Munch Museum
The harbourside museum with the world's largest collection of Edvard Munch, including "The Scream". Free with the Oslo Pass.
Oslo Pass
30+ attractions included · public transport across Oslo & ferry to Bygdøy
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The Oslo Pass is the official city card for Oslo. With one pass you get free entry to 30+ museums and attractions, unlimited public transport (zones 1 to 4) and the public ferry to Bygdøy, plus a guided walking tour and discounts. Valid for 24, 48 or 72 hours.
- Instant confirmation by email
- Public transport in zones 1 to 4 included
- Activated only on first use
Oslo Pass
All benefits at a glance
The Oslo Pass is the official city card for Oslo - free entry to 30+ attractions, all public transport and the Bygdøy ferry, all with one pass.
30+ attractions free
Free entry to 30+ museums and attractions, from the Munch Museum to the Fram Museum.
All public transport included
Unlimited rides on bus, tram, metro (T-bane), local trains and ferries in zones 1 to 4, including the ferry to Bygdøy.
Walking tour & discounts
A guided walking tour of Oslo plus discounts on sightseeing, ski rental and climbing.
Fully digital in the app
The pass is stored digitally in the official Oslo Pass app and is only activated on first use.
Step by step
How the Oslo Pass works
- 1
Book online
Choose your duration (24, 48 or 72 hours) and your start date, then book online. Your voucher with redemption code arrives instantly by email. - 2
Set up the app
Download the official Oslo Pass app and redeem your code under "Redeem pass". - 3
Activate the pass
Activate the pass only when you are ready to start exploring. The hourly countdown begins on first activation. - 4
Explore Oslo
Show the pass in the app at museums, on public transport and on the ferry to Bygdøy.
Highlights
Free entry in Oslo
With the Oslo Pass you visit 30+ museums and attractions at no extra cost. A selection:
Fram Museum
The original polar exploration ship Fram on the Bygdøy museum peninsula. Free with the pass.
Nobel Peace Centre
Exhibitions about the Nobel Peace Prize at Oslo's city hall square. Free with the pass.
Akershus Fortress
Medieval fortress overlooking the harbour, with museums and panoramic views. Free with the Oslo Pass.
Holmenkollen
The famous ski jump with the Ski Museum and observation tower. Admission included with the pass.
National Museum
Norway's largest art museum, from antiquity to modern art. Free with the pass.
And 30+ more museums and attractions across Oslo. See the full list on the attractions page.
Public Transport with the Oslo Pass
With the Oslo Pass you travel unlimited on bus, tram, metro, local trains and ferries in zones 1 to 4, including the ferry to Bygdøy. No separate ticket needed.
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know
What is included in the Oslo Pass?+
The Oslo Pass gives you free entry to 30+ museums and attractions, free public transport in zones 1 to 4 (bus, tram, metro, local trains and ferries), the ferry to Bygdøy, a guided walking tour and discounts.
When is the Oslo Pass activated and how long is it valid?+
The pass is activated only on first use, not at the time of purchase. You redeem the code in the Oslo Pass app and start it when you are ready to go. From that moment your chosen duration of 24, 48 or 72 hours runs continuously.
Is public transport included in the Oslo Pass?+
Yes. All public transport in zones 1 to 4 is included: bus, tram, metro (T-bane), local trains and Ruter ferries. The ferry to Bygdøy is also included.
Do I need an app?+
Yes. The Oslo Pass is a digital ticket in the free Oslo Pass app. After booking you receive a code which you enter in the app under "Redeem pass".
Is the Oslo Pass worth it?+
If you plan to visit several museums and use public transport, the pass pays for itself quickly. With two or three attractions plus a few journeys you will typically cover the cost of the pass.
Ready for Oslo?
Get the Oslo Pass, show it in the app and explore 30+ attractions plus all public transport for free.