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 Good value and central |
Drammensveien 104H Oslo Norway +47 22 55 2648 |
Located in a quiet district only 10 minutes from the city centre, this place offers great value for those looking to stay somewhere central. The palace and Aker Brygge are within walking distance and public transport connections are good. The establishment is approved by the Tourist Office. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Peaceful and great value |
Østbyfaret 9D Oslo 0690 Norway +47 22 27 8509 http://home.online.no/~ambiose/ |
This bed and breakfast hotel offers pleasant accommodation in the peaceful surroundings of Lake Østensjøvannet. The hotel is within a short walking distance of the underground and the city centre is only 20 minutes away. All the rooms are nice and clean and represent great value for money. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Reasonably priced and central |
Skippergaten 19 P.b. 763 Sentrum Oslo 0106 Norway +47 22 41 3610 http://www.cityhotel.no |
This hotel is quite ordinary, clean and tidy, and a reasonably priced option. The location is as central as they come, all facilities are within walking distance, including shopping (on the famous Karl Johans Gate) and transport (from the Central Station). The Kvadraturen museums are only a few blocks away. Half of the 50 rooms have a private bathroom and WC, others share showers and bathrooms in the corridor. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Low rates |
Dybwadsgate 8 Oslo 0367 Norway +47 22 55 2390 |
You will find this inexpensive pension only 200 metres from Vigelandsparken. It offers accommodation in quiet and tranquil surroundings. Frogner is one of the fashionable living areas of Oslo, but it is still located only 10 minutes by bus or tram from the city centre. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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On the outskirts |
Brannfjellveien 4 Oslo Norway +47 22 19 3734 |
Bus 34 will take you from the city center to this inexpensive pension in only 10 minutes. It is close to the Ekeberg Camping area, well-known for being host of the annual Norway Cup, the world's biggest children's football championship. This is a friendly and homely pension in quiet surroundings. All rooms come with a fridge and there is free parking for guests. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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New, centrally located hotel |
Tollbugata 25 Oslo 0157 Norway +47 21 02 2800 http://www.firsthotels.com |
Only three years have passed since this distinctive building from the 1930s was restored and made into a hotel. The 114 rooms are not only brand-new, but also equipped with parquet floors; so they are quite pleasant. The hotel is proud of its exciting restaurant and bar, but has a lot of competition because of its central location, close to Karl Johan street and the Central Station. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Norway's most popular tourist attraction |
Kirkeveien Oslo 0268 Norway +47 22 54 2530 http://www.vigeland.museum.no |
Within Frognerparken is Vigeland Park, Norway's most popular tourist attraction famous for 200 sculptures by Norwegian sculptor, Gustav Vigeland. During the summer, the park's outdoor cafés and restaurants are always packed. Other areas are full of joggers, skaters and walkers. There is a playground and children are allowed to climb on the sculptures. Frognerbadet outdoor pool is located next to the park. The park is open around the clock all year round; admission is free. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Small, cosy and good value |
Ths.Hefteys gate 41 Oslo Norway +47 22 55 3782 |
This is a small and cosy guest house in Frogner, one of Oslo's most fashionable areas. The guest house is close to Vigelandsparken and Frognerparken and is only ten minutes from the city centre. Frogner Pensjonat is recommended by the Tourist Office. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Tradition and luxury |
Karl Johans Gate 31 Oslo 0159 Norway +47 23 21 2000 http://www.grand.no |
This hotel is one of the oldest and most exclusive establishments in Oslo. When pop stars visit the city, they wave at their fans from the hotel balcony (or hide behind their bodyguards in the lobby). Built in 1874, the hotel has catered to celebrities for over a century. Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen was a regular visitor to the hotel restaurant, the Grand Café. The hotel has a swimming pool, skylight bar and nightclub. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Norway's legendary winter sports arena |
Kongeveien 5 Oslo 0787 Norway +47 22 92 3200 http://www.skiforeningen.no/hk/ |
Holmenkollen hill on the west side of the city is famous for the enormous ski jump that can be seen from just about everywhere in Oslo. The most popular sports arena in Norway, Holmenkollen also contains the world's oldest Ski Museum and an exciting ski-simulator (on which visitors can try out the Holmenkollen ski jump themselves!). Holmenkollen hosts a variety of winter sports events, culminating in the annual ski festival in March. Even those not interested in winter sports should not miss the chance to enjoy the spectacular panoramic view of the city. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fantastic views |
Kongeveien 26 Oslo 0787 Norway +47 22 92 2000 http://www.holmenkollenparkhot... |
