Oslo Stadtrundgang mit Ortskundiger Reiseleiter
Beschreibung
Überspringen Sie den Reiseführer. Das sind die Einheimischen. Unsere 90-minütige Wanderung ist das Beste, was Sie in Oslo tun werden. Lokale Reiseführer, echte Geschichten, versteckte Juwelen und all die ikonischen Sehenswürdigkeiten, die Sie besuchen wollten. Wir geben Ihnen Norwegische Geschichte, Kultur und Lifestyle serviert mit unserer charakteristischen unterhaltsamen und begeisterten Art des Geschichtenerzählens. Ihre Geschichte in Oslo beginnt mit unserer. Willkommen und hoffen, Sie zu sehen!
Tour-Optionen
Reiseverlauf
Am Tag der Aktivität treffen wir uns 5 Minuten vor der angegebenen Zeit bei der Tigerstatue vor dem Osloer Hauptbahnhof.
Beginnend mit unserem Abenteuer gehen wir in Richtung Oslo Opera House. Dieses moderne Gebäude beherbergt die Norwegische Nationaloper und das Norwegische Ballett.
Dann schlendern wir nach Oslo Børs, einer Börse innerhalb der nordischen Länder, die Norwegens einzige geregelten Märkte für den Wertpapierhandel bietet!
Danach gehen wir über den Christiania-Platz, wo wir den Handschuh von Christian IV. sehen werden. Kennen Sie die Bedeutung dieses Denkmals? Wir lassen es als Überraschung für den Tag!
Diese mittelalterliche Burg aus dem 13. Jahrhundert wurde ursprünglich zum Schutz und als königliche Residenz für die Stadt erbaut. Im Laufe der Jahre wurde es als Militärstützpunkt, Gefängnis und jetzt als vorübergehendes Büro des norwegischen Premierministers genutzt!
Wir kommen am Friedensnobelzentrum vorbei, wo Ausstellungen zu Ehren des Friedensnobelpreises stattfinden.
Während unseres Spaziergangs kommen wir an ikonischen Gebäuden wie dem Osloer Rathaus, dem Nationaltheater und dem Königspalast vorbei und bewundern die eleganten Fassaden jedes einzelnen, während wir mehr über ihre reiche Geschichte erfahren.
Nationaltheatret
Während wir uns dem Ende unserer gemeinsamen Zeit nähern, werden wir die Universität Aula bewundern, die sich auf dem alten Campus der Universität befindet, bevor wir Karl Johans Tor, Oslos Hauptstraße, erreichen.
Der Norwegische Königspalast
Entlang dieser Straße finden wir das Storting-Gebäude, das Norwegens Parlament ist. Nachdem wir die wunderschöne Architektur des norwegischen Parlaments bewundert haben, beenden wir unsere 1,5-stündige Wanderung. Bis dann!
Highlights
Was ist inklusive
Bewertungen der Reisenden
Wichtige Informationen
- Rollstuhlgerechter Zugang
- Kleinkinder können in einem Kinderwagen gefahren werden.
- Begleittiere erlaubt
- In der Umgebung sind öffentliche Verkehrsmittel verfügbar.
- Die Transfermöglichkeiten sind rollstuhlgerecht.
- Alle Bereiche und Böden sind rollstuhlgerecht.
- Für alle Fitnesslevel geeignet
- Hunde sind erlaubt
- Die Tour findet unabhängig vom Wetter statt.
Bewertungen(46)
We had a good time at this tour. Nicola was on time, well prepared with the little loudspeaker and seemed quite professional. The places we visited were well selected and he presented the information good! We did like that he gave us a few information about himself so we could get a feeling who is standing in front of us. It was also possible to ask a few questions.
We had a wonderful guide, Nichola, for our walking tour in Oslo. We really enjoyed his narration and he made it enjoyable in spite of the rain.
Oslo is a fantastic city to explore on foot. Our guide, Jessie, was fabulous. Her enthusiasm for Oslo and her knowledge of it was infectious and very engaging. The tour was worth every Krone it cost.
It was a knowledgeable and friendly guide who made sure that everyone got a benefit from the trip. I was somewhat amazed when we arrived at the venue and learned that the event was free - Tripadvisor took DKK 500 for the trip. It will be a good practice if I get refunded at least half, the rest as a contribution to the association that is responsible for the free guided tours. Super nice trip, but unfortunately an experience of being scammed by Tripadvisor.
