Oslo Food Tour: Hidden Gems & Authentic Cuisine

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Escape the crowds and discover the hidden gems of Oslo through the eyes of locals. Explore old and cozy buildings, rivers, viewpoints, and traditional Norwegian houses. Feel the authentic Norwegian vibe and get insider tips from your guide.

Duration: 3 hours

Cancellation: 24 hours

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Highlights

Oslo - Stroll from the meeting point to the initial dining venue.
Youngstorget - Delight in a creamy fish soup starter at an award-winning local seafood restaurant. Alternatives are available for those who prefer not to have fish soup.
Grunerlokka - Discover hidden treasures and local favorites, including parks, viewpoints, historic…

What's Included

All applicable fees and taxes included

What's Not Included

Beverage

Additional Information

Discover hidden treasures and savor genuine Norwegian cuisine while avoiding the crowds and experiencing Oslo from a local perspective. Welcome to Oslo’s urban oasis—a slice of nature nestled in the city center.
Delight in a selection of Norwegian dishes crafted with genuine local ingredients. We’ve collaborated with top restaurants to present Norwegian…

Location

Jernbanetorget

Meet at the tiger statue at Oslo Central Station. Look for a woman wearing a yellow reflective vest.

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Garyo186

Apr 23, 2025

Great food and secret gems discovered with Oslonature walk-and-talk-and taste tour with a Guide passionate about Oslo - I had a fantastic personal tour of Oslo food and secret gems with Kaja my guide. I tasted the best fish soup, a platter of seafood and sourdough bread, raspberry jam and a warm waffle, great espresso coffee ( important for NZ coffee fanatic). Kaja also made other recommendations for eating out. We walked up cobble streets, up hills to amazing view points, past my favourite things: art installations, galleries, wooden houses and people going about living in Oslo. I cannot recommend this company and Kaja as a guide highly enough. I saw gems and ate delicious food and loved the conversation: the walk and talk adventure along by the way.

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Travelpjt

Apr 21, 2025

Deliciously Fun Tour! - Great combination of delicious Norwegian food, an excellent walk through town and plentiful info about Oslo. Our guide (Margarita) did a wonderful job leading us through restaurants, interesting neighborhoods, parks, and more. I highly recommend this tour!

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Jefferson_t

Mar 12, 2025

Great Intro to Oslo and Food Tour! - A great walk through a part of Oslo we never would have seen without this tour. The pace of the walk was easy, with some hills that helped us to digest each of the meals. During the walk it was great to get to hear information about Oslo and the area as well as ask questions and get key information from Margarita our guide. Our favorite stop was the fish soup! But the waffle at the end tied it up nicely. We left with or stomachs full, legs tired, and felt like we spent the afternoon with a local friend.

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Kathy_l

Jan 27, 2025

Kay’s food tour in Oslo - The food was great. It was a little more walking than expected but a great time and wonderful guide.

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Tony_v

Jan 20, 2025

All there were three... - All there were three stops along our journey with the seafood soup (1st stop) was one of the best fish soups I have ever tasted. The second were three distinct dishes which were artworks in themselves. We also had three different types of salamis ( including whale ) before. The last stop was basically a dessert (waffles and different type of cheese topping There was only two of use on the tour (wife and I) given that it is winter. Margarita, our tour was a wealth of knowledge of the local food scene. She has a charming an approachable person. Although the tour involved a degree of walking, it was well worth it

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Bonita_t

Jan 6, 2025

Texas visits Norway - Being from Texas where we don't get much of a winter, I enjoyed sitting outside in the cooler weather eating reindeer stew and fish soup by an open fire as well as walking around the neighborhoods of Oslo. I had no idea how beautiful Oslo is. The guide was also very knowledgeable about the city as well as the countryside of Norway. Her dog was adorable.

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Emma_g

Jan 1, 2025

I got this as a gift for... - I got this as a gift for my son and his new wife whilst they were on a mini moon in Oslo. They both thoroughly enjoyed it..!

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Karen_f

Jan 28, 2025

First time in Oslo - This tour is first of all depicted as a food tour which I would say that it isn’t. We were supposed to have some food in the beginning of the tour, but because of renovations we didn’t. We hiked to the hidden gems which were great for at least an hour and half before we had any food. Then at the last food stop we were directed from inside the direction we were to take to get back to our hotel which was at least 20-30 minutes from where we started . Our guide then left with her dog before making sure that we knew where we needed go to get back to where we started. We had never been to Oslo before and being January the number of daylight hours are limited. Not the best way to make sure your clients are safe in an unfamiliar city.

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Bill_m

Jan 14, 2025

Margarita was an... - Margarita was an excellent guide. The walking conditions were not great considering the snow and especially the ice, but our host was super. The food stops were wonderful and Margarita gave interesting information about the areas in Oslo we visited.

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John_s

Mar 30, 2025

Learned very little on this tour. - This is tough to review as we had a decent time, but it is not what one would expect on a food and hidden gems tour. We visited 3 places, no beverages were included besides tap water and learned nothing of this great city. Even many of our questions (i.e. the significance of the tiger statue at the train station) could not be answered and no talk about the history of Norway/Oslo, the waterfront development, why they consistently rank as one of the happiest countries... There was also little discussion about the types of food we were eating.

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