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Oslo: 3-hour Private Walking Tour of Bohemian Grünerløkka

Oslo: 3-hour Private Walking Tour of Bohemian Grünerløkka

On this Private Walking Tour of Bohemian Oslo, walk alongside a bubbling river, surrounded by colourful houses and industrial brick buildings. Dive into one of our favourite parts of Oslo and learn about everything from artists and free thinkers to street art and parklands in the hipster part of Oslo - we have so many stories to tell! See the giant chandelier at Blå and climb down the quaint street of Telthusbakken, where you'll definitely want to stop to take a photo of the charming hillside houses and gardens. At Our Saviour's Cemetery, say hello to Norway's dynamic trio: Ibsen, Bjørnson and Edvard Munch. Did you know Edward Munch lived in the area at multiple addresses? Before ending the tour, visit Oslo's food destination, Mathallen, located in the sustainable neighbourhood of Vulkan (a melting pot for foodies and eco-lovers). Marvel at the old industrial buildings and colourful graffiti. Trust us when we say it's worth staying for lunch (hint: the tour ends by the entrance)! Bohemian, trendy, savvy, stylish, artistic, historical, creative, hipstoric... this is Grünerløkka. Prepare for the cultural injection this area will give you.

BIKING OSLO UP TO 8 PARTICIPANTS

BIKING OSLO UP TO 8 PARTICIPANTS

Get ready to explore Oslo's old city and downtown like a local with The Oslo Tour's "Biking As A Local" service. This unique biking adventure provides a complete local perspective on the city, showing you how locals spend their time and uncovering its historical aspects. With highlights and hidden gems along the way, this tour offers a one-of-a-kind experience. Join us for an unforgettable journey through Oslo's vibrant streets. Your reservation includes up to 8 participants. This is a PRIVATE TOUR so we will adjust to your itinerary and together we can fix starting times. The biking tour will be fixed but in case you have a place you want to visit, we will find a way to set it up on our itinerary.

Off the Beaten Track On Foot: Oslo’s Historic & Trendy East

Off the Beaten Track On Foot: Oslo’s Historic & Trendy East

This beautiful, two-hour long walking tour will take us through a number of trendy neighbourhoods, past cultural hotspots, lush parks and stunning waterfalls in the central eastern part of the city. We begin this tour at Kulturkirken Jakob (Jakob Culture Church). From here we move into the Grünerløkka district. You’ve probably heard it is known for bars, restaurants, and independent shops, but I’ll also tell you about its really interesting history. I live in this area, so of course I will point out all the hippest places right now. We’ll discover a very photogenic creative arts and music hub right by the river, then follow the river upstream, along delightful paths to Vulkan, a model for green urban living, with cutting edge venues and Oslo’s best food hall. We will then make our way along cobbled Damstredet and picturesque Telthusbakken with its charming tiny wooden houses from the early 19th century. At the top of the hill we will visit the Cemetery of Our Saviour, a tranquil oasis in the heart of the city, where the final resting places of Edvard Munch and Henrik Ibsen can be found. We will then carry on up along the Akerselva river, and see how the river’s factories have been converted into design centres and art academies. We’ll stroll through the mist of urban waterfalls while we learn about the impact the Industrial Revolution had on Oslo, and the areas surrounding the river in particular. If you like we will stop for tea, coffee or a delicious waffle at a cute spot on top of one of the waterfalls. From here we will head back into the hustle and bustle of Grünerløkka. Weaving our way through numerous lesser known streets packed with history, we’ll pass award winning cafes, buzzing hangout spots, and I can point out my favourite cocktail bars and restaurants. Depending on your wishes, the tour will either finish at one of the tram stops in Grünerløkka, or at Ankerbrua, close to where we started. Why choose this tour? As an independent guide, I have created my own tour, driven by my passion for Grünerløkka’s rich culture and history. After years of designing itineraries and scripts for larger companies, I’ve embarked on my own to offer a more personal, authentic experience. Unlike the generic tours provided by companies that subcontract local guides, my tours are thoughtfully crafted and full of personal insights, ensuring a unique experience. Who is this tour for? * Solo Travellers * Couples * Romantics and adventurers * Photo takers * Groups of friends * If you want a deep dive into local culture * Anyone who wants a unique, personal experience

