Visite des points forts d'Oslo en side-car de moto rétro de 2 heures
Description
Retro Tours Norway est une société proposant des visites de la ville d'Oslo en utilisant des motos rétro avec side-cars. Nous pouvons transporter jusqu'à 2 passagers par vélo donc si vous voulez découvrir les sites et les sons de cette belle ville d'une manière différente et unique venez essayer. Vous ne le regretterez pas ! Votre cavalier/Guide commencera par vous faire traverser le centre-ville, en passant par Stortinget (Hôtel du Parlement) et le Palais Royal. Du Palais, nous continuerons jusqu'au Centre de saut à ski Holmenkollen. Ici, vous verrez de superbes vues sur Oslo et le fjord environnant. Nous visiterons ensuite Vigelands Parken, le site de plus de 200 sculptures en bronze et granit créées par Gustav Vigeland. Ensuite, nous continuons vers Bygdøy, le site de plusieurs musées, y compris Kon-Tiki, Fram, les navires vikings et les musées folkloriques. En plus de nos visites de 2 heures, nous pouvons également proposer des visites sur mesure sur demande (1 à 3 heures, visites d'une demi-journée ou d'une journée complète et réservations de groupe disponibles). Tous les arrêts sont facultatifs. Les itinéraires peuvent être modifiés.
Options de l'excursion
Itinéraire
Notre premier arrêt sera le bâtiment du Parlement norvégien (Stortinget) le long de Karl Johans Gate, la célèbre rue commerçante d'Oslo. Cela offre une excellente occasion de voir le bâtiment du Parlement et de parcourir certains des magasins et cafés de Karl Johans Gate.
Dans le cadre de l'une de nos visites de la ville, nous passerons par le palais et son parc. Disponible pour s'arrêter ici si demandé,
Vous ferez l'expérience d'une balade fantastique à travers Oslo jusqu'au centre de saut à ski Holmenkollen et aurez une vue rapprochée de la tour de saut à ski et de l'arène ainsi que d'excellentes vues panoramiques sur Oslo et le fjord environnant. Le musée du ski est situé à côté du saut à ski Holmenkollen et présente plus de 4000 ans d'histoire du ski. Pour ceux qui ont besoin de rafraîchissements, Frognerseter propose de la nourriture et des boissons avec des vues plus fantastiques sur la ville et le fjord d'Oslo.
Nous pouvons nous arrêter à Vigelands Parken si vous souhaitez voir certaines des sculptures créées par Gustav Vigeland (1869-1943). Il s'agit d'un parc public de 32 acres contenant plus de 200 sculptures en bronze et en granit représentant des êtres humains d'âges, de sexes et de tailles différents. Le stade Frogner et la piscine en plein air sont également situés dans le parc. Si vous aimez les roses, il convient également de noter que vous trouverez ici la plus grande collection de Norvège avec plus de 150 espèces totalisant plus de 40 000 plantes.
Enfin nous nous dirigeons vers la péninsule de Bygdøy qui est une grande attraction touristique pour ceux qui aiment les musées. C'est là que se trouvent les musées Kontiki, Fram, Maritime, Viking et folklorique ainsi que la maison d'été royale. Si vous souhaitez rester et visiter l'un des musées, vous pouvez retourner à Aker Brygge via le service de ferry régulier (départ à proximité du musée Kontiki). Frais d'entrée aux musées et attractions non inclus.
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Lieux et horaires de prise en charge
En outre, nous pouvons organiser des ramassages à partir de votre bateau de croisière. Nous vous demandons donc de laisser le nom de votre bateau de croisière dans la section des exigences spéciales de votre formulaire de réservation. Veuillez noter que les prises en charge au terminal de croisière ne sont plus une option car il a fermé. Pour plus d'informations concernant les ramassages ou les visites personnalisées, veuillez nous contacter par e-mail.
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Accès pour les personnes à mobilité réduite
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Options de transport accessibles aux personnes à mobilité réduite
- Entièrement accessible aux personnes à mobilité réduite
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes à la colonne vertébrale
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes cardiovasculaires
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
- Âge minimum pour s'asseoir sur une moto : 16 ans
- Les enfants doivent s'asseoir dans le side-car
- Max 2 passagers par vélo.
Avis(145)
Our guide Helge was personable and knowledgeable and even thought it was a very rainy day, the tour was still fun. I would love to do this again on a sunny day.