As the closest neighbour to the famous ski jump, this 100 year-old hotel built in the "dragon" style rises above the city. The rooms that face south and east have a wonderful view of the city, the others look out onto the wild and peaceful forest of Nordmarka. Put on your skis right on the doorstep and choose one of the various cross-country tracks of Nordmarka. The hotel has a swimming pool, sauna, sun bed and Jacuzzi. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Norwegian tradition and food at their best |
Rosenkrantzgate 8 Oslo 0159 Norway |
This unusual hotel right in the city centre really upholds Norwegian cultural traditions. For example, all rooms are fitted with pine furniture. In the hotel restaurant, Kaffistova, you can enjoy traditional, homemade Norwegian food. There is also an arts and crafts shop on the ground floor that offers the best of Norwegian artefacts. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Elegance in the heart of Oslo |
Kristian IVs gate 7 Oslo 0164 Norway +47 22 82 6000 |
This lovely hotel has kept the traditional, elegant style it adopted when it first opened in 1920. The hotel has several restaurants and bars, including Bibliotekbaren and Bristol Night Spot, a dance restaurant that offers live music five days a week. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Tradition and lovely atmosphere in the centre |
Stortingsgaten 24-26 Oslo 0161 Norway +47 22 82 4070 http://www.hotel-continental.no |
This is a first-class hotel that upholds a high international standard. It has tradition and a classic style, and is located right in the very heart of the city, its closest neighbour being the Nationaltheatret. The interior is new, but the atmosphere and service are old-fashioned. The same family has been running the hotel for four generations and is very proud of its membership in The Leading Hotels of the World. No wonder, considering the fact that they are the only members in Norway. Restaurant Theatercaféen has long traditions that give the place a special atmosphere. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Small, cosy and not far from the city centre |
President Harbitz gt. 18 Oslo 0259 Norway +47 22 44 1960 |
This small and cosy hotel is located in Frogner, one of the western Oslo's upmarket residential areas. The city centre is just a short walk away, as are the Royal Castle and Vigelandsparken. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Tradition on Karl Johan street |
Karl Johansgate 33 Oslo 0162 Norway +47 23 16 1700 http://www.norlandia.no |
This hotel is located on the city's main shopping street - Karl Johan. With the Royal Palace, the Norwegian Parliament and the National Theatre as next-door neighbours, there is no doubt that this hotel is centrally located. By retaining its original classic style, the hotel has managed to maintain an old-fashioned turn-of-the-century feel. There is also a pleasant bar and restaurant on the second floor. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Shopping and sightseeing |
Karl Johans Gate between Drammensveien and Nedre Slottsgate Oslo 0155 Norway |
This is Oslo's main street, a pedestrian area leading from the central station to the palace. Visitors can watch the world go by at one of the street's numerous watering holes or simply follow the crowds down the road, past street vendors and entertainers, past the parliament, national theatre, Grand Hotel and the university. With hundreds of different shops, the street is also a Mecca for shopaholics. The park between the parliament and national theatre is turned into an ice-rink in the winter. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Family and business hotel |
Statsråd Mathiesens vei 12 Oslo 0583 Norway +47 23 17 0000 |
Located only 10 minutes from the city centre by either car or underground, this hotel is in a quiet part of this suburban area. Scandinavia's biggest indoor go-karting track is only a few minutes away, and so are international tennis and squash courts. A shopping centre is within walking distance, and public transport stops are nearby. Free, easy parking. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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In breathtaking surroundings |
Lysebuveien 12 Postboks 109 Holmenkollen Oslo 0712 Norway +47 21 51 1000 http://www.lysebu.no/ |
Only 20 minutes from the city centre, in a breathtaking landscape, this former estate stands out as an option for guests who are looking for a unique experience. The building dates back to the nineteenth century, but today offers accommodation at a very high standard. A perfect stay, if peace of mind is what you are looking for. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Extensive collection of Munch's work |
Tøyengt. 53 Oslo 0578 Norway +47 23 49 3500 http://www.munch.museum.no |
Edvard Munch's works were donated to the city of Oslo after his death in 1944 and the museum was purpose-built in 1963. The collection contains half of Munch's paintings as well as several graphics, all his surviving etchings and a few biographical items. In the basement, an exhibition of letters, photographs and other mementos gives fascinating insight into the painter's life. Guided tours are given every Sunday at 1pm. Café Munch and a shop with everything from simple prints to giant inflatable Scream figures is within. Ordinary price: NOK 65 Students & and other discounts: NOK 35 Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 National theatre |
Karl Johans gate Oslo Norway +47 22 00 1400 http://www.nationaltheatret.no |
