Travel

Flight

Fly into Oslo Gardermoen - Oslo Airport (OSL)

Oslo Airport (OSL) – Gardermoen is Norway’s main international airport, located 50 km from Oslo. We recommend flying into Gardermoen for its excellent public transport links, including the Flytoget Airport Express. Torp Sandefjord Airport (TRF), 110 km from Oslo, serves many low-cost airlines but lacks direct local transport. Travel to Oslo requires a bus and train, making it a less convenient option. Best Flight Routes to Oslo (OSL) London (LHR, LGW, STN, LTN) – Norwegian, SAS, British Airways From the US New York (JFK, EWR) – SAS, Norse Atlantic Airways Los Angeles (LAX) – Norse Atlantic Airways From Europe Amsterdam (AMS) – KLM, SAS, Norwegian Paris (CDG, ORY) – Air France, SAS, Norwegian Berlin (BER) – Norwegian, SAS, Lufthansa Madrid (MAD) – Iberia, Norwegian, SAS Copenhagen (CPH) – SAS, Norwegian From Australia & Long-Haul Destinations No direct flights. Best connections via Doha (Qatar Airways), Dubai (Emirates), Singapore (Singapore Airlines via Europe), or Bangkok (Thai Airways via Europe).

Train

Getting from Oslo Airport (OSL) to the City Center with Flytoget

The Flytoget Airport Express Train is the fastest and most convenient way to travel from Oslo Gardermoen Airport (OSL) to Oslo city center. Key Details: Time: 19–22 minutes to Oslo Central Station (Oslo S) Frequency: Every 10 minutes (every 20 minutes during off-peak hours) Cost: NOK 230 (~€20 / $22) for a one-way adult ticket Route: Oslo Airport (OSL) 🛫 Lillestrøm (5 min, optional stop) Oslo Central Station (Oslo S) (19–22 min) Some trains continue to Nationaltheatret, Skøyen, and Drammen How to Buy Tickets: Via Flytoget App At airport kiosks Tap your contactless card at the train barriers (no ticket needed!)

House Or Rental

Neighbourhoods to Stay

Oslo is compact, with most areas just a 10-minute drive apart, making it easy to get around. You can't go wrong booking a place anywhere in the city and walking. Taxis and Uber are readily available after the celebrations. It's a popular weekend – for the best rates, we recommend Airbnb. 1 –––St. Hanshaugen: Local Charm & Walkability (our pick) A leafy, residential area with independent cafés and a relaxed feel, St. Hanshaugen is closest to the church and well-connected to the city centre. 2 ––Bislett: Lively and Well-Located Just south of St. Hanshaugen, Bislett is vibrant, with bakeries, independent shops, and a young crowd. Walking distance to the church. 3 –– Grünerløkka: Creative & Nightlife A vibrant, design-forward area 15 minutes from St. Hanshaugen, with nightlife. Blå is a favourite riverside bar for beers or late-night dancing. 4 –– Majorstuen: Classic Oslo & Transport Links With grand townhouses and designer shopping, Majorstuen is a short tram or bus ride to St. Hanshaugen and Bygdøy. 5 ––Frogner: Elegant & Closest to Bygdøy If you want to be near the Bygdøy reception, Frogner is ideal. A classic upmarket Oslo neighbourhood with easy access to the fjord. Norwegians –– if you know anyone who would like to rent their apartment out for the weekend to one of our international guests, please contact us.

House Or Rental

Apartments to Rent / Friends of Friends

This is an ongoing list of apartments of people we know in the city who want to rent out there apartment. Please get in touch if your interested. 1. Bislett - British guy, Alistair, who is renting out his flat when he goes to Glasto for the weekend. https://www.finn.no/293663964 Sleeps 1 double bed + sofa. Bislett is very close to the church. 2. Guest room in the Cabin on property of the wedding reception - if you want to literally roll from party to bed, and don't mind being in central Oslo for the weekend. Axel's cousin is offering up a spare room in her house on the grounds at Bygdøy. 3. Kåre & Karine Torp Bie apartment - sleeps 5 (near the church). 4. Asker (20 mins outside Oslo) - free accomodation with Andre & Henninge Torp Bie

Hotel

Sommerro House (Wellness 5* Hotel. Treat yourself?)

Oslo's top wellness hotel in Oslo's upscale Frogner district if you want to treat yourself to 5* Luxury with rooftop pools & saunas, and old school swimming baths for the weekend. Sommerro is a luxury hotel located in Oslo's upscale Frogner district, housed in a meticulously restored 1930s Art Deco building that once served as the headquarters for the city's electrical company. Please contact Emma if you're interested in the wedding rates for the weekend below. Standard, NOK 4 500 Superior, NOK 4 800 Deluxe, NOK 5 100

Travel Note

Getting Around Oslo – Download the Ruter app

Getting Around Oslo Oslo is very walkable, but for trams, buses, and trains, download the Ruter app from the App Store or Google Play. Oslo Pass Benefits Unlimited travel in zones 1, 2, 3, 4V, and 4N on Ruter’s public transport. Includes ferries to Bygdøy museums, Oslo Fjord islands, Asker, Nesodden, and Drøbak (summer only). Valid on VY local trains to Oslo Airport (OSL) but not on Flytoget or Flybussen. Planning Your Journey Use the RuterReise app or journey planner on Ruter’s website. Visit Ruter’s customer service center at Jernbanetorget for assistance. Payment Options Visa MasterCard Vipps