3 days you’ll remember in Oslo, Norway.
Oslo blends Nordic serenity with sleek, modern ambition. With fjords at its doorstep and cutting-edge design at every turn, this capital city feels like nature and innovation sat down for coffee and never stopped talking.
This Foresyte itinerary will guide you through Oslo’s clean-lined charm — from art-filled mornings at the Munch Museum to golden-hour saunas by the water. If you’re looking for a city break that feels both refined and refreshingly outdoorsy, Oslo delivers.
Let’s take it from the top.
Itinerary inspired by the Foresyte community.
📍 Cool with Intention
Day 1: Bike Around
“Bike around like a local, breezing through cobbled paths and fjordside roads.”
Day 1: Dinner @ Nordvegan
“Nordvegan surprises with bold, plant-based dishes that don’t hold back on flavor.”
Day 2: The Viking Planet
“The Viking Planet pulls you into Norse legends, think holograms, battles, and myth.”
Day 2: Lunch @ Piazza Italia
“Piazza Italia brings rustic Roman comfort to Scandinavia. Cozy, carby, charming.”
Day 2: Fram Museum
“Fram Museum makes polar exploration feel personal. You’ll leave in awe of the icy grit.”
Day 2: Dinner @ Seaport Stroll
“Take a seaport stroll, old boats, crisp air, and the soft hum of life along the harbor.”
Day 3: Brunch @ Maribel
“Maribel is romance in a glass and on a plate. Candlelight, conversation, and wine”
Day 3: Forest Hike
“A forest hike just outside the city feels like stumbling into a dream. Green, still, sacred.”
Day 3: Bites @ Kiosken Bar
“Kiosken is where the night begins, part local hideout, part storytelling bar.”
Day 3: Culture and Food Tour
“Culture and food tour ties it all together, tasting Oslo’s layers with every step.”
Day 3: Dinner @ Nordvegan (Again)
“(And yes, Nordvegan again. Because when something’s that good, you go twice.)”
Oslo Itinerary FAQ.
What are the best things to do in Oslo on a weekend trip?
Top things to do in Oslo include visiting the Munch Museum, exploring the Vigeland Sculpture Park, taking a fjord cruise, and enjoying waterfront vibes at Aker Brygge.
When is the best time to visit Oslo for a weekend getaway?
The best time to visit Oslo is from May to September when the weather is warmer, outdoor cafés are buzzing, and the days are long enough to make the most of sightseeing.
Where should I stay in Oslo for a short trip?
Stay in central neighborhoods like Sentrum, Aker Brygge, or Grünerløkka for walkable access to Oslo’s top sights, great restaurants, and scenic waterfront paths.
Is Oslo an expensive city to visit for the weekend?
Yes, Oslo is one of Europe’s pricier cities. However, you can save by using public transport, booking hotels early, and exploring the city’s many free museums and outdoor spaces.
What local foods should I try in Oslo?
Don’t miss trying Norwegian specialties like rakfisk, brunost (brown cheese), reindeer sausage, and fresh seafood — especially at the Mathallen food hall.
What’s the best way to get around Oslo during a weekend trip?
Oslo’s public transport system is efficient and reliable. You can use trams, buses, ferries, and the metro with a single pass. Biking and walking are also popular options.
Where meaningful travel begins.
Start your journey with Foresyte, where the planning is part of the magic.
Discover the experiences that matter most.
