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Family-friendly holiday rentals
7,650 properties offer extra space & child-friendly amenities

Pet-friendly holiday rentals
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Holiday rentals with a pool
100 properties feature pools

Rentals with dedicated workspaces
7,110 properties have a dedicated workspace

Wifi availability
16,710 of Oslo holiday rentals include wifi access

Popular amenities for guests
Guests love Self check-in, Gym and BBQ grill across Oslo rentals

4.8 Average rating
Oslo stays are highly rated by guests – averaging 4.8 out of 5!

Nearby attractions
Oslo’s top spots include Frogner Park, Munch Museum and The Royal Palace
Top-rated holiday rentals in Oslo
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The Oslo Architect’s Loft 6 min walk CentralStatn
Experience high-end Scandinavian living in this newly renovated loft. With soaring 4m ceilings, 2 bedrooms, private balcony and dedicated office, this 60sqm space blends classic design from Louis Poulsen and Le Klint, with modern comforts. You will sleep comfortably with 2 queen-sized beds (+ a cozy sofa bed in the living room). Enjoy a 65” Samsung Frame TV, Marshall bluetooth speaker, well-equipped kitchen and organic cotton bedding. Ultra central yet quiet, this is your home away from home!

Central studio apartment with balcony
Bright and Modern Studio Apartment in Central Oslo Welcome to a refined and spacious 42 m² studio, located in the heart of Oslo. Situated on the 5th floor of the historic Post Building, the apartment blends modern comfort with classic architecture. The 4-meter ceilings create a sense of openness, with large windows and a private balcony overlooking a rooftop terrace and quiet courtyard. Great location to discover Oslo and perfect if you're looking for a central stay with both style and comfort.

The WonderINN Mirrored Glass Cabin
Norway's first mirror cabin, edge of the Øyeren delta - 25 min from Oslo, but removed from it in every way that matters. Mirrored glass reflects sky, trees, water until it disappears; floor-to-ceiling glass inside, private jacuzzi on the terrace. Entirely private - no shared facilities, no neighbours. Øyeren is Norway's largest bird sanctuary, 500+ species recorded; sunrise turns the delta gold. The original WonderInn cabin. Sleeps four, two bedrooms, kitchen, AC. Feels further than 25 min.

Studio apt. with private terrace
This brand new loft studio is located in one of the classic old buildings in the heart of Grünerløkka. You'll have plenty of cafes, restaurants, parks, second hand shops and bars right around the corner It’s perfect for a couple, friends or families who want to experience Oslo from a local perspective :) It has a big and peaceful backyard garden It’s not suitable for parties If you are two people and want separate beds, please let us know . Baby bed, babychair, toys and books on demand

Luxury apartment in the best area of Oslo
This apartment is in the heart of everything in the best area in Oslo. Next to Munch museum, the Opera, the Opera beach and is only a 5 minute walk from the Central station. The apartment has a very high standard and will make you enjoy visiting Oslo. There are 2 bedrooms with a dubbelbed for 2 persons in each bedroom. Also the sofa in the livingroom can be made up for 2 persons. In adition to the balcon in the apartment you can also enjoy the rooftop with spectacular views of the city.

Old Oslo/Bjørvika/Center
Welcome to your home away from home - a bright and cozy apartment located in the heart of Oslo! Just steps away from Oslo Bus Terminal and the Airport train. This space is ideal for couples, small families, or friends. It features one comfortable bedroom and a quality sleeping couch in the living room - perfect for up to 4 guests. You’ll be within 5 to 10 minute walk from top attractions like the Oslo Opera House, Bjørvika, Barcode, Munch Museum, and shopping and dining spots.

Luxury 3BR Penthouse by Waterfront w/ Sunset Views
Experience luxury living in this exclusive 11th-floor penthouse located in the vibrant Tjuvholmen district, one of Oslo's most desirable areas. Enjoy breathtaking sunset views from your private balcony. This spacious apartment comfortably accommodates up to 6 guests with 3 elegant bedrooms, each featuring a double bed. It also includes 1.5 bathrooms, complete with a washer and dryer. The fully equipped kitchen and high-quality furnishings ensure a comfortable and stylish stay.

Central classic apartment building with balcony
Cozy and peaceful self-owned apartment with perfect location on hip St.Hanshaugen. The apartment is located in a quiet side street in a classic building from 1890, with original wooden floors, high ceilings, large social rooms, stucco and rosettes. The apartment has a balcony and fireplace. Short distance to buses, large grocery store, green areas, and several of the city's coziest restaurants and wine bars. I'm happy to give you tips on places to visit in the neighborhood.

