Norway · TICKETS
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 15 tickets & entry passes that survive Norwegian prices, each with its fare, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Midnight concert at Tromsø's yellow wooden cathedral with psalms, Norwegian folk, and Sami music. 30 minutes, strong value.
“A beautiful concert in an atmospheric setting, featuring a diverse programme of local songs mixed with internationally renowned pieces. Our only complaint was that it was over too soon! A wonderful experience and a must-do in Tromsø.”
Kon-Tiki Museum Oslo ticket: see Heyerdahl’s original raft, explore expedition artifacts, and catch the daily noon film. Book ahead.
“A truly awe-inspiring exhibition of legendary adventures. Beautifully mounted and displayed. Worth a repeat visit!”
Ride the Ulriken cable car to Bergen’s highest peak for fjord views, easy hikes, and summit food. Round-trip ticket includes trails.
“We hiked after a snack and hot drink. The scenery in the mountains was awesome”
Enter Paradox Museum in Oslo for 1 hour of interactive optical illusions, photo-friendly exhibits, and QR code explanations near Nationaltheatret.
“Loved how helpful the guides were! Offering to take our pictures and showing us how the museum works.”
A full-day ticket to Polaria in Tromsø with interactive Arctic exhibits, a small aquarium, panoramic films, and daily bearded seal feeding.
“Really great knowledge to watch the 3 movies here. Friendly staffs and cute seals. Small aquarium. Great to visit it in Tromso, Norway. Keep it up.”
A 2-hour ticket to Oslo’s interactive Viking museum with VR, 270-degree cinema, holograms, and a digital ship exhibition.
“It was very interactive experience we really enjoyed it especially the cinematic areas. We’d recommend a visit 👍”
Fram Museum Oslo ticket to walk inside original polar ships, explore the Northwest Passage, and watch the N25 4D film.
“I started work with a UK building company in 1968 which the owners named Fram after the boat. I always wanted to visit Oslo and see Fram and did so on Sat 7 October 2023 on my 80th birthday ! A wonderful experience.”
A 24-hour hop-on, hop-off bus in Bergen with multilingual audio, free Wi-Fi, and discounts at top spots like Bryggen and the Aquarium.
“Very difficult to find the stops. Would really help if a map was included in the booking.”
Walk Tromsø troll rooms with a tablet and AR. See Norwegian myths come alive, hear stories on a multilingual audio guide, and meet the Sea Troll.
“this was an adorable museum and experience... I just wish it was a bigger museum (because it was so fun!)”
Step into Magic Ice Bergen, try a signature drink in an ice glass, and see Norwegian-inspired ice sculptures with LED lights.
“Lovely and relaxed evening. Host was very good. Kept checking on us and took a group photo for us. We could step out of the bar to warm up and go back in if we needed.”
Viking Planet in Oslo is a digital, interactive Viking museum with holograms, VR experiences, a 270 degree film, and a fun selfie zone.
“Good film clips about the Vikings . Fun and simple . Interactive and educational. Great for kids and all the family.”
Round-trip Fjellheisen cable car ticket with transfers from central Tromsø. Ride to Mount Storsteinen for Arctic views, coffee, waffles.
“The cable car was amazing although, sadly, the weather wasn’t too good which meant there were only short windows of visibility at the summit. Great cafe serving delicious hot chocolate warmed us up. Descended the cable car in plenty of time to meet our return transport to Tromsø but, for some reason, the taxi never arrived and we ended up walking back to town. Awaiting a refund for the transportation after what was otherwise a thoroughly enjoyable few hours.”
See penguins, sea lions, crocodiles, otters and reptiles plus 100+ fish at Bergen Aquarium, with talks, feedings and short films.
“l'acquario non è molto grande, dall'esterno sembra molto piccolo in realtà una volta dentro è articolato su 3 piani ed è molto carino e pieno di fantastici animali! ho scelto questa attività un po' come ripiego per via della giornata brutta, però alla fine si è rivelata molto soddisfacente”
Bergen’s Troll Museum brings Norwegian trolls to life with AR, touch screens, and a 10-language audio guide. Plan for hands-on fun.
“The museum was very interesting. Well presented and fun”
Bergen to Flåm fjord cruise through Sognefjord with 11 village stops, free time in Flåm, and optional same-day or overnight return.
“I paid EUR 270 for this tour and was provided a voucher only … not an actual ferry ticket which means the ferry company denied my entry. I had to buy a separate ticket directly on the ferry. I’m requesting a refund from VIATOR … this is still in progress.”
Every kind of day out on this coast, and the best of each.