The National Theatre, steeped in tradition, is located by Karl Johans Gate and is something of a national symbol. The theatre shows mainly - but not exclusively - Norwegian plays and a mix of classics and more modern works. It recently celebrated its hundredth anniversary. The National Theatre also has a café and offers equipment for those with hearing difficulties. Guided tours can be arranged. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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All railway connections and tourist info |
Jernbanetorget 1 Oslo 0154 Norway +47 23 15 0000 http://www.nsb.no |
If you are coming via the Flytoget express from Gardermoen Airport, this will be your entrance into the city. The main railway station by Jernbanetorget square, at the eastern end of Karl Johan street, also provides tourist information, from Monday to Saturday 8am to 5pm. The OsloCard is on sale here, and they can assist with hotel reservations and currency exchange. The station is of course the centre for the main domestic (local and Intercity) and international railway connections, as well as the terminus for the Airport train to Gardermoen. The adjacent shopping centre, Byporten, can be accessed directly from the main gallery. On the southern side you will find Østbanehallen, the old part of the station that has now been converted into a small shopping arcade. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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The Norwegian Parliament |
Karl Johans gate 22 Oslo 0026 Norway +47 23 31 3596 http://www.stortinget.no |
The Parliament building houses the Norwegian Storting(Parliament) and dates from 1866. Guided tours are arranged daily between 1 Jul and about 20 August in Norwegian, English, German and French at 10am, 11.30am and 1pm. Between 15 September and 15 June guided tours are arranged every Saturday (in Norwegian only) at 10am, 11.30am and 1pm. Tours for groups can be arranged upon request between September and June. Admission is free. The tours last approximately one hour. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Family and business hotel |
Strømsveien 108 Oslo 0663 Norway +47 23 06 7878 http://www.rica.no/ |
This is a modern family and business hotel situated in countryside surroundings, although only ten minutes from the city centre. Within easy reach are the Munch museum, Tøyen Botanical Gardens and lake Østensjøvannet (a nature reserve for birds). Public transport stops are within walking distance and parking is free. All rooms come with TV, video and mini-bar. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Traditional, but brand-new |
Bygdø alle 53 West End Oslo 0265 Norway +47 23 08 5800 http://www.rica.no./ |
This is traditional-style hotel located centrally in Frogner, one of the most fashionable areas of Oslo, where you will also find Vigelandsparken and Frognerparken. The city centre is only a ten-minute walk away. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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First-class business hotel |
Rosenkrantzgate 13 Oslo 0121 Norway +47 22 42 9940 http://www.rica.no/ |
This first-class business hotel is located right in the heart of Oslo, on one of the side streets of Karl Johans gate (the main street in Oslo). As it is only 200 metres from Stortinget, this is a perfect location if you wish to take advantage of the rich variety of restaurants and entertainment options on offer in central Oslo. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Central and stylish |
Biskop Gunnerusgate 3 Oslo 0106 Norway +47 23 10 8000 http://www.royalchristiania.no |
This hotel is as central as it could possibly be, with the city's largest shopping centre, the Central Station and Karl Johan within sight from the main entrance. The hotel has 502 rooms on 14 floors, some with a view over an indoor atrium and the hotel restaurant. A swimming pool, Turkish baths, a sauna and a golf simulator are among the hotel's facilities. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Just outside the city, with its own beach |
Fornebuparken Oslo 1324 Norway +47 22 6782 2000 http://www.radisson.com |
This hotel on the outskirts of the city was originally built to offer air travellers a place to stay overnight. Fornebu Airport is now gone, but the hotel lives on thanks to increasing economic activity in the area. The hotel has a tennis court, a beach and a pier, as well as a restaurant, exercise facilities and free parking. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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The largest hotel in northern Europe |
Sonja Henies plass 3 Oslo 0134 Norway +47 22 17 1000 http://www.radisson.com |
One of northern Europe's largest hotels, on sunny days the shining glass walls become a landmark that lights the city. At the swimming pool on the top floor you can enjoy drinks and a fantastic view of the city. Its next-door neighbour is Oslo Spektrum, perhaps that is why celebrities choose this hotel. There is one restaurant and several bars on site. Two of the city's largest shopping centres are within a two-minute walk, and the Oslo Sentralstasjon/NSB and bus terminal are 200 metres away. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Central and exclusive |
Holbergsgate 30 Oslo 0166 Norway +47 22 6755 6600 http://www.radisson.com |
