Centro de Oslo: recorrido autoguiado en audio por lo más destacado y la historia
Descripción
¿Estás cansado de tener que ser parte de grandes grupos turísticos? Bueno, no te preocupes porque este tour de audio autoguiado por Oslo fue hecho para ti. Explore los lugares destacados del centro de Oslo conmigo de la manera correcta: camine a su propio ritmo, relájese cuando lo desee y tómese todo el tiempo que desee. El recorrido comienza en la famosa plaza pública de Oslo frente al ayuntamiento y sigue una ruta hasta el Palacio Real, antes de caminar por la avenida Karl Johan, la calle principal de Oslo. A lo largo del camino, te contaré algo de la historia de Noruega, su familia real y sus escritores famosos. Disfrutará de los famosos lugares de interés histórico de Oslo y también experimentará un lado más moderno de Oslo, con sus tiendas, músicos callejeros y parlamento. Terminaremos el recorrido en Bjørvika, una bahía con una vista perfecta de la Ópera y Ballet Nacional. El recorrido está listo en cualquier momento y el audio se reproduce automáticamente en el momento y lugar exactos utilizando el GPS de su teléfono inteligente y la aplicación móvil VoiceMap, que también funciona sin conexión.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Aker Brygge es un centro comercial construido sobre los restos de un antiguo astillero. Es un lugar de encuentro popular para comer algo o tomar una copa después del trabajo.
El edificio del Centro Nobel de la paz solía ser una antigua estación de ferrocarril, a la que llegaban trenes de las partes occidentales de Noruega. El edificio ahora sirve como un museo sobre el Premio Nobel de la Paz y cuenta la historia del fundador del Premio de la Paz Alfred Nobel, así como de ganadores anteriores.
El parque que rodea el Palacio Real fue construido durante la década de 1840. Tiene muchos árboles majestuosos, césped bien cuidado y hermosos estanques, algunos de ellos con fuentes. El parque es un área recreativa popular para los ciudadanos de Oslo, e incluso sirvió como base para los hippies a mediados de los años sesenta.
París tiene sus Campos Elíseos, Nueva York tiene su Broadway, Oslo tiene Karl Johan Avenue, o simplemente "Karl Johan". La primera parte de la calle ya se estableció en la década de 1500, pero desde 1852 se la conoce como "Karl Johan", llamada así por el Rey.
En los viejos tiempos, Østbanehallen era la estación central de tren para las rutas del norte en Noruega. Después de una transformación completa, el Østbanehallen reabrió sus puertas en 2015 y cuenta con tiendas, restaurantes, un hotel y el Centro de Visitantes de Oslo.
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Accesible para silla de ruedas
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(10)
The best part was turning of your completely out of date information and just walking and reading the signs. Waste of time and money.
Hi there, I'm sorry you were disappointed with your experience and felt you would be better off turning the guide off. It would be helpful to know what parts of the content were outdated. Specific information like this can help us identify which parts of a tour need updating. Could you send more information about what was not up to date to support@voicemap.me?
Great introduction to Oslo through this audio tour - enabled me to take it at my own pace, and stop and enjoy various points along the route. Very easy to follow and quite informative. Would look to do similar tours again.
I came across VoiceMap earlier this year and since then I have downloaded several self guided audio city tours. I love this way of discovering a new city, without being tied down to a group tour, but able to pause and resume whenever I like, and even take a diversion if I wish. The narrative is very informative and I like the occasional personal touches that the guide mentions. The narration sometimes goes quiet while you walk a stretch, then resumes when you get to the next point of interest, so you don’t feel overloaded with information.
The audio tour by a personality who knows the city well is an excellent idea. However, I would have liked the content to be more detailed and informative. The moments between speaking times are sometimes a little long because when there is a gap that lasts too long, you always wonder if you are taking the wrong route.
I downloaded it directly from App Store so its a little cheaper than via trip advisor. But thanks to Trip Advisor I found this lovely app! Walked from Central station to the starting point and passed by a lot of places that the audio tour guided. I don’t know if there’s a function in the app to start the tour in the middle which would be better, but it’s still enjoyable. At least I know the way/roads more clearly having walked past once before the tour. There’s a voice showing up telling me I might have gone to wrong direction from time to time but actually I’m going towards the correct direction, so I guess the GPS sometimes malfunctions a little bit.
We thought this looked like a great way to explore Oslo while we were in port. We bought this through trip advisor the morning of our excursion. Unfortunately, after downloading the app, the code provided did not work for us. We spent over two of our four hours in Oslo trying to call trip advisor and emailing this merchant. The merchant did eventually manually add the tour to our account, but we missed two hours we could have been sightseeing. We have requested a refund and have not heard back.
We're sorry you weren't able to use VoiceMap, and we have processed a refund for you. But your review does feel a bit unfair. The code you were given does work. We've tested it to make sure. We also have hundreds of customers using almost identical codes every day. Your code had the number 0 and the letter O, and we understand if this may have resulted in some confusion. Within an hour of receiving your initial support request, we messaged you through Tripadvisor clarifying that the code had both numbers and letters. (We also offered to give you a refund out of courtesy at that point, if you continued to find using the tour difficult, before you actually asked for one.) We then followed up with two emails, including one saying that we had added the tour to your account manually. You didn't reply to either of these two emails or our message through Tripadvisor. In fact, it was only through this review that we learnt that you couldn't use the tour in the end. We're sorry about that, once again, and we can appreciate your frustration in having wasted precious time. This is one reason why we do our best to respond to support requests so quickly. We would love to work out where you got stuck exactly, so we can address this if at all possible. Could you get back to us and explain in more detail? Thanks, Alex
Had a day "for over" in Oslo, and wanted to take me time to see the city. Known Voicemap from before other places, and was by tourist information to hear if they could recommend a trip. They informed that they did not know about Voicemapturer in Oslo, but after a search with the mobile I found this tour. A clear trip from the town hall via the castle and Karl Johan, before it ended up at the magnificent opera house in Bjørvika. It seems unfortunate that the tour is not available in Norwegian, but apart from that it was an interesting and educational tour.
This was new to me, but the Voicemap app worked quite well as a guide. Great alternative for those who do not want or do not have the opportunity to be guided in groups. But want to explore at your own pace with options for stops along the way, yet have a guide with you on the trip. Wish me more of this, but then I would like to in Norwegian too
A great guided tour! You will be guided through the highlights of the city, while you can control the pace yourself, and take a stop to eat, drink and possibly shop if you want. Simple and very user-friendly
This audio tour downloads to your smartphone. You can use earbuds/earphones and place your phone in your pocket during the tour. The guide tells you which way to walk and/or turn. If you get off course, a voice recommends that you check the map. In my opinion, it can be used with one of the rentable scooters (which is what I did for part of the tour)! Convenient, because you can download and go whenever you want, and can pause if you want to stop for food or shopping, etc. the start is a bit confusing because of all the construction near the first two stops. Also, this app guide you, with its own map, to exactly where to start!!! Did this tour on June 1st, 2019, and really enjoyed it.
