Discover Oslo highlights by bike

This tour includes the City center along the fiord, where we'll pass the Opera House, the Akershus Fortress and the City Hall. It also includes a visit to the Vigeland sculpture park, passing the Royal palace, the National theatre, the University and the Parliament on our way back An alternative to going to the Vigeland sculpture park is to continue along the fiord to the museum peninsula called Bygdøy. If you choose this itinerary we'll need one hour more. On Bygdøy we can visit one of many museums and learn more about: * the Polar-history (the FRAM museum, woted as the best museum in Norway) * the Adventure-history (the Kontiki museum) * the Norwegian Folk-history (the Norwegian Heritage museum - the first Open air museum in the world) Or, if the weather is beautiful, we can ride down to one of the cosy beaches in the south and have a break with the possibility of tasting the delicious Norwegian ice cream :) We return along paths in the forest

I meet you at our agreed starting point and we walk together to collect the bikes Then we ride down to the Oslo fiord to a nice view point of the Opera house, which is made like an iceberg coming up from the sea. We continue along the seaside passing the Akershus fortress and the City hall, before we find our way along Aker brygge and the beautiful Thief island. Next stop will be the Vigeland sculpture park, where you'll have time to enjoy the sculptures, take pictures and climb them - if you want. . :) During our ride through one of the most expensive residential areas in Norway called Frogner we can have a coffee break, before we stop in front of the Royal Palace. I'll point out the most important buildings along our main street, Karl Johan, on our way back to the bike rental place. We'll pass the University, the National theatre, the Parliament building and the Grand hotel, where all celebrities stay when they visit our city.