Here is a landmark located next door to the Royal Palace and within walking distance of most attractions. Business class rooms are available for those who want a little extra luxury and a bit more space. Brasserie California offers delicacies from all over the world, while Charly's Potato Cellar serves more ordinary food at a lower price. Summit 21 is the bar on the top floor with a fantastic view of the city. The hotel has a swimming pool, fitness room, sauna and sun studio. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Tradition with a modern twist |
Parkveien 68 Oslo 0254 Norway +47 23 15 5700 http://www.scandic-hotels.no/ |
Situated between the Royal Castle and Aker Brygge, this traditional hotel that caters for the demanding requirements of today's businessperson, although it is located in a quiet and peaceful area of Oslo. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Private accommodation |
Tåsen terrasse 11 Oslo 0873 Norway +47 22 23 6041 |
This Inn is only five kilometres from the city centre if you take the underground towards Sognsvann. In a quiet location, it is very close to the hiking tracks of Nordmarka. Lake Sognsvann is also within short walking distance from Tåsen. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Put on your skis |
Voksenkollveien 60 Oslo 0394 Norway +47 22 14 6080 http://www.soriamoria.no |
This hotel is situated high above the city, but still within 20 minutes from the centre by underground or car. The location is perfect for those who enjoy skiing; either cross-country or downhill are possible, as the hotel is surrounded by the slopes and tracks of Nordmarka. The hotel offers fireplaces in the rooms, swimming pool, sauna, billiard room and tennis court. A restaurant and two bars should satisfy your hunger and thirst. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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The Tourist Information Centres in Oslo |
Fridtjof Nansens plass 5 Oslo 0160 Norway +47 24 14 77 00 http://www.visitoslo.com |
Centrally located close to Karl Johan main street and the City Hall. This office is full of information about Oslo and other selected destinations in Norway. Free brochures are available in several languages, amongst them the monthly guide What's On in Oslo. The Oslo Pass, which gives you free admission to most museums and free rides on public transport, is sold here. You can also buy tickets for sightseeing and excursions, as well as exchange currency and receive assistance with hotel bookings.There is also a smaller tourist office at the central station. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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In the middle of the forest |
Rødkleivfaret 1 Oslo 0788 Norway +47 22 14 9539 http://www.trollvasshytta.no/ |
Located 3km from Holmenkollen, along the Frognerseterbanen route towards Lillevann station, this place is situated right in the middle of the forest and is the perfect place to stay if you are looking for complete peace and quiet. This is a traditional, wooden building and is full of atmosphere. Access by car is possible all year round; the city centre is a 30-minute drive away. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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The personal touch |
Dronningensgate 21 Oslo 0154 Norway +47 22 42 0010 http://www.rainbow-hotels.no/ |
The Tulip Astoria is a comfortable hotel with a personal touch. It is located in the city centre, only 50m from central station and the main shopping street, Karl Johan. The hotel was refurbished in 1998 and is a very good option for guests looking for a central location combined with a high standard. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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In the heart of the city |
Brugata 7, Oslo Oslo 0186 Norway +47 2336 2700 http://www.rainbow-hotels.no |
This is a comfortable hotel with a family atmosphere and high standards. It is right in the heart of the city centre, next door to Oslo Spektrum, where concerts are often held by various famous artists. It is only two minutes to Sentralstasjonen (the central station) and Karl Johans gate; shopping centres Oslo City, Byporten and Gunerius are literally next door. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Two minutes from Karl Johans gate |
Stenersgate 10 Oslo 0184 Norway +47 22 05 6000 http://www.rainbow-hotels.no/ |
This hotel is located in the heart of the city centre, only a two-minute walk away from Karl Johans gate street and Sentralstasjonen, the central station. Here you will find personalised service and reasonable prices. The hotel was totally refurbished in 1998. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Small, intimate pension |
Nordraaksgate 26 Oslo 0260 Norway +47 22 56 1960 |
This is a small, cosy pension run in typical family style in Frogner, one of Oslo's fashionable living areas. Within a short distance of Vigelandsparken, this pension is also only 10 minutes by tram or bus from the city centre. The underground station is only five minutes away. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Comfortable hotel in beautiful surroundings |
Ullveien 4 Oslo 0394 Norway +47 22 81 1500 |
Voksenåsen Hotel is situated in Holmenkollåsen, with a fabulous view over Oslo and the fjord. Right outside your door lie the forests of Nordmarka, a paradise for joggers, hikers and skiers alike. Still, the hotel is only twenty minutes away from the city center. It also offers a number of summer and winter activities. The hotel was a gift made to the Swedish people in appreciation of their assistance during and after World War II. Review © 2007, Wcities |