Oslo

Oslo is the capital of Norway and a modern Nordic metropolis that combines city life, nature, architecture, museums and views of the fjord. The city lies by the Oslofjord and is surrounded by forests, islands and hills, making it ideal for a long weekend, a cultural stay or active relaxation. Oslo offers modern waterfront districts, world-class museums, design architecture, parks, saunas, boat trips and a typical Scandinavian atmosphere.

Flights from Bratislava

You can fly from Bratislava to Oslo with direct Wizz Air flights to Oslo Gardermoen Airport, with the airport code OSL. The direct air connection between Bratislava and Oslo operates 3 times a week – on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. The flight from Bratislava to Oslo takes approximately 2 hours and 20 minutes.

Transport from the airport

• Train – the fastest way to travel from Oslo Gardermoen Airport to the city centre is by train. Trains run from the airport to Oslo S central station, with the journey taking approximately 20–25 minutes depending on the type of service.
• Flytoget / express train – another convenient option is the Flytoget express train, which connects the airport with the centre of Oslo and other stations in the city. It is especially suitable when travelling with luggage or when you need a quick transfer to the city centre.
• Bus – bus connections also operate from the airport to Oslo and surrounding towns. The bus is a practical alternative, especially when travelling to parts of the city that may not be located directly near the main railway station.
• Taxi / private transport – taxis and private transfers are available directly at the airport. The journey by car to the centre of Oslo takes approximately 35–50 minutes, depending on traffic and the final destination.
• Car rental – you can rent a car directly at the airport. This is a practical option if you plan trips outside Oslo, for example to fjords, nature areas, ski resorts or smaller towns nearby.

What not to miss in Oslo

When visiting Oslo, you should definitely not miss these places and experiences:

• Oslo Opera House – a modern waterfront building whose roof you can walk on while enjoying views of the Oslofjord.
• Munch Museum – a museum dedicated to Norwegian painter Edvard Munch and his world-famous work The Scream.
• Vigeland Park – the world’s largest sculpture park created by a single artist, with more than 200 sculptures by Gustav Vigeland.
• Akershus Fortress – a historic fortress by the harbour with views of the fjord and the city centre.
• Aker Brygge and Tjuvholmen – modern waterfront districts with restaurants, cafés, galleries and a pleasant promenade.
• National Museum – the largest museum of art, architecture and design in the Nordic countries.
• Bygdøy – a peninsula with several museums, beaches and opportunities to relax by the water.
• Oslofjord – a boat trip on the fjord or a visit to the islands around the city is among the most beautiful experiences in Oslo.
• Holmenkollen – a famous ski jump, ski museum and viewpoint overlooking the city, fjord and surrounding nature.
• Norwegian gastronomy – taste fresh fish, salmon, shrimps, traditional waffles, brunost, local pastries and Scandinavian coffee.

Did you know?

Oslo is one of the greenest capital cities in Europe – from the city centre, you can quickly reach forests, the fjord and nearby islands. Locals like to combine city life with nature, so it is worth packing comfortable shoes and planning not only a walk around the centre, but also a boat trip on the Oslofjord or a visit to Holmenkollen.