Cheap Oslo Flights
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There are 36 flights operating between Istanbul and Oslo. You may find frequent flights from Istanbul, Izmir and Antalya to Oslo.

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Better to book your flight to Oslo 91 days before departure to get the best fares on average.

August and January months are the highest season for Norway, Oslo. The prices are higher compared to the other periods. You will find the cheapest flight prices in the following months: March and April.

Oslo, the capital and largest city of Norway, is also the fourth largest city in Scandinavia after Copenhagen and Stockholm.

Oslo, one of the most expensive cities in the world, is also the center of cultural activities with its history, northern forests, fjords, magnificent bay view and dynamic city life museums, art galleries, sculpture parks and concert venues.

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In 1049 III. Oslo, which was founded by Harald and whose settled life is estimated to have started in 1000 years, has been badly damaged by fires throughout history and in 1624 the city was re-established in the bay near Akershus Fortress and this new area was named Kvadraturen. The city, which has become an important commercial and cultural center, was renamed Oslo in 1925. Oslo, a city of 40 islands in the bay, is considered the most beautiful Scandinavian city.

Places to visit

Resembling a fairy tale city with its colorful roofed houses, friendly and helpful city people, calm, peaceful and organized city center in the middle of the magnificent nature, Oslo is also a city where culture and art live, and has many places to visit.

Akershus Castle, a medieval castle located in the Oslo Harbor area in the city center, was built in 1290. II. The building, which was also used as a prison after World War II, includes the Norwegian Armed Forces Museum, the Norwegian Resistance Museum, and the Royal Norwegian Cemetery. Vigelandsparken, a sculpture park, is home to 200 sculptures made by Gustov Vigeland and is a place that is flooded with tourists. The museum located in the park is one of the most beautiful structures in Norway with neo-classical architectural features, which Gustav Vigeland used as his studio and house. The traditionally dressed changing of the guard of the Royal Palace, which was built in the 19th century and considered among the most important historical structures of Norway, is very famous. In front of the 173-room palace is a statue of the Norwegian-Swedish king Karl Johan.

Located on the Bagdoy peninsula, the Viking Ship Museum is home to three Viking ships built from 9th century oak that were removed from Oslo Bay. The Norwegian Maritime Museum, which includes marine paintings, shipbuilding techniques, boat models, objects from fishing and marine archeology, was built in 1914. The architect of the museum, which has a very interesting architecture, won a design award. In addition, you can visit the National Gallery, with its rich collection of Norwegian, Scandinavian and international works from the 19th century to the present, and the Kon-Tiki Museum, which exhibits numerous archaeological remains from Easter Island, Peru and Eastern Polynesia. you can visit. The Nobel Institute, where the committee that determines the winner of the Nobel Peace Prize every year carries out its work, includes a research unit, meeting rooms, offices and a library. Opened in 2005, the Nobel Peace Center also serves as a culture-arts center where information about Alfred Nobel is provided, and temporary exhibitions and conferences are held.

TusenFryd Amusement Park, the most important amusement park in the city, is a frequent destination for families with children and those who want to participate in various sports activities. There are also restaurants in this area. Bygdoy Park, also called the Oslo Museum Peninsula, is surrounded by the sea and is Norway's most expensive area. The park, where you will admire its natural beauty, is also ideal for doing sports. You can also visit the Munch Museum and the University Museum of Cultural Heritage, where the famous Norwegian painter Edvard Munch's famous Scream and other works are located, and you can have a pleasant time on the ski jumping track, also known as Holmenkollen Ski Jump. This place is also known as the most modern ski jumping track in the world.

Having a colorful nightlife, Oslo can be enjoyed with all kinds of music and live performances, and nightclubs and bars are open until late.

Food & Drink and Shopping

Norwegian cuisine, and Oslo in general, offers many varieties of food, and besides interesting experiences, you can try very successful examples from world cuisine. In addition to meat, which is one of the most important ingredients of the city, the presence of wild nature and the abundance of water areas ensured that fish and game meat took their place in the city cuisine. Norwegian salmon and lutefisk are among the most consumed local delicacies.

The big shopping malls, shops, shopping streets, specialty boutiques, small shops, markets, antique shops, international brands and local handicrafts are very satisfying in Oslo, which is an expensive city. Majorstuen, Bygdoy Alle and Grünerlokka are the main shopping areas of the city, while Bogstadveien and Hegdehaugsveien Streets are luxury shopping areas. Let us remind you that the stores in Grünerlokka, Karl Johans Gate Street are more affordable than the others.