How to use Public Transportation in Oslo (a guide)

[@norwaywithpal]

Hei hei! I hope this episode can help explain the public transportation system in Oslo! Feel free to leave any questions you might have and I'll do my best to answer. Also, a special thanks to my patrons who support me and enables me to make more (and better) videos :) www.patreon.com/norwaywithpal

[@JustMe-unapologetically]

Making me miss norway.

[@ncard00]

Public transportation should be free, like education and healthcare.

[@norwaywithpal]

@@ncard00 Agree

[@karankalani4211]

Hi Pal, when you buy a 24 hr ticket on Ruter including the airport zone, zone 2 and the City centre zone, does it cover the vy train connecting to the airport as well? I need to travel from the airport, go to my airbnb in Lorenskog, then go to city centre via bus, and take a return train to the airport the next morning. Will this whole journey be covered in the 24-hr ticket?

[@SuppeIsCheese]

​@@karankalani4211 If taking VY's train in Oslo or Akershus county you are allowed to use ruter's regional tickets (zone 1 and 2...), but outside these zones you are obligated to use VY's or FLYTOGET's own tickets. I think the airport train has its own tickets and prices. Hope this helps!

[@karlo_turic]

As someone traveling ALONE for the first time ever and choosing Oslo, this video was insanely helpful! I'll deffo remember these tips. You have my sub

[@norwaywithpal]

Thank you! Glad to hear that :)

[@ShabAzzz-yb4lf]

I’m travelling to Norway do you have any tips

[@Tax93]

I'm doing the same thing on Saturday bro. How was it?

[@ceciliemortensen2158]

T-bane is short for tunnel-bane 😊, refering to how it runs through tunnels underground ! And as additional info, you can ride all the different means of transportation on the same ticket (i.e. take the trikk and then a boat to the islands)

[@norwaywithpal]

Thank you Cecile for your enlightening comment

[@RealAdelie]

Funny how its mostly overground though

[@norwaywithpal]

hehe yep good point@@RealAdelie

[@Aliquis.frigus]

Yup. I was very surprised with this error.

[@katiewilliams915]

Apologies for interrupting your tour today in Vigelandsparken! It was great to briefly meet you and thank you for your travel videos…this is my first solo holiday abroad & your videos really were a great help! Thank you again, Katie

[@norwaywithpal]

Hey Katie! No problem at all, it is always fun to meet people who have watched and enjoyed my episodes :D I hope you had a great time at the park

[@kennethshen1835]

Thank you so much for this. I will be visiting Oslo during November 2024!

[@norwaywithpal]

You are welcome! I hope you’ll have a nice time here

[@kennethshen1835]

@@norwaywithpal Wanna seek your best advice regards to Tromso and Lofoten Islands. Is there a need to book n hotel at Lofoten Islands or hotel stay at Tromso will be good enough and have a road trip to the islands please?

[@norwaywithpal]

The Lofoten island is a long day drive away, so better to book a few nights in Lofoten@@kennethshen1835

[@paulcasey5204]

The B1 spin around the islands around sunset was spectacular, transport bargain of the century.

[@norwaywithpal]

It sure is! And I hope more people will discover that when they visit Oslo

[@rachelpare3780]

Short and sweet but packed with informations. Thank you Pål.

[@norwaywithpal]

Thanks a lot Rachel!

[@ArandonWolfVlcek77]

Nice

[@ayeshazafar3360]

This is insanely helpful. Thanks a lot for this episode❤

[@norwaywithpal]

🙏

[@nelsonvalencia7889]

Thanks so much Pal. I'll actually be coming to Norway 🇳🇴 in 1 month, so this video has been really helpful. Can't wait to see all the wonderful thing's in Norway has to offer!!! 👌😍🇵🇭

[@norwaywithpal]

You are welcome! Enjoy your stay here

[@stillpickinganame5350]

Thank you so much, very helpful!❤😊

[@norwaywithpal]

Glad you found it helpful:)

[@mauilifestyle-homes-Gail]

Mahalo! Cant wait to visit in August/Sept 2023. Your info is helpful

[@norwaywithpal]

Hei hei! You are welcome. I hope you'll have a nice visit. Thanks for watching the episode :)

[@mrmibes]

Thanks so much, Pål. I'll actually be coming to Norway in 1 month, so this video has been really helpful. Can't wait to see all the wonderful things Norway has to offer!

