If you want to be surrounded by peace and nature this is the place for you. Oslo is a lovely city, with parks, museums, lakes combined with hiking and trekking it's a wonderful place to be

I went across on the Bygdoy ferry and spent a few hours at the ship museum and the Norwegian history museum of cultural history. Be prepared to walk - a lot - and lots of hills, but the trip is SO worth it. I loved...More

This was one of the best museums on Viking ship finds. There are 3 ships you can see, an excellent film and quite a few artifacts from the burial sites of Oseberg, Tune and Gokstad. If you are interested in the Vikings this museum will...More

We came here for the museums but walked around a bit. The neighborhood has some interesting houses. Very quiet place, tons of museums but not much else. The harbor where the ferry docks has a small beach and a nice place where you can sit...More

We went to this place, but found it beautiful but extremely quiet and nothing much to do, except see the water and the boats. Nothing spectacular

I spent an entire day here. The museums are excellent. Almost all have nautical themes, but you don't have to be interested in nautical things to get into them. I would highly recommend buying an Oslo pass. First, it covers the ferry ride over. Second,...More

First time in Norway, firts time in Oslo and i had one of the best experiences. Lovely city, lots to do, visits to museums and historical places can be combined with hiking and trekking. Lovely way of living!

When visiting Oslo, don't miss spending a day at the Bygdoy Peninsula, and be sure to take the ferry. There are 5 very interesting Museums, it's a lovely place to picnic and enjoy the sun.

Beautiful houses and quaint environment. This is where the museums are located. We did not take the ferry here because of time and the hike up. Bus #30 brought us here from near the City Hall. Very convenient.

We took the boat over in the morning and went to the Viking boat museum. There are only a couple of restaurants and no real commercial or business area so pack a lunch or get a take out at the folk museum cafeteria. We walked...More