Nice little market was going on that day and it is an easy walk to town. Took tram #12 to Vigeland park ( very cheap) . This park is definitely worth the time to go as large park and lots of statues worth seeing, Read Less

Buy the OsloPass! Access to most museums and public transportation to get you there. It's a full day in Oslo. Read Less

This was another lovely place where it was possible to just get off the boat and wander around. Very nice. Read Less

Two interesting museums - Kontiki and Viking museums Read Less

Hard to believe people travelled so far in those boats. Very interesting Read Less

Superb shopping Read Less

The guide was great very knowledgeable crammed in a lot - the ice bar was lovely Read Less

I have been here before so it was nice to show the family around. Ship berthed very close to city which was idea. Lovely sail out Oslofjord at night. Read Less

Direct access to the city from the port. Least interesting and most expensive port of this cruise. Cold and rainy wheather did not help either. Read Less

Visit downtown Oslo, didn't really have a chance to explore further because of the short timeline. Read Less

Loved Oslo and Norway. Walked around town and took a tram to Vigeland Park. Amazing city! Didn’t have time to go into any museums but would love to n one day Read Less

Walked into the city. Clean but clinical. No one about except tourists. The Norwegians spend their summers at their country homes. Very sensible. Read Less

Took the hop on hop off bus. Getting to the Viking Museum take about 90 minutes but coming back is about half the time. It is ok. The sculpture museum is interesting. Did not want to pay $2 to pee though Read Less

Loved Oslo, took a cab to the Viking Ship Museum and then another back to the harbor. Again, much cheaper than a shore excursion. There are taxi stands only a few blocks from the harbor. Unfortunately we didn't have very long in port (7 AM - 1:30 PM) so I'm sure we missed a lot of this beautiful city. Read Less

Just walked around the city close to the pier - Read Less

Clean and expensive. A must see in Oslo is the park with all of the sculptures. (Vigeland) Read Less

The first tour was with Viking Biking through the countryside and city. Really fun and a couple of us had viking horns on our bike helmets. Read Less

It was a Sunday. None of the shops were open. It was a very relaxing time strolling to the town to see the palace, central parks etc. Read Less

Too many people and too many inexperienced or unfit tour. Split into smaller groups would have been a higher rating. Read Less

We like this city very much, a quiet and beautiful sea port. Princess only gave us a few of hours so we just walked in the city by ourselves. Did not have time to see Viking Museum, instead visiting Nobel Peace Centre. Read Less

Lunch in the area. Ski jump is spectacular and worth a visit. Read Less

Easier to find points of interest Read Less

Oslo is a wonderful city. A hidden gem. The ship docks in the heart of the city. Read Less

This is a lovely clean city. Lots of building work. Opera house was nice to see as was the Place and old royal residence. Walked over 8 miles exploring. Lots of bars and restaurants. We will be visiting Oslo again when we get chance. Read Less

A shortish stop here (left at 3) but having been before and walked across to the Vigeland Sculpture Park (excellent) we just left the ship and headed into Akerhus Castle close by, which was interesting and good value, including a free audio guide. Next time we will go to the viking museum. Lots to see in Oslo, not least the 3 hour sail into the Fjord. Read Less