Oslo Free Tour
The Tiger Sculpture, Akershus, City Hall and the Opera House in 2 hours
Reserve your free spotQuick answer
Yes, it is free: no ticket, you tip the guide at the end. Oslo Free Tour meets at Tiger Sculpture, lasts about 2h and is guided in English; rated 8.9/10 from 87 reviews on Civitatis.
Start times vary by date and are confirmed when you book.
A two-hour walk through central Oslo with an English-speaking guide. It starts at the Tiger Sculpture on Jernbanetorget square, goes on to Aker Brygge and Akershus Fortress, and stops at City Hall, where the Nobel Peace Prize is presented every 10 December. It then passes the cathedral, follows Karl Johans gate, reaches the Opera House and ends in front of the Parliament building.
Tour highlights
- Tiger Sculpture
- Aker Brygge
- Akershus Fortress
- Oslo City Hall
- Karl Johans gate
- Opera House
Good to know before you go
- Look for the guide with a sign reading Nordic Freedom Tours; the tour runs in rain or snow.
- Bookings are limited to 6 people, even if made separately. The tour is not wheelchair accessible.
Meeting point
After the tour
This tour is free — there's no charge to join. At the end, tip your guide whatever you feel the experience was worth. 100% of tips go directly to them.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Oslo Free Tour really free?
Yes — there is no ticket and no upfront cost. You reserve a free spot, join the tour, and at the end tip your guide whatever you feel it was worth. Most travelers tip the equivalent of €10–20 per person, but the amount is entirely up to you.
Where does the Oslo Free Tour start?
The tour meets at Tiger Sculpture (Tiger Sculpture). The exact meeting point and how to spot your guide are confirmed in your Civitatis booking.
How long is the tour, and what languages is it in?
It lasts around 2h and is guided in English. One booking covers up to 6 people; larger parties need a private tour. Comfortable walking shoes recommended.