
Oslo Norway Travel Guide
Oslo has two airports serving the region. Ensure you fly into the right one for your travel plans.
OSL offers comprehensive facilities and direct connections to major global hubs.
Fastest airport transfer to Oslo Central Terminal (19-22 min), but the costliest.
Airport express coach, longer journey (45-60 min), but closer drop-offs.
The priciest (NOK 800-1000). Confirm price for set rates.
More budget-friendly than Flytoget, taking 23-30 minutes to Oslo S. Good value.
Available from major international companies at OSL. Book in advance. Find deals at DiscoverCars.com.
Available throughout the OSL terminal, useful for checking connections and updates.
Traveling by train offers scenic routes and connections from neighboring countries and within Norway.
Bus services offer both international and domestic travel options.
Driving in Norway offers flexibility, but be aware of specific requirements and conditions.
Norway is in the schengen Zone, impacting border crossings. Toll roads are common.
Oslo is connected by sea through ferry services and a the cruise ship terminal.
Standard Schengen entry procedures apply for sea arrivals.
Smooth process for Schengen travelers.
Ferry terminals are conveniently located for city access.
Oslo is a fjord city, not a river transport hub.
Plan your departure well in advance, and note in order that there are no extra exit fees.
Amenities at departure points support a smooth travel experience.
Confirm with your airline for online check-in availability to save time at the airport.
Self-service baggage drop kiosks are available at OSL, speeding up the process.
Be ready for standard security checks. Liquids, electronics, and outerwear may need separate screening.
Allocate sufficient time for airport procedures, especially during peak travel periods.