[@norwaywithpal]

Hi Mr Vibes, you are welcome! I hope you'll have a great stay in Norway :D Velkommen

[@nelsonvalencia7889]

T-bane is short for tunnel-bane, refering to how it run's through tunnel's underground!!! And as additional info., you can ride all the different means of transportation on the same ticket (i.e. take the trikk and then a boat to the islands). 👍😍🇵🇭

[@gr8summer]

Very informative! When I visit a city for the first time, I personally prefer to walk everywhere (if distances are bearable) so that I can see how’s the city, not just the touristy areas. But, of course, if you don’t have much time, it’s great to know the means to move around. I’ll definitely check the trikk and the T-bane next time I’m in Oslo 🤗 Btw, I agree with other people commenting on the quality of the video. You’re putting a lot of effort on it and it shows 👏☺️

[@norwaywithpal]

Agree, I love to walk around in new cities as well. Thanks for your nice comment 🥰

[@greerlovesgovert]

Love this! Hi, Pål and thanks for this fantastic overview of public transit in Oslo. I haven't made it to Norway yet, I'm hoping to get there in August or September 2025 and I do plan to get around on transit when I arrive. I live in Canada and I'm always happy to see what life is like in another winter city. Years ago, I saw your video about Norwegian brown cheese and immediately went out and bought some at a specialty shop. Delicious! In all of his books, Karl Ove Knausgård talks about eating brown cheese so I knew it was a Norwegian staple but I thought it sounded ... unappetizing. How wrong I was! When you explained that it was basically cheese made from caramelized milk, I knew I had to try it. Love your insights on Norway, looking forward to my first visit.

[@norwaywithpal]

Hi there! Thanks for your nice comment, and glad to hear you liked the brown cheese :D I hope you'll make it over here next year

[@BaldPotatoHead]

I like that he changed to a norwegian acces just before saying "ruter" Its hilarious to me.

[@soundmedicinestudio2440]

Thank you! It is sooo helpul :)

[@norwaywithpal]

You are welcome :)

[@Rascaito]

I'm visiting Norway right now and I wish I knew this useful information before 😂 but it has been pretty entertaining figuring out how the transport system works here. I love how clean and organized the city is and how kind and friendly people are. The only thing is that you must prepare your pocket because your estimated budget possibly won't be enough to afford every expense in here. Oslo is kind of expensive but it's totally worth it since the place offers a lifetime experience and unforgettable memories.

[@norwaywithpal]

Glad to know you had a nice visit and got to enjoy some public transport. Happy new year! :D

[@faygarden3650]

My son has just bought me a trip to Oslo for my birthday! So excited!

[@norwaywithpal]

Yay! Congratulations. Welcome to Oslo

[@faygarden3650]

Aww thank you!! Any tips? I’m a solo 50 year old wifey from Edinburgh. And it’s the Easter weekend so worried everything will be shut!! 😱

[@norwaywithpal]

Sights and museums will be open, but there will be less people in town. It's a good time of year to be in Oslo :) I would try out a floating sauna and jump into the fjord@@faygarden3650

[@TillerTales]

Hey Pål. This was such an enjoyable episode to watch. So much useful information for the next time I pop down south. Tight script, well edited. Well done !!

