• The Norwegian Parliament - The journey begins at The Norwegian Parliament Building (Stortinget), situated next to Karl Johans Gate, Oslo’s renowned shopping street. This stop offers a wonderful chance to admire the Parliament Building and explore the shops and cafes along Karl Johans Gate.
• The Royal Palace - During one of the city tours, the route includes a drive past the Palace and its grounds. Stops can be arranged upon request.
• Holmenkollen Ski Museum - Enjoy a thrilling ride through Oslo to the Holmenkollen Ski Jump Centre, where you can get an up-close view of the ski jump tower and arena, along with breathtaking panoramic views of Oslo and the surrounding fjord. The ski museum, located next to the Holmenkollen ski jump, presents over 4000 years of skiing history. For refreshments, Frognerseter offers food and drinks with more stunning views over the city and Oslo Fjord.
• Vigeland Park - A stop at Vigelands Parken is available for those interested in viewing the sculptures by Gustav Vigeland (1869-1943). This 32-acre public park features over 200 bronze and granite sculptures representing human figures of various ages, genders, and sizes. The Frogner Stadium and open-air pool are also within the park. Rose enthusiasts will appreciate Norway’s largest collection here, with over 150 species totaling more than 40,000 plants.
• Bygdoy Peninsula - The tour concludes at the Bygdøy peninsula, a fantastic destination for museum lovers. It hosts The Kontiki, Fram, Maritime, Viking ships, and Folk museums, as well as the Royal summerhouse. Visitors wishing to explore the museums can return to Aker Brygge via the regular ferry service, which departs near The Kontiki museum. Please note that admission fees to museums and attractions are not included.

• Helmets are mandatory and included.
• Gloves and cagoules provided if needed.
• Recommendation to wear suitable tour clothing.

• Optional Ferry ride back to Aker Brygge from the museums at Bygdøy.
• Entrance fees to museums or excursions

Retro Tours Norway provides city tours in Oslo with retro-style motorbikes featuring sidecars. Each bike can accommodate up to two passengers, offering a unique and memorable way to explore the sights and sounds of this stunning city. Give it a try for an unforgettable experience!

The rider/guide will begin the tour in the city center, passing by the Stortinget (Parliament Building) and the Royal Palace. From there, the journey continues to the Holmenkollen Ski Jump Centre, where you can enjoy breathtaking views of Oslo and the surrounding fjord. The tour then proceeds to Vigelands Parken, home to over 200 bronze and granite sculptures by Gustav Vigeland. Next, the tour heads to Bygdøy, which hosts several museums, including the Kon-Tiki, Fram, Viking Ships, and Folk museums.

In addition to our standard 2-hour tours, we offer customized tours upon request, ranging from 1-3 hour tours to half or full-day tours, as well as group bookings.

All stops are optional, and routes may be adjusted as needed.

• Minimum age to sit on motorbike: 16
• Children must sit in the side car
• Max 2 passengers per bike.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.