Hi 😊 I understand the confusion! The way payments work can vary depending on booking platform’s business model or policy, time of the year, etc. (like buying airplane tickets). Some platforms collect payment upfront as a ticket and take a percentage commission, while others charge us a fixed fee per person instead. Some platforms go as far as setting the price themselves, or deciding when to run sales, which is all perfectly normal in tourism. It all differs from platform to platform - but either way, what you paid was always for the guide's time and expertise. And I can assure you, all the visitors contribute to the tour, either with pre-included or on spot, again depending on where they booked. The financial contribution to the tour gives you, the visitors, value similar to visiting a fantastic museum with a live guide. We always pour our hearts into each tour we guide, Jessie is no exception, she’s amazing, thank you for kind words. Any other questions, feel free to reach out. Warm Regards, Zoe
It was a fun morning tour. Our guide Amy was so friendly and informative, and added a lot of fun side facts. We definitely would recommend this as an introduction to the city
Happy to read this! Thank you, it was a pleasure ☺️
Diana was an absolute gem of a guide. She really knew Oslo and quickly found out our interests and catered to them quite well. She offered deep insights into the attractions we saw and she was really fun. She really wanted us to see the city through her eyes and we really loved the tour and her.
Okay, let me start by saying the walking tour was great. Our guide was on time, informative and shared interesting information about the history of Oslo but also life in general in Norway. The only reason I didn’t give this a 5-star review was that we discovered only some of the people had paid for the tour. When we booked on trip advisor it cost close to US$25 per person, but we discovered it was actually a free walking tour and the majority of people in the group hadn’t paid anything. Now of course we would have given a payment at the end as a tip but the fact that the $$ amount was predetermined for some and not others was quite infuriating.
So happy to hear that you enjoyed the tour! Payments vary from booking platform to booking platform and depend on booking platform’s business model and policy. Similarly to how buying airplane tickets or booking a hotel works online. Some platforms collect payment upfront as a ticket and take a percentage commission, while others charge us a fixed fee per person instead (can be in some instances 7-8$), which allows payments on spot. Some platforms go as far as setting the price themselves, or deciding when to run sales, some allow prepaid only, and all of this is perfectly normal in tourism. Either way, what you paid in advance was for the guide's time and expertise. Hope this helps. Have a great rest of your stay in Oslo! We’re happy to have been a part of it and contributed with our stories about Oslo and Norway 😊 Thank you again for nice words! We really pour our hearts into each tour 😊
Our guide was very knowledgeable about the history of Oslo and could answer any questions we asked him about.
Thank you! ☺️
Our tour guide Nickola (sp) was fantastic. We learned a lot and appreciated his insight on the amazing city of Oslo. However, when we arrived and he was holding a sign that said "FREE TOUR" we learned that most people did not pay for the tour. It was explained the trip advisor charges for the free tour and then passes along part of what they charge to the tour guide as a tip. It seems pretty scammy and I would have preferred that our guide get to keep all of the tip. We paid over $22 each for 5 of us and another couple paid $16 each. I would have asked for money back but again Nickola was wonderful and well worth it. I just didn't like paying for something upfront with a 24 hour cancellation policy when others joined at zero cost!
Hi! So happy to hear that you enjoyed the tour! Payments vary from booking platform to booking platform and depend on booking platform’s business model and policy. Similarly to how buying airplane tickets works across various booking platforms. Some platforms collect payment upfront as a ticket and take a percentage commission, while others charge us a fixed fee per person instead (can be in some instances 7-8$). Some platforms go as far as setting the price themselves, or deciding when to run sales, others open for option paying on spot, and all of this is perfectly normal in tourism. Either way, what you paid in advance was for the guide's time and expertise. Nicola poured his heart into giving a wonderful morning to the group, as he always does. He really is a star - as you also noticed. We are an independent group of guides (friends) that created tour of great quality with care and love for our city. Doing this makes us genuinely happy and we know it shows in each and every tour we guide. Enjoy the rest of your stay in Oslo!
Great guide interesting knowledgeable friendly. Great overview of the city and Norwegian history, plus personal recommendations.
Amazing! This is so lovely to read! We put so much care into designing a tour that's both comfortable and truly high quality — it's incredibly rewarding to hear it hit the mark!
