Museums in Oslo

Known for its International, Oslo is a hugely popular tourist spot. Thronged by tourists mainly during May, June, July and August, Oslo is a tourists’ delight. Oslo World Music Festival, Holmenkollen Ski Festival, and Norwegian Constitution Day are some of the most popular festivals that happen during the month of (November, March, and May consecutively.

While September and October are considered moderate season, November, December, January, February, March and April are considered off-seasons to visit the place. In peak season, i.e., in May, June, July and August you can expect mild weather, extended daylight, and numerous tourists, whilst in the moderate season you will experience cooler temperatures, fewer crowds, and moderate prices. In off-season the weather here is cold weather, snowfall, and limited daylight.

In Oslo, tourists enjoy getting indulged in outdoor activities, vibrant atmosphere, and cultural events in the peak season, whereas in moderate season pleasant weather for sightseeing, colourful foliage, and local delicacies are the frequently enjoyed activities. However, if you are travelling in off-season you can enjoy winter sports, cosy indoor attractions, and discounted prices.

In terms of things to do or places to visit in Oslo, some of the most popular places that tourists visit are Munch Museum, Oslo Cathedral, The Royal Palace.