Oslo er mer enn Operaen, Aker Brygge og Vigelandsparken. Når byens puls tones ned, åpner det seg spor av ro, annerledes kunst og natur som inviterer til ettertanke. Her fremstår Oslo som en by med flere ansikter — stille øyer, bortgjemte gallerier, lite kjente stier — for den som våger å gå av allfarvei.

Oslo has a reputation for being pricey, and sure, it can be. But that’s only part of the story. Spend a little time getting to know the city and you’ll start to notice the other side of it. If you’re willing to look beyond the usual tourist checklist, it’s entirely possible to fill your day in the city with good moments without emptying your wallet.

As awareness of climate change grows, cities worldwide are embracing sustainability in meaningful ways. Oslo stands out as a leader - not just in clean energy and urban planning, but also in culinary innovation. This guide highlights the top destinations and practices defining sustainable dining in Norway’s capital.

Floating saunas are one of the most popular ways for locals and visitors to unwind in Oslo. Sitting in a warm, wood-fired sauna, gently bobbing on the Oslofjord is something from a fairytale - yet you can experience it in real life! It’s no wonder why Oslo’s floating saunas are so popular - there’s not much better than relaxing while looking out to stunning Nordic views. Here’s our guide to Oslo’s Best Floating Saunas.