Scandinavia · BIKE TOURS IN OSLO
One spare day, and a shortlist that fits it: these 7 bike tours in Oslo are priced and timed so choosing takes minutes, not an evening.
Ride a comfortable city bike from central Oslo with an English-speaking guide such as Patrick, Shaf, Lucia, or Andreas. You’ll see City Hall, Akershus Fortress, Karl Johans Gate, the Royal Palace, Frogner Park, and Tjuvholmen, with photo stops and local tips along the way. Winter tours use spiked tires and require cycling experience for ages 12 and up.
“Excellent. We saw a lot and learned a lot from our guide!”
Ride through Oslo with a professional guide on a small-group tour capped at 15 people. You’ll see City Hall, Karl Johans gate, Aker Brygge, Akershus Fortress, the Royal Palace, Oslofjord, and Vigeland Park. Guides such as Curtis, Becca, Kat, and Laura are praised for clear stories and a gentle pace. Bikes and helmets are included.
“Awesome guide through the streets of Oslo! John our guide was the best! He’s was fun and knowledgeable, he made the trip amazing”
Cover Oslo’s major sights and lesser-known streets by e-bike in about 2 to 3 hours. You’ll ride with an English-speaking guide through Vigeland Park, past the Royal Palace, along the fjord, and into Grünerløkka and Damstredet. Guides may include Lisa, Alex, Charles, Carlos, Nahuel, or Eleonora. Bikes, helmets, and basic instruction are included.
“A great way to cover lots of sights and see the popular tourist attractions. Our guide Lisa was very knowledgable and we felt very comfortable in the city.”
Ride a new electric bike through Oslo with an English-speaking guide, stopping at Vigeland Park, the Royal Palace, Akerselva, Grünerløkka, Hønse-Lovisas Hus, and Mathallen. Guides such as Carlos and Kevin are praised for friendly pacing and local stories. The route is mostly flat, but two hills require some effort.
“Great fun kids loved it. Tour guide was awesome 🇳🇴”
Cycle about 9 kilometers through central Oslo on a winter-ready bike with a helmet and a guide such as Josh, Patricia, or Curtis. You’ll see the Opera House, Karl Johans Gate, Oslofjord waterfront, and often extra stops for coffee, pastries, markets, or local sights. Groups are capped at 10.
“The visit to the sculpture garden was stunning, amazing—such a wonderful surprise. Curtis was a great host and I really appreciated the coffee/pastry stop!”
Spend three hours cycling central Oslo with a private English-speaking guide. You’ll visit City Hall, Vigeland Park, Aker Brygge, Palace Park, Akershus Fortress, and Tjuvholmen. Guides such as Patrick and Curtis are praised for their humor, city knowledge, and easygoing style. Bring your own water.
“The Wiegland Park was amazing. Water for participants would have been nice. For how expensive it was, there was very little prep”
Pick up a full-suspension Cannondale or Moustache e-mountain bike from Offroad E-bike Adventure in Oslo. Peder can help set up your bike and suggest routes. Choose from one hour to a full day, with pedal assistance for city streets, hills, and nearby trails.
“This was probably the most fun I’ve ever had on a mountain bike! Peder was very friendly and helpful with me setting up my bike, and he even recommended routes for me to take. The quality of the bike was great too! I recommend this to anyone interested in mountain biking that’s visiting Oslo.”
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