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Top things to do in Oslo
From
RM 256.39
Helsingor, Lund and Malmo Tour from Copenhagen with Ferry Ride
English guided
Free cancellation
Instant confirmation
(10) • 100+ booked
RM 564.99
Oslofjord 100% Electric Sightseeing Cruise in Oslo
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English guided
Morning departure
(7) • 300+ booked
From
RM 216.95
From
RM 186.25
Retail: RM 196.05
3-course dinner cruise experience in Oslo
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English guided
Up to 3 hrs
From
RM 652.99
Nobel Peace Center ticket in Oslo
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Free cancellation
Instant confirmation
(2) • 100+ booked
From
RM 36.75
Retail: RM 39.25
Panorama Walking Tour in Oslo
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English guided
Free cancellation
RM 262.95
Paradox Museum ticket in Oslo
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Instant confirmation
RM 115.45
Retail: RM 121.55
Essential Oslo Discovery Walking Tour
Private tour
English guided
Free cancellation
RM 2,542.09
Oslo Small-Group Food Tour with a Secret Dish
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English guided
Free cancellation
From
RM 479.35
Hotels in Oslo
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RM 371.45
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Reviews of Oslo activities
pumu ******
2026-09-25 15:51:41
Mario, the bus driver and tour guide, is highly experienced and has a great sense of humor. He kept everyone entertained throughout the journey by chatting over the mic, making this one-day tour fun from start to finish. If you ever come across a guide like Mario, you can certainly rest assured that you'll have a reassuring and memorable trip.
Teresita *******
2026-06-19 09:10:06
it maybe that this is just a new offering and my guide was still unfamiliar with the set up but before and after the trip he insisted that he was not paid yet as the provider tagged my tour as "free". I gave him 20 euros after and just thought of it as a tip but it was confusing at rhe very least. Also we had some trouble communicating as he had some issues with English. As for the meal part only 1 main was covered. It was lovely but I didn't know what exactly ti expect given the vague description. Still a nice way to see Oslo highlights but could use some improvement.
h ******
2026-10-31 10:27:20
Great location, close to the station. The front desk is open 24 hours. Early check-in is available for 100 NOK, or you can choose to store your luggage at the front desk for free. There is no laundry service, but hot water and iced lemonade are provided.
Klook User
2026-08-22 08:58:14
Great place to stay if on a budget as its cheaper but also further from the city center. Nice rooms too.
pumu ******
2026-09-25 16:09:04
The captain and the entire crew paid excellent attention to safety and looked after us exceptionally well. Having a live guide providing commentary felt much warmer and more engaging than listening to a pre-recorded audio track. There were two restrooms on board—both were new, spacious, and clean, with one specifically designed for passengers with disabilities.
Seating offered great privacy on both the first and second decks, and snacks and drinks were available for purchase throughout the 2.5-hour trip. The boat departed and returned right on schedule, and the scenic views at every stop were breathtaking. This is definitely a cruise company you should experience at least once in a lifetime.
Robin *********
2026-07-13 11:38:23
everything good. liked the cruise. The guide app is called guide to go.
Maria ************
2026-09-30 09:54:58
The place is nice and interesting. Some areas are under maintenance though. easy to book in Klook and no need to wait in line.
Oslo at a glance
Quick facts about Oslo
Local weather
℉℃ General info
Time zone
GMT +01:00
No time difference
Currency
Norwegian Krone
1MYR = 2.29NOK
Official languages
Norwegian
Recommended trip duration
3 days
Flight time
12 hours
When departing from Kuala Lumpur
What to know before visiting Oslo
What to do in Oslo through the year
Oslo is best known for its Tours, Cruises and Museums, with Outdoor & sports activities also appearing in booking patterns. Klook booking data shows a strong summer rhythm: visitors concentrate in July when demand spikes, while winter months such as February and November are much quieter. That seasonality shapes what’s on offer — boat-based experiences and guided city tours dominate in the high season, museums draw steadier interest year-round. Decide whether you want festival crowds or quieter streets by choosing July for lively summer activity or the winter months for a low-key visit, according to Klook booking data.
When to visit and how prices move
Demand peaks in July and is lowest in February, while prices shift through the year with a clear priciest and cheapest point. Klook booking data shows July has the strongest demand, and February is the trough; prices are highest in March and fall to their lowest in June. That means crowds and peak atmosphere concentrate in midsummer, while June and February suit travellers seeking lower prices and smaller crowds according to Klook booking data.
| Month | Demand Level | Typical Price |
|---|---|---|
| January | Very quiet | MYR 182 |
| February | Very quiet | MYR 191 |
| March | Very quiet | MYR 353 |
| April | About average | MYR 324 |
| May | About average | MYR 215 |
| June | Peak demand | MYR 57 |
| July | Peak demand | MYR 199 |
| August | Busier than usual | MYR 187 |
| September | About average | MYR 235 |
| October | Quieter than usual | MYR 182 |
| November | Very quiet | MYR 182 |
| December | Very quiet | MYR 231 |
Demand is bookings in that month compared with a typical month, from historical Klook booking data, grouped into the demand levels above; typical price is the median paid on Klook in that month; prices are shown with their currency code. Based on Klook booking data, July 2025 – June 2026.
Which districts suit your budget
Hotel prices vary across districts: Grünerløkka is the most affordable on Klook booking data with a typical nightly rate of MYR 450, while Vestre Aker sits at the priciest end with a typical nightly rate of MYR 1,131. The gap between them is roughly 60%. Cheaper districts tend to suit travellers prioritising savings and a livelier, more local neighbourhood feel; pricier districts suit those looking for quieter residential areas and higher-end hotels. All figures are based on Klook booking data and help frame choices between budget and comfort.
Tips for travellers from Malaysia
Most travellers book relatively close to travel dates: on Klook the typical booking window is about 1 day ahead, while the earliest planners book around 13 days out. That means you can stay flexible and often secure experiences a day or two before departure, but during July and other busier months it pays to lock things in earlier. Use Klook to compare options and save your favourites, then confirm bookings when your dates are settled — Klook booking data shows this matches how other travellers plan.
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