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Frognerparken
Located in the Frogner district, Frogner Park houses the famous Vigeland Park, featuring a vast collection of Gustav Vigeland's bronze and granite sculptures like the Angry Boy and the Monolith. The park is open around the clock and completely free to visit, making it an ideal spot for a relaxed stroll on the grass, a sunny picnic, or a casual walk with a coffee in hand.
free · sculpture · outdoor · summer
Closed for nowSEASONAL
activities/Abildsø/Budget ($)
Selvplukking hos Oslo Blomsterverksted
Located at Abildsø, Oslo Blomsterverksted offers a charming flower field where you can pick your own fresh cut flowers during the warmer months. Running from spring through early autumn, the field blooms with everything from tulips and ranunculus to vibrant dahlias and sweet peas. Equipped with shears and a bucket, you can wander between rows of colorful blooms and create your very own bouquet straight from the soil. The atmosphere is peaceful, scenic, and relaxed, providing a rural escape just minutes from the city center. Pricing depends on the number of stems or the total weight of your custom bouquet. Opening days vary throughout the harvest season, making it smart to check their schedule before heading out. This is a lovely activity for a weekend outing with friends, a romantic date, or a cozy day out with family.
outdoor · summer · nature · calm
SEASONALactivities/Frogner
Ice skating at Frogner Stadium
Frogner Stadion is one of Oslo's most classic and spacious ice rinks, ideal when you want plenty of room to move around on the ice. It is a fantastic winter activity whether you are going on a casual date, hanging out with friends, or bringing the little ones out for some fresh air. Bring your own skates, or contact Skattkammeret Frogner in the stadium building. Equipment loans are free for children and young people under 25. Ask Skattkammeret about options and prices for older adults before travelling. Public skating shares the stadium with organised sport, so check the municipal calendar for the session you want to attend. There is also a cozy kiosk on site where you can grab a hot drink to warm up when your fingers get cold. The atmosphere here is relaxed, sporty, and captures the true winter spirit of Oslo.
winter · seasonal · outdoor
SEASONALactivities/Sentrum
Ice skating at Spikersuppa
Right in the heart of Oslo, nestled between Nationaltheatret and the Parliament, you will find the Spikersuppa skating rink. The rink opens for winter skating when the ice and weather conditions allow. This is a wonderfully cozy winter activity that brings out the best seasonal atmosphere as soon as the cold weather hits the city. Access to the ice rink is completely free for everyone if you bring your own skates. If you do not have gear, you can rent a pair at the pavilion next to the ice for 200 NOK. The pavilion also houses a kiosk offering hot drinks and snacks whenever you need a quick break to warm up. There is usually a lively crowd and great energy around the ice, especially during the holiday season when the lights are lit. It is the ideal activity whether you are planning a winter date night, catching up with friends, or bringing the little ones along for some festive fun.
winter · seasonal · outdoor · free