Meet your private driver and vehicle for an airport transfer.

For your added comfort, an English-speaking assistant will meet you at your hotel to walk you through your welcome package documents, your itinerary, and answer any questions you may have.

A welcome package with your itinerary and any relevant documents or tickets required for your trip will be provided to you on your arrival in destination.

With options aplenty across the city, knowing which restaurants in Oslo are worth your patronage can prove challenging. To assist, within your final trip documents, you’ll receive a supplemental composition showcasing our top restaurant suggestions for Oslo, as selected by Kensington Tours Destination Experts.

Meet your private guide and driver and embark on a highlights tour through the heart of Oslo, the Norwegian capital. Walk the ramparts of the 13th century Akershus Fortress, medieval residence of the royals with a coastal view. Discover the city’s main street Karl Johans gate, rich with Oslo’s highlights, where you can admire the likes of the 19th century Royal Palace, and see the surrounding 54-acre public green space known as Palace Park. View the 17th century Oslo Cathedral, admire some of the grandiose old university buildings, and venture over to Radhusplassen where you can view the Radhus, Oslo’s City Hall where the annual Nobel Peace Prize ceremony is held. Venture outside of the old center to visit one of the world's most famous sporting arenas, enjoying a photo stop at the massive 70,000-capacity Holmenkollen Ski Jump, the most-visited attraction in all of Norway. Head to Vigeland Park, one of the major Scandinavian cultural treasures, and the world’s largest sculpture park dedicated to a single artist: Gustav Vigeland and his bizarre nude statues in granite and bronze. You’ll also get to step back in time on a visual journey to the age of Norwegian polar exploration as you visit the Fram Museum. Step on board what was once the strongest wooden ship in the world and discover the tales and adventures of Norway's greatest explorers, imagining life at sea and experiencing firsthand how the crew survived one of the coldest and most dangerous places on earth.

For your added comfort, your luggage will be picked up at your hotel in Oslo and safely transferred to your upcoming hotel in Lofthus. With luggage being taken care of, you can sit back and enjoy your train journey hassle-free, taking in the breathtaking views along the way.

Embark on a short, self-guided walking transfer, with your hotel and the central Train Station just a few minutes apart.

Transfer from Oslo to Flam today by train, with a connection in Myrdal. The Bergen Railway is a unique experience on Northern Europe's highest-altitude railway line. One of the greatest challenges is the harsh and quickly changing weather. The line is exposed to deep low-pressure centers from the west, which can mean strong winds and heavy snow for part of the year. Keeping the railway open demands great effort and technical expertise. Today, skilled workers, effective equipment, tunnels and snow tunnels make the Bergen Railway one of the safest and most comfortable ways of travelling between Oslo and Bergen. The line is consistently ranked among the top rail experiences in the world. Four stops before the end of the line in Bergen, you'll disembark in Myrdal. In Myrdal, board a cogwheel train to Flam on the Flam Railway. The scenic 12-mile route between Myrdal and Flam is one of the steepest non-rack railway tracks in the world and provides some of Norway's wildest and most magnificent scenery. On the ride you can see rivers that cut through deep ravines, waterfalls cascade down the side of steep, snow-capped mountains, and mountain farms cling dizzily to sheer slopes. There are also a few spirals along the route which allow trains to rise on a steady curve until it has completed a loop, passing over itself as it gains height, allowing the railway to gain vertical elevation in a relatively short distance.

Take a short, self-guided walking transfer. Hotels in Flam are all located within just a few minutes of the Train Station.

Meet your private English-speaking driver and depart on a picturesque coastal drive along the National Scenic Route toward a zigzagging alpine road, which ascends to the spectacular Stagastein viewing platform, built 2,130 feet above the Aurlandsfjord. The end of the lookout platform features curved wood and a slanted glass railing, which while remaining entirely safe, provides a feeling on approach of cascading down to the depths of the majestic fjord below. After adequate time at the lookout, you'll be returned to Flam.

Your table is reserved at Arven, the main restaurant of the historic Fretheim Hotel in FlÅm. The menu follows the seasons and draws on cheese, meat, fruit, and vegetable producers just outside the hotel’s door, so the flavors stay close to home. Views stretch toward the fjord as you dine, and you settle the bill directly at the restaurant.

Take a short, self-guided walking transfer. Hotels in Flam are all located within just a few minutes of the Port.

Transfer by boat from Flam to Gudvangen, a 2 hour route that winds around precipitous mountains, mighty waterfalls and small homesteads that cling to the mountain sides. Half of your voyage will be through the majestic Naeroyfjord, a UNESCO World Heritage-listed arm of the Sognefjord, co-ranked as the world's number one natural heritage site by the National Geographic Society.

Meet your private driver and vehicle for a transfer to Lofthus. Approximate travel time is 2 hour 15 minutes.

Enjoy admission to the Njardarheimr Viking Village in the Viking Valley of Gudvangen, an open-air heritage museum where an ensemble of skilled inhabitants faithfully recreate the life of Vikings of 1,000 years past. You'll have the opportunity to actively take part in a society where people are very eager to convey the history of the vikings, how they traveled, interesting information about their boats and about how the viking era has affected modern society. Wander around freely and experience the various buildings and activities that Viking Valley has to offer.

