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Planning a trip with your besties? A girls' trip does wonders for body and soul, and will give you memories for life. How about a long weekend in the Oslo region, which has something for everyone? Here are a bunch of tips for you, all within easy reach of the Norwegian capital.
When did you last enjoy a trip with your best friends? The girls who make you feel great, laugh, and maybe even cry a bit? Well, it’s time to start dreaming and planning some fun trips. After all, good friends and new experiences are some of the most rewarding things in life. Check out our top tips here!
Spending a night or two under the same roof, just like in the old days, gives you plenty of time to catch up properly.
But what if some of you like action and adventure, some just want to relax with a glass of bubbly by the pool, while others want cultural experiences? The capital of Norway has plenty of fun to keep everyone busy the whole weekend, and lets you combine urban entertainment with rural bliss, with short distances between the city centre and the countryside.
There are many exciting destinations just an hour or two away from Oslo's main train station, Oslo Central Station. Go for a day trip, stay overnight, or find a place where you can enjoy the entire weekend.
The sea, fjords, and mountains are all easily accessible from Oslo by car, bus, or train. Go paddling on a quiet forest lake, explore the picturesque islands that line the Oslofjord, or dip your toes in the sea. You can even travel all the way to the end of the world (at least that’s what Verdens Ende means in Norwegian)! For the latest art and architecture, head for the Kistefos Museum in Hadeland.
Here are our top tips for the perfect weekend getaway.
Oslo offers tons of urban fun. Visit some of Oslo’s brand-new attractions, including the 13-story MUNCH museum, the National Museum, the Deichman library and its cinema and restaurants, and the sculptures in the Ekeberg Park. You can also go for a stroll along the revamped harbour promenade, explore food halls, and book a session in one of Oslo’s many floating saunas. With a sauna on the water, everyone can go for a swim all year round – not just hardcore ice bathers!
Round off the day with a trendy cocktail, some live music or other performance, or a good chat in a cosy pub.
You’ll find even more suggestions for your city break at Visit Oslo.
Welcome to the National Museum of Norway – the largest museum of art, architecture and design, from antiquity to the present, in the Nordic countries!
Go to: The National Museum of NorwayWelcome to the National Museum of Norway – the largest museum of art, architecture and design, from antiquity to the present, in the Nordic countries!
The Norwegian architecture firm Snøhetta reveals plans to renew the Kon-Tiki Museum. But that is only one of many new attractions opening in the next couple of years – here are some of the highlights!
Go to: Grand openings: See what the future bringsThe Norwegian architecture firm Snøhetta reveals plans to renew the Kon-Tiki Museum. But that is only one of many new attractions opening in the next couple of years – here are some of the highlights!
Head out for an urban art stroll with an interactive map detailing the very best of Oslo’s murals and graffiti.
Go to: Fantastic Oslo street art and where to find itHead out for an urban art stroll with an interactive map detailing the very best of Oslo’s murals and graffiti.
Travelling on a budget? A stay in the Norwegian capital can be quite cheap. In fact, many activities and attractions in Oslo are totally free! Check out how you can save money on your trip to Norway.
Go to: Free things to do in OsloTravelling on a budget? A stay in the Norwegian capital can be quite cheap. In fact, many activities and attractions in Oslo are totally free! Check out how you can save money on your trip to Norway.
Welcome to the new capital of Nordic cool! Get all our tips on top things to see and do in Oslo, including major attractions like MUNCH and the National Museum.
Go to: OsloWelcome to the new capital of Nordic cool! Get all our tips on top things to see and do in Oslo, including major attractions like MUNCH and the National Museum.
Do you love art? The Henie Onstad Center in Sandvika offers top-class international art exhibitions. It makes a great stop on your way to Kistefos at Hadeland, where the spectacular architecture of The Twist has taken the sculpture park to a whole new level. Finish off with a shopping spree at Hadeland Glassverk where you can purchase local handicrafts and more. It is also worth checking out the many unique accommodation options in the area. Try glamping or stay at Thorbjørnsrud Hotel, which serves meals prepared from ingredients from its own farm, and award-winning cheeses.
Get more tips for your girls' weekend at Visit Innlandet and Visit the Oslo Region.
Experience dot queen Yayoi Kusama and the sensational new exhibition space The Twist at the Kistefos-Museet, as well as the fabulous glass products at Hadeland Glassverk. The Hadeland area not far from Oslo is an absolute must-go for art lovers.
Go to: Hadeland – Norway’s new art destinationExperience dot queen Yayoi Kusama and the sensational new exhibition space The Twist at the Kistefos-Museet, as well as the fabulous glass products at Hadeland Glassverk. The Hadeland area not far from Oslo is an absolute must-go for art lovers.
