The mix of a capital city vibe and stunning nature makes Oslo a cosmopolitan seaside city. Visitors can enjoy the unique experience of a brisk forest walk, the relaxing fjord breeze and the vibrant atmosphere of the city - all in one day.
Numerous museums and actvities, exciting boroughs, historical sites, world-renowned attractions and a thriving culinary scene offer plenty of options for things to see and do. Whether you want to learn about vikings or norwegian history and explorers at Bygdøy, zip-line down the Holmekollen ski jump, chase ghosts at Akerhus Fortress, have dinner by the fjord or walk in the footsteps of Munch and Ibsen, Oslo is the scene to explore!
The cruise ships dock close to the city center and you are in walking distance to many of the attractions!
Berthing policy: First come, first served.
Søndre Akershus
Max LOA: 360 m
Max depth: 10,3 mType of berth (passenger, cargo, bulk traffic): Cruise pax
Fenders available (brand and type): Plate fenders
Bollard strength: 8x100 tons, 6x50 tons, 20x30 tons
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Revier Pier
Max LOA: 320 m
Max depth: 8,4 mType of berth (passenger, cargo, bulk traffic): Cruise pax
Fenders available (brand and type): Rubber fenders
Bollard strength: 50 tons
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Vippetangen
Max LOA: 252 m
Max depth: 8 mType of berth (passenger, cargo, bulk traffic): Cruise pax
Fenders available (brand and type): Rubber fenders
Bollard strength: 50 tons
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Filipstad Pier
Max LOA: 345 m
Max depth: 10,3 mType of berth (passenger, cargo, bulk traffic): Cruise pax
Fenders available (brand and type): Rubber fenders
Bollard strength: 27 by 50 tons
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Don’t miss the Opera, Vigeland Sculpture
Park, Holmenkollen Ski Jump,
Viking Ships and Edvard Munch on
your first visit to Oslo.
Art, Architecture & Design
Munch Museum, Astrup Fearnley
Museum of Modern Art, Opera, National
Museum of Art, Architecture and Design,
Vigeland Museum and Park, Henie
Onstad Art Centre and International
Museum of Children’s Art.
Peace
Visit the Nobel Peace Center and
Oslo City Hall, where the Peace Prize
ceremony is held. Also: HL Centre for
Studies of Holocaust and Religious
Minorities.
Maritime Oslo
The Norwegians are seafaring people:
Viking Ships, Polar Vessel Fram, KonTiki
and Norwegian Maritime Museum,
all on the shores of the Oslo Fjord at
Bygdøy Peninsula.
NEW & ADVENTUROUS
Hiking, biking, kayaking or running?
A walk in the footsteps of detective
Harry Hole, crime novelist Jo Nesbø’s
famed detective? A stroll in Ekeberg
Sculpture Park or an ice cold drink in
Magic Ice?