Norway · TICKETS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 tickets & entry passes justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Hear Sami music, Norwegian folk tunes, and psalms in Tromsø Cathedral during this intimate 30-minute Midnight Concert.
“This was a lovely activity in Tromsø - the music and singing sounds amazing in the cathedral!”
Review of Oslo’s 24 or 48-hour hop-on hop-off bus, with route details, museum discounts, audio guide tips, timing, and honest value advice.
“It was a great way to get to know Oslo and what it has to offer, especially if you only have one day to spare. The bus was on time, and the audio guide worked well. I got a good seat by the open window, so I could take nice pictures and videos along the way. Overall, I enjoyed my ride.”
See Thor Heyerdahl’s original Kon-Tiki raft, watch the Oscar-winning film, and explore Oslo’s family-friendly museum of daring sea expeditions.
“I have since childhood always admired the adventurous spirit of Thor Heyerdahl and so it was a fascinating experience going through a museum that documents his adventures.”
Ride Bergen’s Ulriken Cable Car for fjord views, marked trails, mountain cafés, and a smooth route to Norway’s highest city peak.
“This was a great time! Plenty of hiking trails once you get to the top of the mountain to enjoy. We rode the cable car up and down for the experience, however, the stairs looked like a good time as well if you choose to opt for that. The cafe at the top looked phenomenal although we did not get anything. Everything looked delicious and this is a great stop in Bergen!”
Explore Oslo’s Paradox Museum, a one-hour world of optical illusions, hands-on puzzles, photo points, and playful science.
“Kseniia the captain was AMAZING!! You MUST go to paradox! Big hugs from Honduran Girl👌🏼👏🏼”
See bearded seals, Arctic sea life, films, and climate exhibits at Tromsø’s Polaria with an all-day ticket and timed feeding sessions.
“Polaria was a beautiful experience for our last day in Tromsø! It was snowing quite a lot outside so we were thankful to be in a closed space. The seal feeding show is the absolute highlight, don’t miss it!!! We also really enjoyed seeing jellyfish, starfish, cod (and more). The panoramic theatre was a really nice bonus: we watched the northern lights and the Svalbard presentations and they were lovely. You can probably see everything in this museum in around 2h, which is the amount of time we spent there. Definitely worth a visit!”
Explore Oslo’s Viking Planet with VR films, holograms, digital ships, timelines, and optional Viking combat gaming for a lively two-hour visit.
“Since the Viking Museum was closed during my visit, I thought this might be a good alternative. The museum is very interactive and quite informative. I stayed for almost 4 hours and enjoyed every minute.”
Explore Ålesund by hop-on hop-off bus, with Art Nouveau streets, Aksla views, the aquarium, multilingual audio, and easy cruise-port access.
“Casper was a great guide. Showed us the sights and his narration was very informative. My wife uses a wheelchair. Casper was great help assisting her on the van and stowing the chair. Would completely recommend the golden circle tour.”
Walk aboard the original Fram and Gjøa ships in Oslo, explore polar expeditions, and watch a High North film at this hands-on museum.
“One of the best exhibits I have been to! My wife and I and our kids enjoyed it very much! The ship was incredible and the museum did a very good job helping you relive the experience that all the sailors did.”
Explore Tromsø’s Troll Museum with AR tablets, Norwegian fairy tales, Sami folklore, Viking beliefs, games, and family-friendly exhibits.
“The Troll Museum is a truly magical place. I liked the statues, and the overall ambience. You can tell it was made with love. The attraction is short, but very interactive (it has picture points, games, tablets with information...), there's not a moment to be bored.”
See Bergen at your own pace on a 24-hour bus tour with audio commentary, WiFi, 13 stops, Bryggen, the Fish Market, and useful discounts.
“The bus route provided a good overview of Bergen with audio guide to highlight the pertinent features.”
Explore Oslo’s Viking Planet with holograms, 3D films, interactive exhibits, and VR. A lively family stop, but expect digital history, not artifacts.
“Museum of missed opportunity- the holographs and VR are wonderful, but we where through all of the exhibits in under an hour…and left having learned very little about the era of the Vikings”
See Munch’s The Scream and Madonna at Oslo’s Munch Museum, with two hours to explore his art, life, experiments, and lasting influence.
“Learnt there are 3 versions of the Scream that are on rotation every 30 mins.”
Review of Bergen Aquarium, with penguins, sea lions, crocodiles, fish, feedings, practical tips, access, hours, and value.
“l'acquario non è molto grande, dall'esterno sembra molto piccolo in realtà una volta dentro è articolato su 3 piani ed è molto carino e pieno di fantastici animali! ho scelto questa attività un po' come ripiego per via della giornata brutta, però alla fine si è rivelata molto soddisfacente”
Review of Haugesund’s 24-hour hop-on hop-off bus, with stop-by-stop advice, audio guide details, price value, and practical tips.
“So easy to hop on and hop off where we wanted, very happy with our day”
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