Being on the list of nationally valuable cultural landscapes, Hadeland and Ringerike can offer some of Norway’s most visited museums and attractions, such as Hadeland Glassverk and the Kistefos Museum.
Go to: Hadeland and RingerikeBeing on the list of nationally valuable cultural landscapes, Hadeland and Ringerike can offer some of Norway’s most visited museums and attractions, such as Hadeland Glassverk and the Kistefos Museum.
Enjoy the good life in the countryside! Toten, Søndre Land, Ringsaker and Gjøvik offer wonderful local food, a rich cultural life, and Norway’s largest lake.
Go to: The Gjøvik region and RingsakerEnjoy the good life in the countryside! Toten, Søndre Land, Ringsaker and Gjøvik offer wonderful local food, a rich cultural life, and Norway’s largest lake.
Rent a car and take a road trip along the winding roads west of the Oslofjord. See coastal gems like Vollen and Sætre and stop for lunch on the Hurum Peninsula, at one of the cosy places in Holmsbu or at the lovely Villa Malla in Filtvet, for example.
But beware: once you sit down on the white sandy beach here, you won't want to leave. There are lots of beaches in Vestfold. Explore Horten, home to Preus photography museum and a place that has exciting Viking heritage; beautiful Åsgårdstrand where Edvard Munch painted many of his most iconic works; and Tønsberg, the oldest town in Norway.
Continue to the island paradise of Tjøme and the smooth rocks at Verdens Ende (“the end of the world”, in Norwegian). It’s simply beautiful, any time of year. Sip afternoon tea and indulge yourself at the spa at Engø farm or at Farris Bad Hotel in Larvik. Allow enough time to stroll along the shore outside the arty town of Stavern, which has been named Norway's cosiest summer town.
Find more useful tips at Visit Vestfold and Visit Greater Oslo.
Looking for sun, summer and festivals? But also history and scenic surroundings? Then Larvik and Stavern is the place for you! You are guaranteed to enjoy "Summer City of the Year" and the surrounding area - the rest of the year too!
Go to: Larvik and StavernLooking for sun, summer and festivals? But also history and scenic surroundings? Then Larvik and Stavern is the place for you! You are guaranteed to enjoy "Summer City of the Year" and the surrounding area - the rest of the year too!
Vestfold’s coastline has an extensive cultural history. The region by the Oslofjord has played a central role in Norwegian history as a hub for shipbuilding, marine activities, and Vikings.
Go to: VestfoldVestfold’s coastline has an extensive cultural history. The region by the Oslofjord has played a central role in Norwegian history as a hub for shipbuilding, marine activities, and Vikings.
From the Vikings to the tourists of today, people have always flocked to Tønsberg, Norway's oldest city. Located about an hour's drive south of Oslo, this is the place Norwegians go to enjoy the wonderful beaches and skerries!
Go to: Tønsberg and FærderFrom the Vikings to the tourists of today, people have always flocked to Tønsberg, Norway's oldest city. Located about an hour's drive south of Oslo, this is the place Norwegians go to enjoy the wonderful beaches and skerries!
The charming seaside towns of Horten and Åsgårdstrand are rich in history and culture, and offer beautiful coastal and inland nature. Discover Viking history and landscapes that inspired the legendary artist Edvard Munch.
Go to: Horten and ÅsgårdstrandThe charming seaside towns of Horten and Åsgårdstrand are rich in history and culture, and offer beautiful coastal and inland nature. Discover Viking history and landscapes that inspired the legendary artist Edvard Munch.
From varied nature to fascinating art and culture – the Oslo Region has a lot to offer. Find inspiration here:
Numerous gems line the eastern coast of the Oslofjord. Start in Drøbak, a town known for its wooden buildings, aquarium and speciality shops, including a Christmas shop that is open year round. Take the boat across the strait to Oscarsborg for lunch. Don't forget your bathing suit! Close by you’ll find Ramme Farm, a unique cultural destination with art exhibitions, organic food, and a lovely park.
Further south lies Moss and the beautiful island of Jeløya, where you can explore exciting art at Gallery F15 and sample pretzels baked to perfection at Alby farm. Treat yourselves to afternoon tea and an overnight stay at the elegant Refsnes Hotel.
If you want to stroll through a super cosy town with vintage shops and floral backyards, a visit to the old town of Fredrikstad is a must. On warm, sunny days, you may be tempted to go for a swim by the rocks at Hvaler or stay the night in a lighthouse.
Further south by the Swedish border, the fortress town of Halden awaits. Hire a canoe or bike and enjoy the scenery along Norway’s oldest canal.
