Tourist offices Østlandet

Tourist information by locals, for young people: cheap accommodation, activities and attractions in the capital (and, to a lesser extent, the rest of Norway). Those under 27 will find a place to store their luggage free of charge, free Internet access, information galore and help with booking accommodation. It's a reliable source of information that complements that of the tourist office, so you can take advantage of the best deals and enjoy the capital in a different way.

The Visit Oslo website is a real goldmine! You'll find free access to a series of self-guided themed tours, the Oslo Escape Tours, which you can even download in handy GPX format. Other articles, illustrated with a map, cover topics such as urban art and sculptures in public spaces. Don't hesitate to visit the office for personalized assistance, and to ensure a tailor-made visit to the capital!

Elverum offers a wide range of tourist activities. History buffs can visit the Norsk Skogmuseum, a museum specializing in forestry and logging. The Glomdalsmuseet is also an interesting museum to discover, with exhibitions on the region's culture and history. For relaxation, travelers can enjoy the Bergesjoen and Sagtjernet lakes, ideal for walks or picnics. The town also boasts several churches and cathedrals, including the Elverum church, which are well worth a visit. When it comes to eating out, there's plenty to choose from, from the Ja Ja Thaimat restaurant serving Thai cuisine, to the Café Ost offering European and Norwegian cuisine. Elverum thus offers a variety of activities and places for visitors to discover.

The Oslo Pass is the most practical and economical way to discover Oslo! It gives you free entry to almost all the capital's museums and attractions, and free use of all means of transport (metro, bus, streetcar, boat) for the duration you choose. It's a real time and energy saver! The pass also offers discounts (not huge, around 20%) on various excursions, restaurants and other small services. Purchase on the web, on the app or in person at the tourist office.