Experience Oslo by bike

Oslo Harbour Promenade (Havnepromenaden) ties the city together from east to west and stretches nine kilometres along Oslo’s waterfront.

Including some of Norway’s most famous buildings, the Harbour Promenade is an ideal route for those who want city sightseeing at a leisurely pace.

During the nine-kilometre promenade, you can experience everything from famous museums and historic buildings to modern landmarks like The Oslo Opera House, The Astrup Fearnley Museum, and Bjørvika Barcode, an area consisting of twelve narrow high-rise buildings of different heights and widths.

And be prepared – you are going to get hungry on this trip. The smell of fresh, local food from some of Oslo’s most exciting restaurants will follow you along the promenade. Here you can be sure to find culinary experiences that will fit your budget.

Start/end: Kongshavn at the exit of Alnaelva river/Frognerkilen
Distance: 9 kilometres
Level: Easy, this route is flat and covered with asphalt