Overall, experience was excellent and exceeded expectations. Our guide, Oystein, arrived on time and made us feel very comfortable from the start. He was a very nice person and very informative, a great guide. Gave us fantastic facts about Oslo throughout our tour and took us to amazing places that you would not typically see as a tourist. So nice that our retro bike brought many smiles from people along our journey. We’ve never done something like this before. It is must experience whilst in Oslo - go for it!
Hi Mike, Thanks very much for your positive feedback. As you mention, one of the many bonuses of touring on a motorbike and sidecar is the ability to visit places that you wouldn’t otherwise necessarily visit. And it always brings lots of smiles from passers by! So pleased you enjoyed your tour under the guidance of Øystein. I will ensure to pass on your kind comments to him.
Probably the highlight of an already wonderful trip. We went as a party of 4 on 2 bikes, with 2 guides, who were such fun & very knowledgeable. It couldn’t have been better!
Thank you for your very positive feedback. Good to hear you found it both fun and interesting at the same time. Our group tours are very popular as you can all travel together around the city stopping at agreed points. So pleased you all enjoyed it so much!
I enjoyed every second. It was out of my comfortzone but i think 2 hours on this bike beats the year of many.
Very pleased you enjoyed your tour, despite it being out of your comfort zone. Hopefully not anymore!
Thanks Sebastian we really enjoyed the experience.
Thanks Richard, glad you enjoyed your tour.
So. Much. Fun. Easy on-time pick-up at the cruise port, great communication beforehand. Runer was a terrific guide, very interesting life story and insightful commentary about the city and Norway in general. We hit all the highlights of Oslo, including about a 15 minute drop-off to walk through Vigeland Sculpture Park. The motorcycles were very cool and garnered a lot of attention from passersby. Note that you do not drive the motorbike--you either ride on the back or in the side car. Highly, highly recommend--you won't be disappointed.
Thank you very much for leaving us such a positive review. Glad you enjoyed your tour…. Yes sadly, for many reasons (one being the very different techniques required to ride with a sidecar), we are unable to offer self ride tours. That said, for most people it’s a lot of fun being shown around the city of Oslo in this somewhat different and unique way. So pleased you also enjoyed it! Thanks again for taking the time to pass on your thoughts about your experience.
Amazing experience visiting the key sites the drivers were knowledgeable and friendly. We enjoyed it!
Hi Leticia, so glad you all enjoyed your tour. Our rider/guides are always happy to help in any way - this is why our tours are so adjustable and flexible. Thank you for your positive feedback!
We had a great time seeing the highlights of Oslo and some additional out of the way sites. Our driver was very knowledgeable about the area and answered all of our questions. If you are comfortable on the back or sidecar of a motorcycle; highly recommend.
Hi Collette, thanks for your positive feedback. Glad you enjoyed your tour and a good point about sitting on the back of the bike. Not necessarily suitable for everyone. There’s always the option to book a sidecar each, but obviously a more expensive option… but the choice is there. Thanks again for leaving your review.
Great way to see a lot of the city that you wouldn't otherwise be able to do in a short period of time on your own or through a cruise ship excursion. The person in the sidecar will not be able to see things on the left hand side as the cycle driver's position is what it is and blocks that side. I was riding behind the driver and could talk to and hear his responses, but the person in the sidecar couldn't due to the noise of the motor and the fact their wasn't a way to communicate with the driver. It would be wonderful if that issue was fixed where the person in the sidecar could hear the commentary of the driver and everyone could talk. But all in all, I found the money well spent and a great way to see much of Oslo. Moreover, my Norweign relatives had no idea this tour in a motorcycle existed and found the concept great. Finally, the tour operator picked us up where the ship docked and dropped us off where we asked, which was at the Fram Museum so we could see more without figuring out how to get there. Right there at the Fram Museaum was a ferry that took us back to the harbor not far from the ship.
Hi Steve, thanks very much for your feedback. You make some valid points particularly regarding communications. We have purposefully stayed away from having an intercom system as we feel this would detract from the retro feel of our tours. It also minimises distractions for our rider/guides. However with a generally slow riding pace through the city along with plenty of stops, we haven’t yet found this to be a problem. Even at traffic lights there’s normally time for some chat! The drop off by the museums at Bygdøy is a great choice if you want to visit them at the end of your tour. As you mentioned the ferry takes you back to Akerbrygge in the city. Glad you enjoyed your tour and thanks again for your comments.
This experience was so much fun. Our driver listened to what we wanted to see and do and customized our ride for us
Hi John, very pleased you got to see the particular sites you asked for. We aim to be as flexible as possible with all our tours for this very reason.
