Oslo per gli appassionati di architettura

Easy to use, friendly staff, and we covered a lot of ground. Got a bit crowded around the Palace, but we still found seats. Would use again.

Did this as a group of friends. Best part—no one had to navigate! We just sat back, laughed too much, and hopped off for snacks at Aker Brygge. The top deck is where it’s at, but beware, seagulls WILL try to steal your fries.

Took my younger brother and he loved the top deck. Easy to use, and the audio guide kept him entertained. Oslo is beautiful in May!

If you’re new in town, DO THIS. Super simple, no stress about tickets or directions. I did the full loop first, then hopped off at the sites I liked best. Staff was friendly and gave tips for local food too. PS: buses were on time, even with traffic!

Great way to see the city! Did it with my mom and we both loved the open deck. Staff was friendly and gave us tips for local eats.

SO glad we did this as a family. Our kids (8 and 11) loved sitting up top and waving at people. We stopped at the Munch Museum and the Palace. Couldn’t get the headphones to work at first but the driver swapped them out, no fuss. Great way to see Oslo without stressing about the metro.

Did this after our cruise. Bus was right outside the port. Super handy. Only thing—the commentary was a bit dry at times.

Did this on a sunny June day with friends. Open top was PERFECT for photos. Audio guide had some funny facts. Would recommend!