Welcome to Eastern Norway Sleek city streets and icy mountain peaks Charming ports, world-class sports and endless stretches of pristine wilderness — all within easy reach. Eastern Norway’s got what it takes when it comes to serious holidaymaking. Electric experiences in Oslo Oslofjord Electric Dinner Cruise 3-course dinner on board Brim Explorer on the Oslofjord From NOK 1290 Oslo Brunch & Bubbles Cruise Brunch and bubbles cruise with Brim Explorer on the Oslofjord From NOK 790 Silent Oslo Fjord Cruise A silent cruise of the Oslo Fjord onboard the Brim Explorer seeing several Oslo landmarks From NOK 590 Experiences on the Oslofjord Oslofjord Sightseeing Cruise A 2-hour silent cruise on the Oslofjord From NOK 400 Norway’s diverse heart From the bustling urban life of Oslo to the tranquil mountains and deep forests of Telemark, the region offers a unique mix of urban sophistication and pristine nature. Tips and inspiration for your next visit to Northern Norway Why go on a fjord cruise from Oslo 10 things Oslo is famous for How to experience Norway in the winter 10 things that are typical Norwegian Kick-start your stay in booming Oslo, the country’s cosmopolitan capital and travel nexus. You’ll not only find the best and latest in culture, cuisine and commerce (not to mention cool). Gaze at beautiful statues in the Vigeland Park, take a scenic boat cruise from the city centre and try out some of the many highly acclaimed restaurants. This city’s one of Europe’s greenest, so nature’s on tap, too. Ride the metro to a ski jump. Hop a bus for some nearby hiking. Take a dip in the fjord. It’s the ultimate city-country stay. Read more about Eastern Norway! Speaking of fjords, the capital holds court at the northern end of one — the Oslofjord. Its scenic banks are lined with scores of captivating towns, villages and seaports, each with unique charms. There’s perfectly preserved Fredrikstad and its 17th century walls. Halden and its hilltop fortress — offering top-notch dining and views. And Norway’s oldest city, Tønsberg, with its seafaring Viking heritage. Hanker for some higher ground? Head north to Jotunheimen National Park, home to Norway’s highest peaks. Trek up Galdhøpiggen, our tallest mountain at 2,469 m (8,100 ft). Walk a glacier. Sail a lake. Stay on a farm. Raft, cycle, hike or ride horses — the options are endless in its 3,500 sq km (1,351 sq mi) of fun. At the foot of Jotunheimen, you find Beitostølen offering pristine nature and world class dog sledding among others. And there’s so much more, from beaches and gorges to open-air museums, canal boats and campgrounds. Eastern Norway has it all. Didrick Stenersen | Visit Oslo Thomas Johannessen | Visit Oslo