Official Oslo Pass for 2025

What is the Oslo Pass?

The Oslo Pass is an official tourist card of the Norwegian capital that offers visitors free admission to over 30 museums, unlimited use of public transportation and additional discounts on tours, restaurants and attractions.

Visit 30+ attractions in Oslo free of charge
Incl. Akershus Fortress, Holmenkollen & Munch Museum
Free public transport in Oslo
Discounts for sightseeing, restaurants and other services
Valid for 24, 48 or 72 hours
As a paper ticket & mobile pass

Some top attractions: Akershus Fortress, Holmenkollen, Munch Museum, Oslo City Hall, National Museum. Public transportation is free of charge.

Rating: 4,2 (160 Rezensionen)
Price: ab 47,11 EUR

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Oslo Pass: Holmenkollen ski jump in Oslo, Norway

With the Oslo Pass you can visit more than 30 attractions and museums free of charge. The following popular attractions and museums are included:

Akershus Castle
National Museum
Holmenkollen
Norwegian Maritime Museum
MUNCH Museum
Fram Polar Ship Museum
Oslo City Hall
Oslo Reptile Park

You can find a complete list of all free museums and attractions here: Brochure Oslo Pass

With the Oslo Pass you can use all means of transport in zones 1, 2, 3 and 4V and 4N of the Ruter public transport network. This allows you to reach all the sights included in the Oslo Pass. You can use the following means of transport:

Subways
Buses
Streetcars
Ferries
Local trains from Vy (within Ruter-Zone)

No separate validation is required. It is sufficient to present the activated pass at ticket inspections. The paper ticket should be marked with the date and time of first use.

The Vy trains can also take you to Gardermoen Airport. Transportation by Flytoget or Flybus is not included.

Oslo Pass: Tram in Oslo, Norway — © Nanisimova/ Shutterstock.com

In addition to the free offers, the Oslo Pass offers the following discounts, among others:

Fjord tours
Oslo climbing park
Paradox Museum
Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra
Restaurants
Norwegian Opera
Harbor trip by boat
Bike rental (City Bike)

Here you will find a list of all discounts: Brochure Oslo Pass

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Purchase from Tiqets
Website in English
Attractive payment methods
Voucher immediately available

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Oslo Pass: Savings calculator

Oslo Pass: Day 1

Akershus Fortress: NOK 100
City tour: NOK 280
Nobel Peace Center: NOK 170
Public transport day ticket: NOK 291

Total: NOK 841

Oslo Pass: Day 2

Holmenkollen Ski Museum and ski jump: NOK 190
Fram Polar Ship Museum: NOK 140
Harbor cruise: NOK 61.50 discount
Public transport day ticket: NOK 291

Total: NOK 682,50

Oslo Pass: Day 3

Norwegian Folk Museum (open-air museum): NOK 195
Munch Museum: NOK 180
Public transport day ticket: NOK 291

Total: NOK 666

Savings: In this example, you are using services worth approx. 185,00 EUR. The Oslo Pass costs 80,00 EUR for 72 hours. So you save 105,00 EUR. *

*Conversion rate as of 22.01.2025

How to use the Oslo Pass optimally

Strategically select points of interest

Research the opening times in advance and choose the most expensive attractions. The 24-hour pass is already worthwhile for museum visits worth more than NOK 445 (approx. 43,00 EUR).

Plan early activation

Activate the card in the morning to use the full 24, 48 or 72 hours. Start with the museums and use public transport to travel between the attractions.

Make intensive use of public transport

Take advantage of free travel in zones 1-4, including the Bygdøy ferry. This saves additional transportation costs and allows for efficient sightseeing.

Take advantage of additional discounts

Take advantage of additional discounts at restaurants and stores included in the Oslo Pass to make further savings.

Time management & route planning

Plan your route efficiently. Visit attractions that are close to each other, such as the museums on Bygdøy or the sights in the city center.

Museums on Bygdøy

Visit the museums on the Bygdøy Peninsula, such as the Fram Polar Ship Museum, Kon-Tiki Museum, Norwegian Folk Museum and Maritime Museum. These museums alone cost over NOK 600.

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Purchase from Tiqets
Website in English
Attractive payment methods
Voucher immediately available

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Frequently asked questions

The price of the Oslo Pass depends on its validity.

24 hours: NOK 550 (approx. 47,00 EUR)
48 hours: NOK 800 (approx. 68,00 EUR)
72 hours: NOK 945 (approx. 81,00 EUR)

There is a reduced Oslo Pass for children and young people as well as senior citizens aged 67 and over. Students under the age of 30 receive a 20% discount on presentation of a valid student ID. The discount is only available when purchasing at one of the sales outlets in Oslo.

Yes, children between the ages of 6 and 17 receive the Oslo Pass at a reduced price.

24 hours: NOK 275 (approx. 23,00 EUR)
48 hours: NOK 400 (approx. 34,00 EUR)
72 hours: NOK 475 (approx. 40,00 EUR)

Yes, transportation to and from Oslo Gardermoen Airport (OSL) on Vy's local trains is included in the pass. The express train Flytoget and the airport buses Flybussen are not included in the Oslo Pass.

The card can be purchased online as a voucher that can be exchanged for a plastic card.

You can get your Oslo Pass at the Oslo Visitor Center, right next to Oslo Central Station (Østbanehallen).

Jernbanetorget 1, 0154 Oslo
Mon-Fri 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Sat 10 am - 3 pm, Sunday closed

The Oslo Pass is activated the first time it is used. You must note the date and time of first use on the back.

Yes, if you bought the Oslo Pass at Tiqets.com, you can cancel it free of charge until 11:59 p.m. on the evening before your visit.

No, you have to collect your ticket at the box office like all other visitors and wait in the queue.

You only have to show your pass at a ticket inspection or when boarding regional buses at the front door.

The Oslo Pass can be used during the opening hours of the participating attractions. Some attractions are closed on Mondays or public holidays.

No, the CitySightseeing Oslo offers are not included in the Oslo Pass. However, there is a discount on the harbor cruise.

Yes, you can buy the Oslo Pass for several people. You will then receive several vouchers that you can exchange for the corresponding number of Oslo Passes.

No, the Oslo Pass is not personal. However, it can only be used by one person at a time.

Yes, but not within one day. If you have a pass that is valid for several days, you can visit the attraction again the next day.