[@norwaywithpal]

Thanks a lot TillerTales! Spent a lot of time on this one so glad for the nice feedback :)

[@purrsephone2904]

Thanks for showing all these options for transportation in Oslo :)

[@norwaywithpal]

You welcome! Thanks for watching :)

[@ukdavepianoman]

Just returned from Oslo - I should have watched this before I went! I just walked around but next time I return this will be useful, especially taking the trams. Such a great city

[@norwaywithpal]

Thank you! Nice that you had an enjoyable time. Welcome back

[@Alex-ed8vj]

My wife and I (Canadians) were already excited to go visit Norway. Now we are even more so! Thank you for your video. (Many of our friends think greatly of Norway and the Norwegians and they envy us for going there.)

[@norwaywithpal]

Hi Alex, that's nice to hear. My wife is from Edmonton btw :) I hope you'll have a great stay over here!

[@Alex-ed8vj]

@@norwaywithpal Wow! Small world. Edmonton is a beautiful city with many smart people .

[@OsloOdyssey]

Outstanding Oslo

[@alrush1234]

Loved it. Thank you for explaining the different transportation Methods. It is very informative and useful for visitors to know.

[@norwaywithpal]

Thank you! Glad you found it useful

[@Yuyu93Salmi]

Thank you for the information I'm visiting Oslo soon and all of this is appreciated

[@norwaywithpal]

Thank you! Have a nice visit to Oslo

[@MegaSebr]

This is such a supremely helpful and professional video. If I didn't know any better, I would think the video is sponsored by your country's tourism center. 😂

[@norwaywithpal]

Hehe thanks! I wish they would sponsor me some day. Feel free to give them a heads up about my video ;) www.visitoslo.com/en/about-visitoslo/contact/

[@sharongalvin9433]

Great information.Looking forward to visiting Oslo this December as a solo traveller.I always like to have as much info as I can before I travel to a new city .

[@norwaywithpal]

Thank you! Enjoy Oslo :)

[@bennewt]

Very helpful for a student new to Oslo, thank you!

[@norwaywithpal]

Glad to hear that ! 🙏

[@anhphamnguyenduc5028]

I can't wait to explore your city of Oslo this summer with your helpful guide. Many thanks! 🌻

[@norwaywithpal]

You are welcome 🙏 enjoy!

[@noeliaugalde6174]

Im visiting norway from CR this December and this was really helpful!! Thank you so much ❤

[@norwaywithpal]

You welcome! I hope you’ll have a great time here

[@ivanivan5511]

Tusen takk Pol! I'm moving to Oslo soon, so I'm already downloading Ruter! Ha det bra!

[@norwaywithpal]

Vær så god! The Ruter app is essential to have :D

[@SuppeIsCheese]

Just a quick note that the 32 bus is no longer in service. Instead, i reccomend other routes like 31 or 30 but either way it is up to you where you want to go.

[@mccanngreg62]

Fantastic video. Now putting plans together for my adventure to Norway and your video is a big help. Thank you!

[@norwaywithpal]

Glad to hear that! Thanks for watching and I wish you a great journey to Norway

[@Omaricon]

The T in T-bane stands for tunnelbane, as a lot of it goes underground. great video though!

[@norwaywithpal]

Doh! I know.. my mistake.. thanks for watching :)

[@MatsRosenquist]

Kult å se noen lage video om Oslos kollektivtransport, digger det😍

[@norwaywithpal]

Takk Mats! Kunne hatt en egen kanal om bare det :)

[@chilchil1331]

Thank you your clip made me understood Norway go trip easily

[@norwaywithpal]

You are welcome! Thanks for watching 👀:)

[@dcnstntn]

Great video Pål. Can I ask you a very practical question please. When you buy a ticket on the Ruter app, how do you enter and exit metro stations, buses, and trams. As an example, in London you have to touch in and out on the Tube but only touch in on buses. In Stockholm you only touch in on the metro (not out) but on trams an inspector scans your card/app. I think this is really practical information for tourists. Thanks.