Enjoy a day at leisure taking advantage of the facilities at your hotel, or exploring the charms of Lofthus. Delight in the beauty of blossom time in the orchards along the fjord, or set off on unforgettable and iconic hikes. Enjoy a lazy summer’s day in a sun lounger in the large garden right on the fjord, or take a refreshing dip in the bay. Perhaps relax in the sauna with panoramic views of the fjord and mountains, followed by a refreshing dip in the outdoor pool.

For more of an active day, set out on one of the renowned hiking trails ranging from 20 minutes up to 5 hours round-trip, including the Hardanger Fruit Walk, River Valley Walk, The Monk Steps, and more. Let your Destination Expert know if you'd like to have a guide or transfers arranged for any of the hiking options.

Enjoy an included dinner at Hotel Ullensvang tonight, overlooking the Hardangerfjord. The main focus at Restaurant Ullensvang is Norwegian produce with a distinctly international take. An ever-changing 3-course menu is available every night, with meat, fish or vegetarian options.

Meet your private driver for a transfer to Bergen today, via the Hardangerfjord. Driving along the Hardanger National Scenic Route, you're taken through some impressive scenic fjord landscapes, offering a close encounter with the Hardangerfjord, and the area's waterfalls, and orchards. You'll pause for a photo stop at the picturesque Steinsdalsfossen waterfall, where you can actually walk behind the beautiful 160-foot falls, for a safe and dry view out across the surrounding landscape, before continuing on to Bergen.

As evening settles over Bergen, the harborfront and Bryggen make an easy setting for a self-guided stroll among historic timber buildings, waterside views, and the quieter rhythm of the old wharf after the day’s crowds begin to thin. It is a natural way to linger in the city after touring, whether you pause for a drink along the waterfront or simply follow the harbor at your own pace. Any visit is enjoyed independently, with drinks or transportation settled directly.

Depart your hotel on foot alongside your private guide, setting out on a highlights walking tour of the colorful city of Bergen. You'll stroll through the old wharf area known as Bryggen, a UNESCO World Heritage Site revered for its Hanseatic commercial buildings, a nod to Bergen's former importance in the 14th-16th century Hanseatic League empire. Visit the town's traditional fish market, a lively and oddly picturesque area where the local catch has been traded for over 800 years. Discover small wooden houses from the 18th and 19th century, tucked away on charming streets and narrow alleyways, and enjoy a round-trip ride on the Floibanen funicular railway to the top of Mount Floyen, offering magnificent views of the city below.

Meet your private driver and vehicle for an airport transfer.

Located just steps from Oslo Central Station and the Royal Palace, Clarion Hotel The Hub is a vibrant city retreat that combines Scandinavian design with cosmopolitan flair. This modern gem offers 810 stylish rooms and suites, each featuring clean lines, natural wood accents, and floor-to-ceiling windows framing views of the city’s skyline or historic streets. Guests can begin their day in the bright and airy breakfast restaurant or unwind in the evening over craft cocktails and casual fare at the rooftop Sky Bar, where the atmosphere buzzes with local energy. Wellness-minded travelers will appreciate the well-appointed fitness center and serene relaxation areas. With its central location, thoughtful amenities, and lively ambiance, Clarion Hotel The Hub is the perfect base for discovering Oslo’s top cultural attractions, elegant shopping districts, and bustling waterfront.

Swiss-style charm at the terminus of the Flam Railway, with the UNESCO-listed Naeroyfjord nearby, defines Fretheim Hotel, a historic lodging that has welcomed guests since the late 19th century. Antique furniture and fireplaces in the historic wing carry the original character, while all 122 rooms look out to the fjord or mountains, with a garden and library to settle into. Dining centers on locally sourced Norwegian dishes, rounding out a stay rooted in Flam’s fjord-country history.

From Hotel Ullensvang in Lofthus, you can delight in breathtaking views upwards towards the Hardangervidda mountain plain and the Folgefonna glacier, and down to the majestic Hardangerfjord. The hotel has been run by the same family for five generations, and has found the perfect balance between rich traditions and modern facilities, including the wonderful Ullensvang Bath with swimming pools both indoors and outdoors, a tennis court, and a restaurant serving dishes based on wonderful local produce. On days with pleasant weather, drinks can be enjoyed on the fjord-view terrace. Offering 168 guestrooms, each with its own unique view, Hotel Ullensvang provides the perfect base for exploring the region.

Set in a waterfront warehouse dating to 1904, Clarion Hotel Admiral pairs Bergen’s maritime heritage with Scandinavian interiors. Overlooking VÅgen, the hotel places the city’s historic harbor at your doorstep, with Bryggen’s colorful wharf buildings across the water. Rooms blend maritime accents with modern comforts, while The Social Bar & Bistro serves fresh food and classic dishes. On sunny days, its waterfront terrace offers a setting for dining with views of Bryggen and the surrounding hills.