Mathallen Oslo: Our most recommended tours and activities

Oslo: 3-hour Private Walking Tour of Bohemian Grünerløkka

Oslo: 3-hour Private Walking Tour of Bohemian Grünerløkka

On this Private Walking Tour of Bohemian Oslo, walk alongside a bubbling river, surrounded by colourful houses and industrial brick buildings. Dive into one of our favourite parts of Oslo and learn about everything from artists and free thinkers to street art and parklands in the hipster part of Oslo - we have so many stories to tell! See the giant chandelier at Blå and climb down the quaint street of Telthusbakken, where you'll definitely want to stop to take a photo of the charming hillside houses and gardens. At Our Saviour's Cemetery, say hello to Norway's dynamic trio: Ibsen, Bjørnson and Edvard Munch. Did you know Edward Munch lived in the area at multiple addresses? Before ending the tour, visit Oslo's food destination, Mathallen, located in the sustainable neighbourhood of Vulkan (a melting pot for foodies and eco-lovers). Marvel at the old industrial buildings and colourful graffiti. Trust us when we say it's worth staying for lunch (hint: the tour ends by the entrance)! Bohemian, trendy, savvy, stylish, artistic, historical, creative, hipstoric... this is Grünerløkka. Prepare for the cultural injection this area will give you.

BIKING OSLO UP TO 8 PARTICIPANTS

BIKING OSLO UP TO 8 PARTICIPANTS

Get ready to explore Oslo's old city and downtown like a local with The Oslo Tour's "Biking As A Local" service. This unique biking adventure provides a complete local perspective on the city, showing you how locals spend their time and uncovering its historical aspects. With highlights and hidden gems along the way, this tour offers a one-of-a-kind experience. Join us for an unforgettable journey through Oslo's vibrant streets. Your reservation includes up to 8 participants. This is a PRIVATE TOUR so we will adjust to your itinerary and together we can fix starting times. The biking tour will be fixed but in case you have a place you want to visit, we will find a way to set it up on our itinerary.

Off the Beaten Track On Foot: Oslo’s Historic & Trendy East

Off the Beaten Track On Foot: Oslo’s Historic & Trendy East

This beautiful, two-hour long walking tour will take us through a number of trendy neighbourhoods, past cultural hotspots, lush parks and stunning waterfalls in the central eastern part of the city. We begin this tour at Kulturkirken Jakob (Jakob Culture Church). From here we move into the Grünerløkka district. You’ve probably heard it is known for bars, restaurants, and independent shops, but I’ll also tell you about its really interesting history. I live in this area, so of course I will point out all the hippest places right now. We’ll discover a very photogenic creative arts and music hub right by the river, then follow the river upstream, along delightful paths to Vulkan, a model for green urban living, with cutting edge venues and Oslo’s best food hall. We will then make our way along cobbled Damstredet and picturesque Telthusbakken with its charming tiny wooden houses from the early 19th century. At the top of the hill we will visit the Cemetery of Our Saviour, a tranquil oasis in the heart of the city, where the final resting places of Edvard Munch and Henrik Ibsen can be found. We will then carry on up along the Akerselva river, and see how the river’s factories have been converted into design centres and art academies. We’ll stroll through the mist of urban waterfalls while we learn about the impact the Industrial Revolution had on Oslo, and the areas surrounding the river in particular. If you like we will stop for tea, coffee or a delicious waffle at a cute spot on top of one of the waterfalls. From here we will head back into the hustle and bustle of Grünerløkka. Weaving our way through numerous lesser known streets packed with history, we’ll pass award winning cafes, buzzing hangout spots, and I can point out my favourite cocktail bars and restaurants. Depending on your wishes, the tour will either finish at one of the tram stops in Grünerløkka, or at Ankerbrua, close to where we started. Why choose this tour? As an independent guide, I have created my own tour, driven by my passion for Grünerløkka’s rich culture and history. After years of designing itineraries and scripts for larger companies, I’ve embarked on my own to offer a more personal, authentic experience. Unlike the generic tours provided by companies that subcontract local guides, my tours are thoughtfully crafted and full of personal insights, ensuring a unique experience. Who is this tour for? * Solo Travellers * Couples * Romantics and adventurers * Photo takers * Groups of friends * If you want a deep dive into local culture * Anyone who wants a unique, personal experience

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4.8
(41 reviews)

The tour was fantastic and we learned a lot. We especially enjoyed going through the industrial part of the city, and seeing the artwork. Our tour guide, Tone, was very knowledgeable. 10/10 experience

Diana was GREAT! Very flexible, carrying, knew a lot about history. Fun person to be with. Highly recommended!

Lots of interesting information and a great route, showing us places we would never have seen on our own.

Very good and varied tour with many interesting details. Thank you Marc!

Very nice and flexible guide, was very attentive to us.