Oslo

"A minicruise with the Oslo Ferry is a two-night stay with exploration opportunities in the capital of Norway. Norway is home to some of the world’s most spectacular scenery - here’s some things you can do in Oslo: Stroll Karl Johans Gate: Oslo's main street connects the Oslo Central Station to the Royal Palace, and it's lined with shops, cafes, and historical buildings. Visit the Royal Palace: You tour the interior, or just admire the exterior and the palace's beautiful surroundings, including the Slottsparken (Palace Park). Lunch at Mathallen Oslo: A vibrant food hall where you can explore a variety of food stalls. The Oslo Opera House: The building's architecture is impressive, and you can walk on its roof for panoramic views of the city and the fjord. The Akershus Fortress: A medieval Fortress, which offers panoramic views of Oslo and the harbor. The Oslo City Hall (Oslo Rådhus): Admire the architecture of Oslo City Hall, known for its distinctive murals and hosting the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony. On the Oslo ferry there’s Live onboard entertainment Several restaurants and bars A tax-free shop Included in the mini cruise is: Return transfers to the city centre Private cabins with storage Choose from standard cabins, sea view cabins, economy or premium cabins (breakfast is included in the Premium package. Prices start from €42 per person Get to know more and reserve your cabin here https://www.dfds.com/en/passenger-ferries/mini-cruises/norway/mini-cruise-to-oslo "

"You cannot leave the country without seeing the capital of Oslo. It's a beautiful city, full of attractive buildings and vibrant culture. I recommend walking along Karl Johans Gate, the Main Street. And explore a bit around. Of course, you should see the Opera, too, located in the harbor. The metro to the airport is just in front of the Opera. "

"I highly recommend spending a day exploring the capital city of Norway. With interesting architecture, lots of cafes, big parks and plenty of opportunities for hiking. Easy to get around with public transport: Ruter.no"