet that tells u all the bus/tram/metro no. to take + the actual stop. We hit a museum 2hrs after the pass ran out + the guide spotted our pass + let us in 4 free. 2 out/indoor pools/reptile park included that are fabulous 4 kids.

Review by: RICARDO V	June 2011
OK.

Review by: Catherine S	June 2011
The Oslo pass made things a lot easier. I'd recommend one to anyone sight seeing for at least a day in Oslo.

Review by: Oskar K	June 2011
Did the 72 hour tour . Had a great time in Oslo. Be prepared for very very high prices. $10. U.S. for a glass of beer. $35. For a hamburger and fries. The ticket is the greatest and to get around is simple too.

Review by: margaret t	June 2011
Once we received the pass it was trouble free. We could jump on any public transport and enter a broad range of institutions without any fuss. We believe we got value for money although we could have improved this had we not walked so much - Oslo was really easy to walk around in. It would also have been useful if the 72 hour pass could have been used a day at a time rather than as a single block because the single block forced us to see Oslo in one go; we couldn't, for example, leave the city for a day trip elsewhere.

Review by: Kristin G	June 2011
This was a great value- it made it very easy to see everything I wanted, my transportation was covered, and I didn't stress about seeing every last thing at a museum to get my money's worth from the ticket, because everything was included!

Review by: Chris M	May 2011
Oslo, was a lovely City extremely expensive._br/_ The 72 hour pass that i bought was pointless as the T ban was under going engineering works therefore unavailable for a large part of my stay

Review by: Janet S	March 2011
fantastic we did 2 walkingtours with this card which would have cost more than the card was worth it for the museums and transport excellent value for money

Review by: Alexandra L	February 2011
Even though the Oslo bus and tram system seems to run on the honor system, I was glad I bought this pass as I was on the subway every day. I knew that if someone asked me if I had my ticket, that I did. The Oslo Pass is a security blanket for travel. _br/_ The mini cruise that came with it was nice as well.

Review by: Rosemary M	October 2010
So easy to use and made our visit run smoothly, without having to waste time. Used the ferry, trams and visited museums. The Resistance Museum a must for any visitor. Great value for the money and everyone so helpful.Our trip would not have been so packed without it. My 9 year old son thought it was the best idea - and can't wait to return to Oslo!

Review by: Miriam B	September 2010
Th e Oslo pass was a wonderful way to see Oslo on a budget. It was well woth it for transportation alone. The only thing I would recommend is getting the 72 hour pass because you receive a 1&half hour cruise with it and I thought all passes included that. I was wrong because I didn't read the fine print.

Review by: Victor S	August 2010
good cost savings with lots of good options, however, i resented having to search for the correct office to redeem my passes in a strange country. either you send out the tickets or the email confirmation is good enough. you also need to tell people that you can buy the pass at many hotels

Review by: John S	August 2010
The pass is great for traveling to whereever you want to go in Oslo. Do some research first and know the trambus lines that you want to take, not all the bus drivers speak English. Viking ship museum requires you to show pass at ticket counter for tickets - rest of the places we went to only looked at pass at entrance.

Review by: rebecca g, United States of America	July 2010
very valuable as everything expensive in Oslo, good variety and 3 day includes cruise in old boat

Review by: Lou Ann F, United States of America	July 2010
Easy to pick up at the TI office at the central busrail station. Icky people and pick pockets to wade through to get into the TI office. Loved the city, walked and used the trams because I couldn't get a good city bus map. Pepe's Pizza 20 off of a large pizza was not a good deal. They only put toppings in the center and leave a 3" crust. US dollar to Kroners is killing us travelers. Food was exorbitantly expensive unless you want to eat take away cold fish sandwiches 3 times a day. City was easy to navigate with good museums.

Review by: Yee Lee W, United Kingdom	July 2010
it was good

Review by: Rebecca G	July 2010
very valuable as everything expensive in Oslo, good variety and 3 day includes cruise in old boat

Review by: Anonymous	July 2010
it was good

Review by: Tinka Z, Ireland	May 2010
Oslo pass was a great choice - convenient, affordable, easy way to enjoy your time in Oslo if you visit it for a first time. No queues, no rush, no payments in each museum.

Review by: Rebecca L, United States of America	October 2009
Great value, easy to get around, definitely glad I purchased this!

Review by: Anonymous, United Kingdom	September 2009
Excellent value for money!

Review by: Dennis D, United States of America	August 2009
The Oslo card was hugely beneficial, making Oslo seem like a breeze to visit! We used the card every day many times for the wonderful museums and for all kinds of transport. It was great to have ordered it ahead of time and just pick it up at the train station, no hassles, and it was already, long ago paid for!

Review by: John M, United States of America	July 2009
We get these city cards more for the convenience than for the savings - I like knowing we are covered by the transportation network and can get into nearly every museum without having to stand in lines or pay out more money.

Review by: Britta H, United States of America	June 2009
Very worth the price. It also meant we didn't have to figure out how much the metro tickets were going to be.

Review by: Anonymous, United States of America	April 2009
The Oslo Pass proved to be of great value. First, we were able to purchase it at a fixed sum in USD. Public transport is very dear in Norway, and the pass practically paid for itself in that area. It also has countless applications for tourists in Oslo. Overall, it was a great decision, and very useful in an expensive city.

Review by: Dario Z, United Kingdom	September 2008
Great! You can save loads using it.

Review by: Dawn R, Canada	June 2008
We had a wonderful time and feel that the Oslo Pass was well worth the price because of the museums we explored and the transit system we used to get around the city.

Review by: Nancy L, United States of America	September 2007
This is a great money saver in an otherwise extremely expensive city.

Review by: Anonymous, United States of America	June 2007
This is a good deal if you have more than a day in Oslo, or are super committed to seeing everything you can. If you are injured or slower than the average tourist, or if you have only one day and appreciate sleeping in a bit, you may not see enough to make it worthwhile. If you appreciate the occasional distraction and change of plans, you may never get around to using the card much. If seeing all the "must see" spots is important, this could save you money.

Review by: Laura H, United States of America	September 2006
Best way to get around and visit top sites.