Cozy little gem - cozy apartment
Welcome to our warm and cozy apartment. Perfect for a family or up to three couples! The apartment offers three comfortable double beds and a cozy, safe and relaxing atmosphere. It is newly renovated, fresh and stylish, and gives you everything you need for a comfortable stay. The location is convenient, only 10 minutes from Oslo city center, with good public transport and proximity to the sea. Ideal for families or couples who want a modern and practical base.

TheJET | Architectural Hideaway • 180° Oslo View
TheJET — 180° above Oslo. Wake up above the city and step onto your own terrace overlooking a 180-degree skyline. Cook, dine and unwind in a fully equipped kitchen, modern bathroom and mezzanine sleeping loft — all framed by floor-to-ceiling glass. Lounge in the sun, sway in the hammock, gather around the fire pit, and watch Oslo glow beneath you — an elevated escape, perfect for couples, solo travellers and design lovers seeking something rare.

Lovely central flat with great view
Welcome to my lovely apartment in Oslo with an airy view! Enjoy being in the heart of the city, with easy access to the Opera, Deichman Library, Munch Museum & the many saunas by the fjord. The apartment is located in a short distance to most of what Oslo has to offer in terms of culture, restaurants, night clubs, hiking and park areas (7min walking distance from Oslo Central Train Station).

Fjordview Design Lodge • Views, Sauna & Hot Tub
Luxury lodge with breathtaking views of the Tyrifjorden, just one hours from Oslo centre. Relax in the wood-fired Hikkie hot tub, Iglucraft sauna, or on the spacious terrace. Enjoy hiking, skiing, swimming and fishing, the return to a modern cabin with 4 bedrooms. Perfects for families and friends seeking comfort, privacy and unforgettable sunsets.
Popular amenities for Oslo holiday rentals
Other great holiday rentals in Oslo

