Oslo weather
Our guide to the weather and climate in Oslo
Weather during January
I visited Oslo in early January and the temperature remained below freezing for the entire trip. It's bitterly cold, so make sure you pack thermal underwear and lots of layers. Restaurants and bars tend to be very warm inside, so you'll find yourself constantly stripping down. While the countryside is covered in a thick blanket of snow in January, the paths and roads within the city are quickly cleared. This means that you don't necessarily need boots - a good pair of trainers would do. You absolutely must wear thick socks, good gloves, and a scarf and hat. I didn't see anyone without a hat outside
Paul
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Weather during February
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Weather during March
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Weather during April
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Weather during May
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Weather during June
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Weather during July
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Weather during August
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Weather during September
Like most Scandinavian countries Oslo can get pretty cool, even in September. It's still pretty light as the autumnal equinox happens around September 21st, which should gives around 12 hours of daylight per day.
Rhian Westbury
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Weather during October
September is a great time to visit Oslo as it's not too cold but you avoid the tourist crowds that visit the city between May and August.
Rhian Westbury
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Weather during November
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Weather during December
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Oslo Blog posts
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How to save money in Oslo
1st May 2024 by Rhian
Scandivania in general is seen as quite expensive, and Oslo usually comes up near the top of these lists. So before I went to the Norweigan capital the thing I worried about most was how much money I’d end up spending.Yes, we did spend a bit more on evening dinners than we may usually, but there are ways to save money in and around the city. Get an Oslo PassMost cities offer some sort of city pass to cover attractions etc, and the Oslo one is 100% worth it. Prices for the Oslo Pass sit...
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28th February 2024 by Globalmouse Travels
After a breathtaking week of driving through the most incredible mountainous scenery in Northern Norway, would Oslo be able to live up to our high expectations, or would it pale into insignificance? In this post, you will find out the answer to the often-asked question – is Oslo worth visiting?...
Oslo in Winter: A Best Of Guide
25th January 2024 by The World in My Pocket
Are you considering a winter trip to Oslo? Look no further! Joanna from The World in My Pocket has all the information you need. Oslo, in her opinion, is undeniably one of the most stunning cities she has ever had the pleasure of visiting. While it is a fantastic destination all year round, it truly shines during the winter months. Picture snow-covered streets, enchanting Christmas markets, and thrilling winter sports. There's an undeniable magic in the air. Stay tuned for more......
2 Days in Oslo | Itinerary for the City & Day Trip Ideas!
31st October 2023 by The Wandering Quinn
Are you pondering over how to make the most of a 2-day escapade in Oslo? Fear not, for within the charming confines of Oslo City, you can embark on a delightful journey of exploration, immersing yourself in its diverse neighbourhoods, captivating museums, and delectable dining establishments. Join us as we unveil an enticing itinerary for your 48-hour adventure in the Norwegian capital....
Damstredet: Prettiest Street in The Heart of Oslo
9th September 2023 by Where Angie Wanders
Damstredet, a charming little street paved with cobblestones and adorned with brightly painted wooden houses, is a true hidden gem in Oslo. It has the power to transport you back in time, immersing you in a bygone era. Tucked away amidst the hustle and bustle of modernity, this street is a delightful escape from the city's fast pace....
Vigeland Sculpture Park in Oslo: Norway’s Most Unusual Tourist Attraction
18th August 2023 by Where Angie Wanders
If you're planning a trip to Oslo and fancy experiencing something truly peculiar, make sure to visit the Vigeland Sculpture Park in Frogner. This park is a must-see for tourists and is considered one of Oslo's most unusual attractions....
Tjuvholmen: 8 Best Things to See in Oslo’s Modern Art Neighbourhood
17th August 2023 by Where Angie Wanders
Tjuvholmen, a culturally vibrant neighbourhood near Oslo's popular tourist spot, Aker Brygge, pleasantly surprised me during my recent three-day escape to Oslo. This hidden gem offers a plethora of attractions that art enthusiasts will surely appreciate. Here are eight must-see highlights in Tjuvholmen, Oslo's modern art neighbourhood....
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