Winter in Oslo

Oslo Winter Park Tryvann is the largest ski centre in the Oslo area offering 14 slopes and 6 ski lifts. The ski centre is usually open from December to Easter. This season they have invested in new snow production facilities and an expansion of the terrain park.

Oslo as a winter destination has traditionally been associated with ski jumping in Holmenkollen. Less known is the fact that the city also offers inhabitants and visitors over 2600 kilometres prepared cross-country ski trails. Some of them are even lit in the evening.

The 1952 Winter Olympic City also gives plenty of opportunities to try your ice-skating talents, and to feel tremendous excitement tobogganing in "Korketrekkeren", the 2 km run from Frognerseteren, and situated west of the bobsleigh track from the 1952 Winter Olympic Games.

Combine your trip to Oslo with skiing, skating, shopping, dancing, dining and culture! We can offer more than 50 museums worth visiting, such as the famous Vikingship museum, Kon-Tiki, FRAM museum and much more. View the snow capped sculptures in the Vigeland Park, which look just as stately in winter as in summer.

Test the nightlife in Oslo, the excellent restaurants, the nightclubs and the music-scene, which is among the best in Europe.

In December the city is preparing for Christmas, so come join us for some Christmas fun! December is also a month of peace, and December 10th the Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony is being held in the City Hall.


Are you planning a stay in Oslo?
If you follow the link below you can book hotel, the Oslo Package (hotel incl. the Oslo Pass) or winter packages including hotel, ski hire, ski passes etc.
VisitOSLO online hotel booking

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