Forget following a guide holding an umbrella. With us, you walk side by side with Konni, an Icelander who embodies the Viking spirit, and Mireia, an official Oslo guide who knows this city like no one else. Together, we’ll make you laugh, surprise you with myths, and bring Viking history alive.
You won’t just listen — you’ll hold Viking weapons, learn how they fought, hear about gods and daily life, and discover Oslo’s highlights through stories you’ll actually remember. We finish at the medieval ruins of Old Oslo, where the city was born.
And because we keep our groups small (max 16 people), you’ll never feel lost in the crowd. Think of it as exploring Oslo with friends — except these friends happen to know all the secrets.
In front of Oslo City Hall (Rådhusplassen), by the fountain with the swans. Look for our guides dressed as Vikings (Konni & Mireia). Please arrive 10 minutes early so we can start on time.
The tour ends at St. Hallvards plass, by the medieval ruins of Old Oslo. A symbolic place where the city was first founded, surrounded by history and atmosphere.
At this stop, travelers will dive into the fascinating world of Viking mythology. Guided by our Viking storytellers, you’ll hear about Norse gods such as Odin, Thor and Freyja, their battles, beliefs, and how these myths shaped Viking culture and daily life.
At Akershus Fortress, travelers will discover how the Vikings fought and survived in their daily lives. Our guides will demonstrate Viking battle techniques and share stories of everyday life, survival, and the importance of this stronghold in Oslo’s history.
At the Oslo Opera House, travelers will learn about the Vikings’ great journeys and explorations. With the fjord as a backdrop, our guides connect the spirit of travel and discovery from Viking times to Oslo’s modern architectural icon.
At the MUNCH Museum, travelers will connect Viking heritage with the spirit of Oslo. Our guides share stories of how Viking culture shaped the city’s identity, alongside reflections. A meeting point between myth, art, and history.
At St. Hallvard Church ruins, travelers will learn the story of Oslo’s patron saint, Hallvard, a symbol of courage and justice. Here we explore the medieval roots of Old Oslo, its daily life, traditions, and how the city was first shaped in this historic place.
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