Find more tips for your weekend trip at Visit Østfold, Visit Greater Oslo, and Visit Fredrikstad and Hvaler.
Approximately 60 lighthouses along the Norwegian coast have become very popular for overnight stays. A pro tip is to book well in advance.
Go to: LighthousesApproximately 60 lighthouses along the Norwegian coast have become very popular for overnight stays. A pro tip is to book well in advance.
Between Oslo and the Swedish border, you’ll find Østfold – a region full of cultural cities and idyllic seaside experiences.
Go to: ØstfoldBetween Oslo and the Swedish border, you’ll find Østfold – a region full of cultural cities and idyllic seaside experiences.
Fredrikstad is a cosy city with deep historical roots and it’s home to one of the best-preserved fortress towns in Scandinavia. Just west of Fredrikstad lies the Hvaler archipelago, with its 833 islands and islets.
Go to: FredrikstadFredrikstad is a cosy city with deep historical roots and it’s home to one of the best-preserved fortress towns in Scandinavia. Just west of Fredrikstad lies the Hvaler archipelago, with its 833 islands and islets.
Sometimes you just want to get away from it all. Venture deep into the woods, where you can all relax and be yourselves in peace and quiet. Get active with horse riding or paddling, or go berry picking. Stay in a treetop cabin or spend the night in a tent that's suspended in the air.
A short train ride northeast of Oslo, you’ll find the quaint town of Kongsvinger. Wander among historic houses and soulful eateries in Øvrebyen, Kongsvinger's old town. A beautiful fortress on a hill overlooks the town and Norway’s longest river, the Glomma. Visit the fortress museum, hotel and restaurant, or explore the enchanting wilderness in the Finnskogen forest before continuing on to Elverum.
Find more expert tips at Visit Elverum, Visit Greater Oslo and Kongsvinger and Hamar.
Get to know this charming, medium-sized city on the banks of Mjøsa, Norway’s largest lake. Experience a rich cultural life and one of the world’s most remarkable museums.
Go to: The Hamar regionGet to know this charming, medium-sized city on the banks of Mjøsa, Norway’s largest lake. Experience a rich cultural life and one of the world’s most remarkable museums.
It's extensive forest and a host of walking, hunting and fishing options right on your doorstep make Elverum and Kongsvinger well worth a visit for nature-lovers.
Go to: Kongsvinger and ElverumIt's extensive forest and a host of walking, hunting and fishing options right on your doorstep make Elverum and Kongsvinger well worth a visit for nature-lovers.
A traditional mountain lodge in Lillehammer and Gudbrandsdalen is the perfect setting for a girls’ getaway. And it's only an hour and a half from Oslo. Enjoy cycling, horseback riding, and hiking in spectacular surroundings. Lillehammer offers excellent shopping and cultural gems, including the elegant Art Museum and nostalgic Maihaugen open-air museum.
Another tip is to visit the Mjøsgårdene farms to soak up the unique atmosphere and broaden your culinary horizons by sampling local delicacies. Hamar is home to a magnificent cathedral. Go for a stroll along the promenade by Mjøsa, Norway’s biggest lake.
Discover more at Visit Lillehammer and Hamar.
Lillehammer is located in the lush Gudbrandsdalen valley in Eastern Norway and offers a mix of culture, family fun, and outdoor activities.
Go to: The Lillehammer regionLillehammer is located in the lush Gudbrandsdalen valley in Eastern Norway and offers a mix of culture, family fun, and outdoor activities.
Get to know this charming, medium-sized city on the banks of Mjøsa, Norway’s largest lake. Experience a rich cultural life and one of the world’s most remarkable museums.
Go to: The Hamar regionGet to know this charming, medium-sized city on the banks of Mjøsa, Norway’s largest lake. Experience a rich cultural life and one of the world’s most remarkable museums.
Gudbrandsdalen is known for its lush nature, local food and fun family activities. The area boasts three national parks and offers great opportunities for hiking, rafting and skiing.
Go to: The Gudbrandsdalen valleyGudbrandsdalen is known for its lush nature, local food and fun family activities. The area boasts three national parks and offers great opportunities for hiking, rafting and skiing.
From varied nature to fascinating art and culture – the Oslo Region has a lot to offer. Find inspiration here:
Get inspired! Plan a culinary evening in the capital or take in the sea breeze while island hopping in the Oslofjord.
Stay up late talking, and sleep in the next morning. Here are some truly unique places that will make you feel extra comfortable.