[@norwaywithpal]

Hi Dean, good question! There are no barriers for going in and out of metro stations, and you board buses and trams through any door. No tapping in or out. If you got the ticket on your phone you are good. If you don’t it and there is a control then you are in trouble ;)

[@tshansen]

Bravo Pål. This was so well done and so much information packed into a beautify enjoying video. You nailed it with this one. 👏🏻The huge impact it has to show what you are talking about. Such a huge different in quality. Just standing in front of the buss, or standing on the boat talking, or go off at the fram museum like that. Perfect. There is only one thing I found that could serve as a distraction. Some of the times, the music was just a little bit to loud over your voice. it did not "duck" enough. Other from that. I'm talking notes. You really impress me with these videos. Keep it up mate 👏🏻🇳🇴

[@norwaywithpal]

Thanks a lot Thomas! I always appreciate your comments. I take notes on what you say about the loud music. Sometimes is sounds different from one setup to another, but this is something I need to look into. Thanks again! :)

[@kihestad]

Tips: invest in a high quality headset with normalized sound profile. I use this one: Sennheiser HD 560S - not crazy expense and very well balanced.

[@norwaywithpal]

@@kihestad That's a great tip! I will look into that :) I do have Bose QC45, but usually don't use them for editing, but maybe I should.

[@kihestad]

@@norwaywithpal Bose headsets are great for noise cancelling and they sounds very nice with a deep bass, but they are not studio headsets. For editing you want headsets that gives you the 'true' sound.

[@norwaywithpal]

I see, Thanks for that input! Will look into getting some new ones

[@NeziswaMncayi]

This is so helpful as I prepare for Norway for 5 months😊.

[@norwaywithpal]

Glad to hear that!

[@872trucker]

So much wonderful succinct info in a video. I will be using all of it in two weeks for upcoming trip to Oslo. Thank You.

[@norwaywithpal]

Thanks for your kind comment!

[@susanwebber5557]

Hei Pål, This video had wonderful and with easy to understand information. Visually, it was beautiful, also. It was fun to watch.

[@norwaywithpal]

Really glad to hear that Sue! A lot of work goes into these episodes so nice with the good feedback :D

[@robertasousa9041]

Hei hei! Greetings from Brasil! Your vídeo will be super helpful for me soon when I'm on vacations in Oslo, thanks!!

[@norwaywithpal]

Hei hei! Glad to hear that :) enjoy Oslo!

[@flehy2747]

Hi! Your videos are very helpful, i am travelling to Oslo then Drammen by myself in a few weeks and i am nervous. Your videos give me a great insight into what to expect, Tusen Takk !!

[@norwaywithpal]

Hi! You are welcome :) Oslo - Drammen is an easy ride, you probably figured it out already, but you can see the schedule on www.vy.no

[@rmassano]

I'll be in Oslo betweem december 26 and 29 , tks a lot for the video.

[@norwaywithpal]

Enjoy! You are welcome 🙏

[@VLADGOM]

Great video. I will be in Oslo for a week in mid August. I cant wait !!!

[@norwaywithpal]

Cool! I hope you’ll have a great stay :)

[@atefxx7818]

Hi Pal What a coincidence !!😅 We met this morning on the ferry just one day after I watched your videos Thank you very much for your explanations, it was very useful this week from Bergen to Oslo Hope to come back again in this wonderful country

[@norwaywithpal]

Hi Atef, it was very nice meeting you! I hope you enjoyed your time in Oslo :) welcome back some day

[@jp61370]

Thanks Pål, For a very informative video as I’m hoping to visit Oslo in the near future.

[@norwaywithpal]

You welcome! I'm glad to know that you found it informative.

[@nakruf]

Hello Pal. Really informative video, I thank you for that. I will be in Oslo this weekend. Super stoked about it! The ferry tip is really useful and I will definitely take advantage of it :) I need to ask just one thing, which of the museums in your opinion is a must-see?

[@norwaywithpal]

The Fram Museum and the National Museum, depending a bit on your interests. