Oslo Norway
Norway

1875 Cruises availables At departure or passage at this port

Crystal Cruises (18 Cruises)

Explora Journeys (21 Cruises)

Holland America Line (76 Cruises)

Cruise HAL Holland America Line ms Rotterdam ship

ms Rotterdam

2668 Passengers
99935 tons
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Hurtigruten (1282 Cruises)

MS Kong Harald

MS Kong Harald

11204 tons
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2 November 12 days Round-trip from Oslo, Norway
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6 November 16 days One-way from Oslo to Bergen
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8 November 3 days Round-trip 4 Night Sail and Rail Norway Cruise and Land Tour
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17 November 17 days One-way from Oslo to Helsinki
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24 November 12 days Round-trip from Oslo, Norway
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MS Nordkapp.

MS Nordkapp

11386 tons
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1 September 8 days Round-trip 11 Night Best of Norway Cruise and Land Tour
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3 September 16 days One-way from Oslo to Bergen
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10 September 12 days Round-trip from Oslo, Norway
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12 September 7 days Round-trip 9 Night Discover Norway with Summer Arctic Cabin Adventure Cruise and Land Tour
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14 September 16 days One-way from Oslo to Bergen
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21 September 12 days Round-trip from Oslo, Norway
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25 September 17 days One-way from Oslo to Helsinki
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MS Nordlys

MS Nordlys

11204 tons
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MS Nordnorge

MS Nordnorge

11384 tons
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4 September 12 days Round-trip from Oslo, Norway
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8 September 16 days One-way from Oslo to Bergen
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19 September 16 days One-way from Oslo to Bergen
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26 September 12 days Round-trip from Oslo, Norway
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30 September 16 days One-way from Oslo to Bergen
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MS Richard With .

MS Richard With

11205 tons
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3 September 12 days Round-trip from Oslo, Norway
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7 September 16 days One-way from Oslo to Bergen
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18 September 16 days One-way from Oslo to Bergen
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25 September 12 days Round-trip from Oslo, Norway
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MS Trollfjord.

MS Trollfjord

16140 tons
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Lindblad Expeditions (22 Cruises)

National Geographic Endurance

National Geographic Endurance

238 Passengers
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MSC Cruises (96 Cruises)

msc magnifica cruise ship

MSC Magnifica

3223 Passengers
95128 tons
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msc splendida cruise ship

MSC Splendida

4363 Passengers
137936 tons
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Oceania Cruises (19 Cruises)

Princess Cruises (100 Cruises)

Cruise PCL Princess Caribbean ship

Caribbean Princess

3140 Passengers
112894 tons
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Cruise PCL Princess Regal Ship

Regal Princess

3560 Passengers
142299 tons
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Regent Seven Seas Cruises (17 Cruises)

Scenic Cruises (36 Cruises)

Viking Ocean Cruises (94 Cruises)

Viking Saturn.

Viking Saturn

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Viking Sky.

Viking Sky

48000 tons
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Port of Oslo, Norway | Cruise Port Guide

Few capitals can be approached so gently. The ship sails up the Oslofjord for a good hour, between wooded islands, summer cabins and sailboats, before the city appears at the end of its bay, backed by forested hills. The cruise quays are at the foot of Akershus Fortress, right in the centre: no distant terminal or mandatory shuttle here. You walk down the gangway and, fifteen minutes later, you are already walking the streets of the Norwegian capital.

The fortress and the old harbour

Starting with Akershus is only natural, since its ramparts tower directly over the berths. This medieval fortress, begun at the end of the 13th century, has defended the capital and served as a royal residence and a prison; its courtyards, bastions and viewpoints over the fjord are open to all. Below, the Kvadraturen district lines up 17th-century façades, then the waterfront leads to the city hall with its two brick towers, where the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded each year. This whole first loop can be done on foot without strain.

The opera you can walk on

To the east, the Bjørvika district sums up contemporary Oslo. The Opera House, a vast plane of white marble sloping toward the water, invites passers-by to climb onto its roof; the walk to the top is one of the must-do moments of any visit, free and open to all. Right next door, the Munch Museum displays the work of the painter of The Scream over thirteen floors, while the neighbouring public library deserves a look for its interior architecture. This entire area rose from the ground only recently; it shows a capital reinventing itself without turning its back on its fjord.

Karl Johans gate and the classics

The main thoroughfare, Karl Johans gate, links the central station to the Royal Palace, passing the Parliament, the university and the National Theatre. Walking up it means taking Oslo's pulse: terraces, street musicians, shops and public gardens. At the end, the Royal Palace stands on its hill, guarded by uniformed sentries; the changing of the guard, in the early afternoon, draws onlookers. Art lovers will turn off toward the National Museum, which brings together under one roof the largest art collection in the country, including a famous version of Munch's The Scream.

Bygdøy, the explorers' peninsula

Across the bay, the Bygdøy peninsula concentrates the maritime museums behind the Norwegian legend. The Fram Museum preserves the polar ship that carried Nansen and Amundsen toward the ice; you climb aboard, touch the hull and shiver in the polar room. Next door, the Kon-Tiki Museum displays Thor Heyerdahl's balsa raft and objects from his ocean crossings. In season, a ferry links the city hall pier to Bygdøy in about fifteen minutes, turning the trip into a mini-cruise across the bay.

Vigeland and the parks

If time allows, the streetcar takes you to Frogner Park, where sculptor Gustav Vigeland installed more than 200 bronze and granite figures along a monumental vista. The Monolith, a column of intertwined bodies carved from a single block, is its high point. Oslo residents picnic, run and take photos there: the park belongs first and foremost to the locals, and that is what makes it so endearing.

Heading back down to the fjord

When evening comes, the way back naturally runs along Aker Brygge, the former shipyards converted into a promenade of restaurants and terraces facing the marina. A cone of shrimp or a local beer, masts clinking, the fortress turning pink in the setting sun: Oslo knows how to end a day. As the ship casts off, it retraces the fjord in the opposite direction, and the capital gently fades behind its islands. You take away an impression rare for a big city: that of having breathed freely.

Frequently Asked Questions

At the foot of Akershus Fortress, right downtown. There is no remote terminal and no mandatory shuttle: you walk down the gangway and fifteen minutes later you are in the streets of the capital.
A good hour, between wooded islands, summer cabins and sailboats, before the city appears at the head of its bay, backed by forested hills. Few capitals let themselves be approached so gently.
Akershus Fortress, which overlooks the berths directly, the Kvadraturen district with its 17th-century facades, the city hall, then the roof of the Opera House. The whole loop is walkable without hurrying.
Yes, free and open to everyone. The vast slab of white marble tilts toward the water and invites passers-by to walk to the top. It is one of the obligatory gestures of any visit to Oslo.
At the Munch museum, which displays his work across thirteen floors in the Bjorvika district next to the Opera House. The National Museum, further west, holds a famous version of The Scream within the country's largest art collection.
The maritime museums behind Norway's legend: the Fram Museum, which preserves the polar ship of Nansen and Amundsen, and the Kon-Tiki, with Thor Heyerdahl's balsa raft. In season a ferry links the city hall quay to the peninsula in about fifteen minutes.
A monumental axis where Gustav Vigeland installed more than 200 bronze and granite figures, including the Monolith, a column of intertwined bodies cut from a single block. People from Oslo picnic and run there: the park belongs first to its residents.
The main avenue, linking the central station to the Royal Palace: terraces, street musicians, shops and public gardens. At the end, the palace stands on its rise, guarded by uniformed sentries, and the changing of the guard in early afternoon draws a crowd.
At Aker Brygge, the former shipyards turned into a promenade of restaurants and terraces facing the marina. A cone of shrimp, masts chiming, the fortress turning pink at sunset: that is how Oslo ends a day.
The Norwegian krone (NOK), with cards accepted absolutely everywhere — many Oslo businesses no longer take cash at all. Norwegian is the official language and English is spoken fluently; French, occasionally in the major museums.