Oslo hotels

Hotels in Oslo

People visit Oslo to experience the excitement a large, bustling, metropolitan city has to offer. By booking into Oslo hotels, you are never far away from a museum or restaurant and the capital of Norway boasts an impressive night-life. For those that enjoy a quieter scene, Oslo also has many parks and green areas, some bursting with beautiful sculptures for an ideal day trip. Due to its location there are many sights surrounded by the sea in Oslo. All in all, the perfect travel destination.

Attractions

Take a walk around the Fram Polar Ship, one of Oslo's biggest attractions. There are details of different Arctic and Antarctic expeditions and adventures over the last 200 years. The ship dominates the building, which has been built around this amazing structure, and when lit up it is an awesome sight. Both educational and enjoyable, you will want to take your time to appreciate this piece of history.

Get the tram to the entrance of Frogner Park, set in 45 hectares of green space. Completely free, it's home to the world's largest sculptures made by a single artist, The Manor, open air baths and a perfect picnic spot. The park has super little cafés nearby, and all in all it's a wonderful half-day excursion.

For those that enjoy their fun with a bit of a twist, TeamEscape is a must visit. Inside lies a well-constructed set of game rooms with your very own game master. You will be given 60 minutes to solve the intriguing puzzle and escape the room. An incredibly entertaining and unusually different way for you and your friends or family to spend time.

Restaurants, pubs and night-life

If you like to feel comforSEOSITE_LEVEL_DESCRIPTION as soon as you walk in the door, why not dine at Hos Thea? After just a 15 minutes' stroll from The Karl Johann, you could enjoy the pleasant ambiance of this beautiful restaurant. It is not the place for a large party, being quite cosy and compact, but the food is of superb quality and is all wonderfully presented. There is a delightful wine menu available and everything from the deer roast to the lobster bisque is reasonably priced, as well as being tantalisingly tasty.

Statholdergaarden is seen as one of the five best restaurants in Oslo. It holds a prestigious Michelin Star and is set in a bonnie old building with an impressive history. Serving well-priced gourmet food, this is an ideal place to enjoy yourself with friends or experience something special with a loved one in a charming atmosphere. Non-alcoholic drinks are sourced from local farmers, a must-taste. So dress accordingly and experience one of the best meals of your life.

If seafood takes your fancy go to the Fjord Restaurant, which serves delicious fish dishes with a Norwegian flavour. Though not massively proportioned, the meals are immensely satisfying and there are plenty of courses to keep you interested. From the mouthwatering cod to the delectably creamy passion fruit icecream, you will not be disappointed.