Modern Riverside Retreat Grünerløkka with Balcony

Panoramic view of Oslo | Bathtub | Two terraces

Sleek 1-BR Waterfront Apt w/Sea View in Tjuvholmen

Scandi Designer Loft 6 min walk Central Station

Guest Favorite in Airbnb’s Top 1% | 2 Baths

Bright 2bedroom equipped & w/ Balcony central Oslo

Oslo City Centre - Fortress & sea view

House on Ulvøya with sea view and 10 min to the city center
When is the best time to visit Oslo?
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Oslo?
Oslo has inviting neighborhoods like Grünerløkka for lively arts and cafés, Frogner for historic streets and parks, and Sentrum for easy access to museums and the waterfront. Family-friendly options appear throughout the city, with nearby green spaces and dining.
What are the best things to do in Oslo with kids?
Families often explore the Norwegian Museum of Science and Technology, stroll through Vigeland Park, or visit Oslo Reptile Park. Interactive museums and spacious city parks are frequently suggested for younger visitors.
What are some of the best things to do in Oslo?
Explore the waterfront at Aker Brygge, wander the sculpture gardens in Vigeland Park, and experience Norwegian culture at the National Opera House. The Munch Museum is also often recommended for art lovers.
How is the weather in Oslo?
Oslo’s winters are cold, with temperatures averaging 24–34°F (-5–1°C), while summers warm up to 56–73°F (13–23°C) and bring more rainfall. Spring and autumn feature mild days and occasional showers, so a versatile jacket is useful year-round.
What are the best places to visit in Oslo?
Popular spots include the Viking Ship Museum, Akershus Fortress, and Oslo’s Royal Palace. Many visitors also explore the Munch Museum and stroll the lively streets around Grünerløkka.
What are some hiking trails in Oslo?
Try the forest paths in Nordmarka, follow city trails in Ekebergparken Sculpture Park, or explore wooded hills around Sognsvann Lake. These areas are frequently suggested for a range of hiking experiences.
What are some family activities we can do in Oslo?
Explore hands-on exhibits at the Norwegian Museum of Science and Technology, enjoy animals at Oslo Reptile Park, or picnic in Frogner Park. Many families make time for the ferry rides to the islands nearby.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Oslo?
Frequently suggested day trips include exploring the forested areas around Nordmarka, visiting coastal villages, or touring historic sites just outside the city. The Oslo Fjord region is known for scenic views, outdoor recreation, and locally rooted heritage.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Oslo?
Oslo has pet-friendly vacation rentals in neighborhoods such as Frogner, Grünerløkka, and Sentrum. Many nearby parks and walking trails make it convenient for guests traveling with dogs.
What are some local tips for visiting Oslo?
Bring layers for changing weather, and plan to use public transit for easy city access. Locals often enjoy the outdoors year-round, from waterfront strolls to forest hikes, and appreciate cafés or bakeries for a midday break.
What is Oslo known for?
Oslo is known for its scenic waterfront, distinct blend of modern and historic architecture, and a strong arts and culture scene. The city has green parks, inviting neighborhoods, and a commitment to sustainability.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Oslo?
Explore art installations in Ekebergparken Sculpture Park, discover narrow lanes and local cafés in Damstredet, or browse contemporary galleries in Tjuvholmen. These spots often reward visitors with unique atmospheres and creative scenes.
What are the best foods to try in Oslo?
Sample locally rooted dishes like cured salmon and reindeer, enjoy fresh shrimp at waterfront eateries, and taste brunost, Norway’s signature brown cheese. Bakeries and cafés often serve cardamom-spiced pastries and open-faced sandwiches.
What should I bring for a trip to Oslo?
Pack layers to adjust for changing temperatures and a waterproof jacket for rain. Comfortable shoes are helpful for exploring city neighborhoods, parks, and forest paths.
What is the nightlife in Oslo like?
Oslo’s nightlife combines laid-back bars and vibrant clubs, with neighborhoods like Grünerløkka and Aker Brygge popular for live music or late-night dining. Expect a creative mix of venues, including jazz clubs and cocktail lounges.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Oslo?
Oslo has the Oslo Jazz Festival in late summer, known for citywide concerts, and Oslo Pride, which brings lively celebrations and parades. Seasonal highlights also include Christmas markets, offering local food, crafts, and festive traditions.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Oslo?
Many vacation rentals in Oslo welcome families, especially in neighborhoods like Frogner, Sentrum, and Grünerløkka. Parks and attractions are often within close reach in these areas.
When is the best time to visit Oslo?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for milder temperatures and outdoor festivals. Winter attracts guests seeking snowy landscapes and locally rooted seasonal traditions.
All about Oslo
Sitting right on the Oslofjord, Norway’s capital city showcases a fascinating mix of historic and modern architecture alongside stunning natural beauty. As you stand on the harbour promenade, you’ll look out across islands dotted in the bay, with pine trees lining the shore against a backdrop of rolling green hills and mountains.
The city itself boasts eye-catching buildings, including the glass-fronted Norwegian Opera and Ballet, where you can walk up white slopes onto the roof for views of the city and fjord. Spend an afternoon or two wandering around Frogner’s luxurious homes and cafes or the converted warehouses and canals of the hip Aker Brygge neighborhood. The main street running through Oslo, Karl Johans gate, is lined with shops, casual beer halls, and restaurants where you can dine on medisterkaker (pork meatballs) and fiskesuppe (creamy fish stew).
Northwest of the city centre, the sprawling landscaped Vigeland Sculpture Park boasts 200 eye-catching sculptures and a dramatic fountain at its heart. A short ferry ride from the harbour takes you to the Bygdøy peninsula, where you can wander along sandy beaches or visit the open-air Norwegian Museum of Cultural History.
What are the top things to do in Oslo?
Oslo Cathedral
The late-17th-century Oslo Cathedral stands in the heart of Oslo city centre and is used by the royal family of Norway. As you walk through the bronze doors, you can glimpse many of the church’s treasures, including its ceiling murals, stained-glass windows, and the original Baroque pulpit and altarpiece. The cathedral hosts choral and classical concerts throughout the year.
Changing of the Guard
The King’s Guard is always on duty at the Royal Palace. Head to Slottsplassen in front of the palace at 1.30 p.m. to witness the daily Changing of the Guard. In an elaborately choreographed ritual, the new guard marches towards the palace in ceremonial dress to relieve the old guard, who have just spent 24 hours guarding the palace. In the summer months, a military band accompanies the soldiers, and you may even see a drill practice.
Botanical Garden
The oldest scientific garden in Norway, founded in 1814, the Botanical Garden takes you on a journey through the natural world, with more than 5,500 species of plants. You can wander through a number of themed areas, including the Viking Garden, with a 33-metre model of a longship; the Victoria House, with its rainforest plants and giant Amazon water lilies; and the Aromatic Garden, full of fragrant plants and herbs that you are encouraged to sniff.
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