Our desire, our dream, is to create experiences for you. Accommodation of high standard, in the middle of…
Go to: Eventyrlige opplevelser | When dreams come trueOur desire, our dream, is to create experiences for you. Accommodation of high standard, in the middle of…
Welcome to the WonderINN Glass Cabin. You will find the cabin close to the quiet nature reserve of Nordre…
Go to: The WonderInn Mirrored Glass CabinWelcome to the WonderINN Glass Cabin. You will find the cabin close to the quiet nature reserve of Nordre…
Treetop cabin experience in Brumunddal Norway's original treetop cabins are located in…
Go to: Tree top cabins in BrumunddalTreetop cabin experience in Brumunddal Norway's original treetop cabins are located in…
Welcome to Hoel Gård - Manorial and down to earth. On the Nes peninsula, right by the lake Mjøsa,…
Go to: Hoel farm - Manorial and down to earthWelcome to Hoel Gård - Manorial and down to earth. On the Nes peninsula, right by the lake Mjøsa,…
Total relaxation with your favourite people.
New and challenging activities that bring you closer
Welcome to Modern Activity Cente - Scandinavias largest wind tunnel, with virtual reality simulator and an…
Go to: Modern Activity CenterWelcome to Modern Activity Cente - Scandinavias largest wind tunnel, with virtual reality simulator and an…
Norway's only indoor ski resort offers varied winter activities for everyone, all year round.
Go to: SNØNorway's only indoor ski resort offers varied winter activities for everyone, all year round.
RIB Safari is run by Destination Service and offers boat tours on lake Mjøsa. Experience the beuatiful country…
Go to: RIB-safariRIB Safari is run by Destination Service and offers boat tours on lake Mjøsa. Experience the beuatiful country…
High experiences for everyone - adventure/climbing park for the whole family at Ekås farm in Halden
Go to: Climbing park - "Klatring På Grensen"High experiences for everyone - adventure/climbing park for the whole family at Ekås farm in Halden
Moose is not something most people see every day. There is something very fascinating about these great…
Go to: Moose safari in TrøgstadMoose is not something most people see every day. There is something very fascinating about these great…
Welcome to Romsåsen Mining Experiences - Activity Park! Here small and large can test themselves in…
Go to: Romsåsen Gruver, climbing and abseiling in AskimWelcome to Romsåsen Mining Experiences - Activity Park! Here small and large can test themselves in…
Activities for groups such as: sailing and racing, rock climbing and rappelling, searafting with rib, iPad…
Go to: All OnboardActivities for groups such as: sailing and racing, rock climbing and rappelling, searafting with rib, iPad…
If you want to try downhill, Hafjell Bike Park is the leading destination for lift- accessed cycling in…
Go to: Hafjell Bike ParkIf you want to try downhill, Hafjell Bike Park is the leading destination for lift- accessed cycling in…
The only bobsleigh and luge track in Scandinavia. Wheelbob available throughout the summer season.
Go to: Wheelbob in Lillehammer Olympic Sliding CenterThe only bobsleigh and luge track in Scandinavia. Wheelbob available throughout the summer season.
We invited four friends on a girls-only trip to the Oslo region.
A girls trip away can make you feel more alive and rejuvenated, just like a morning plunge into the sea from your city centre hotel!
Whether you like horseback riding, dancing, swimming, laughing or just relaxing in the spa, nothing beats hanging out with the girls you love the most.
You may like to sit back and drink wine, eat some great dessert, loosen up at the spa – or just talk with your friends.
From unique hotels to cultural experiences – here are more ideas for a trip with your besties.
World-class dining experiences, music, and museums – and some of the country’s finest urban walks! Get the locals’ best tips on what to do in the city between the forest and the fjord.
Check out Norway’s new, super cool saunas. Try floating saunas or rustic saunas in the mountains or by the fjord. Heat up before you go bathing!
Around the Oslofjord in Eastern Norway, you’ll find one idyllic coastal town after the other – and it doesn’t have to be summer for you to visit. These are some of the top seaside spots!
Check out the best art experiences around Oslo, all of which can be reached in one day. From The Twist at Kistefos to Gallery F 15 in Moss and Lillehammer Art Museum.
Open sea, wide sky, and buckets of fun! Visit some of Norway’s most coveted holiday gems by the coast.
From five-star luxury and chic boutique hotels to grand manor houses and historic gems – here’s an overview of Norway’s most exclusive accommodation options.
Norway’s manor houses are often buildings where traditional farmhouses meet exclusive design, modern comfort and outstanding dining experiences – all in magnificent surroundings.
Iconic architecture and Michelin restaurants, historic hotels, exciting street art, sculpture parks, and lush gardens. Check out our top tips for everyone who wants rich cultural experiences and fine dining on their holiday in Norway.