The Oslo Pass tourist card allows you to save time and money with entry to various museums in the Norwegian capital and the unlimited use of public transport.
Pass Details
The 10 most popular attractions included on the Oslo Pass are:
- Nobel Peace Center
- The Holmenkollen Ski Jump
- Norwegian Museum of Science and Technology
- Edvard Munch Museum
- Maritime Museum
- The Norwegian Museum of Cultural History
- Oslo Reptile Park
- Popsenteret Musical Centre
- Henie Onstad Art Centre
Besides entry to all those places, with your Oslo Pass, you will have important discounts in restaurants and shops around the center of the city.
You can see all the attractions and discounts of the Oslo Pass via this link.
Unlimited Use of Public Transport
You can use the Oslo Pass as often as you like for a period of 24, 48 or 72 hours, within zones 1, 2, 3, 4V and 4N, on buses, trams, the underground or ferries. The pass also includes transport to and from Oslo Gardermoen Airport on VY local trains.
The Oslo Pass can also be used to travel by ferry to Bygdøy (the museum district) and the islands in the Oslo Fjord (from April to October).
How Does it Work?
Your Oslo Pass will have two QR codes. One for visiting attractions and museums, and another for public transport. When visiting museums and attractions, the reception staff will scan the QR code upon entry. On public transport, you'll only need to show the QR code when there is a ticket inspection. For discounted offers, you'll need to show staff that you have an active Oslo Pass.
From the moment you activate your card in the Oslo Pass mobile app, you can enjoy the benefits of the card for the next 24, 48 or 72 hours, depending on the duration you have chosen.
