See Oslo Tours & Experiences

See Oslo Tours & Experiences Hi! I`m Ihor.

I created this page to share my passion to Norwegian capital through city tours, experiences, photos and stories. ✨
It can be also interesting space for city guests who want to see hidden Oslo moments beyond obvious.

Charming Bygdøy Peninsula...A place where your eye can travel for miles in every direction.Fresh air.That signature Oslo...
19/05/2026

Charming Bygdøy Peninsula...
A place where your eye can travel for miles in every direction.
Fresh air.
That signature Oslo palette of deep greens and fjord blues.

The Memorial Anchor standing quietly as a tribute to those who served at sea. Nearby — the monument to Norwegian sailors of World War II (1939–1945), carrying stories of courage, distance and sacrifice.

And then comes the contrast that makes Oslo feel so special.
A giant ferry that can effortlessly take you all the way to Germany…
and a tiny retro-style boat making elegant little transfers back to the city center.
Bright greenery.
Soft fluffy clouds drifting above the fjord.
The calm rhythm of waterfront Oslo.

And wait… is it really just a short walk from here to the legendary polar ship Fram — the only vessel that reached both the North and South Poles?
.. And also Thor Heyerdahl’s famous Kon-Tiki raft, with which he crossed the Pacific Ocean is 2 min. away. Is that right?

Well… that’s Oslo, my friend 😉

A few photos from yesterday's Constituition Day in Oslo. The weather was nice and whole atmosphere was absolutely stunni...
18/05/2026

A few photos from yesterday's Constituition Day in Oslo. The weather was nice and whole atmosphere was absolutely stunning!

Previous years I tried to witness the celebration closer to Karl Johan and Royal palace but this time I chose the street close to where the parade starts. And I could get the great viewpoint.

What a fantastic colours of costumes, flags and the spirit of joy and national pride!

If you climb up onto the elegant Acrobat pedestrian bridge, you’ll catch one of the most iconic views of Oslo’s Barcode ...
16/05/2026

If you climb up onto the elegant Acrobat pedestrian bridge, you’ll catch one of the most iconic views of Oslo’s Barcode district. 🏙️

From this angle, the idea behind the project becomes crystal clear: slim tower-like buildings and carefully designed gaps between them create the silhouette of a gigantic barcode along the waterfront.

This is one of those places where you simply want to slow down.

Take photos. Observe. Discover details that are easier to notice from here than anywhere else. Even that dramatic meeting room suspended above the tracks almost feels like it’s hanging over an urban canyon.

It’s also fascinating to remember that in the early 2000s, around 73% of Oslo residents opposed the project. People feared walls of concrete, oversized “monster buildings,” and the loss of the fjord skyline. The debate became so intense that the architects eventually agreed to lower parts of the development.

And yet… reality somehow surpassed expectations.

Today Barcode has become one of the symbols of modern Oslo — bold, dynamic, and surprisingly human in scale when experienced from within.

Standing here on the bridge, joining the collective “wow” feels almost inevitable.

Bravo, Barcode! ✨

📍 Oslo Central StationThis is where the city pulses. Trains come and go. Faces blur, meet, part, smile. The departure bo...
16/05/2026

📍 Oslo Central Station
This is where the city pulses. Trains come and go. Faces blur, meet, part, smile. The departure board glows with names of places far and near.

For many, Oslo S is the very first step into the city. For others, it’s the last glimpse. And for all — it’s a living map of motion and possibility.

Start your city walk here — in the heart of the city's rhythm. Watch the crowds. Smell the coffee. Snap a photo with the board behind you, and let the adventure unfold...

Peace Nobel Centre is something you should not miss when walking through the Norwegian capital 🇳🇴✨Originally built as Os...
12/05/2026

Peace Nobel Centre is something you should not miss when walking through the Norwegian capital 🇳🇴✨

Originally built as Oslo’s “West Station” back in 1872, today this elegant building has a completely different mission — inspiring conversations about peace, dialogue and the future 🌍

I love how this place combines: 🏛️ Neo-Renaissance architecture
☀️ Open Scandinavian city space
🚶 Slow urban rhythm
💡 And meaningful stories behind the walls

It’s one of those places in Oslo that speaks softly — but stays in your memory for a long time.

Take a closer look next time you walk around Aker Brygge and the City Hall area 😉


In Oslo, the rhythm feels different.A city where ferries glide past opera roofs, cranes meet pine forests, and even busy...
11/05/2026

In Oslo, the rhythm feels different.
A city where ferries glide past opera roofs, cranes meet pine forests, and even busy mornings leave space to simply sit by the water and watch the light move.

Big city energy.
Quiet Nordic pauses.
That’s the Oslo rhythm. ✨

🌸 Crocus Carpet – Catching Spring in Oslo’s Royal ParkEvery spring, for just a short spell, the lawns of Oslo’s Royal Pa...
16/04/2026

🌸 Crocus Carpet – Catching Spring in Oslo’s Royal Park

Every spring, for just a short spell, the lawns of Oslo’s Royal Palace Park (Slottsparken) are transformed into a delicate carpet of crocuses.

They appear almost overnight — fragile, glowing in purple, white, and gold — like nature’s quiet fanfare announcing that winter is over.

The bloom doesn’t last long. A few warm days, a bit of rain or wind — and the moment is gone.

So if you’re in Oslo in March or April, don’t miss this fleeting wonder. It’s the kind of beauty that teaches you to pause, look down, and truly notice.

Behind the magic is a dedicated team of gardeners, working year-round to care for the park’s flowers and landscapes.

🌸

Discover a whole new way to experience city tours in Oslo! With small groups, a relaxed pace, and special "club moments"...
18/03/2025

Discover a whole new way to experience city tours in Oslo! With small groups, a relaxed pace, and special "club moments" like sharing some food, music and stories, these tours go beyond the ordinary. I call it "Club Type Tour" and steadily work over it to get a true lively format.

Want to know more? Check out our blog article for all the details.
https://www.seeoslo.com/city-tours-lab-the-club-experience



P.S. the photo illustrates a beautiful May day 2024 with my colleague Rami conducting his signature WWII tour for the city guests.

Hi, everyone! I`m Ihor Kuternoha, a local guide in Oslo. I love to share the city magic with guests from across the glob...
18/03/2025

Hi, everyone! I`m Ihor Kuternoha, a local guide in Oslo. I love to share the city magic with guests from across the globe and create friendly and rich experiences.

As a passionate history and architecture enthusiast, I bring Oslo's stories to life through expertly crafted tours. They are all about urban exploration, discovering hidden gems, fascinating details and live beauty. Lets explore together!

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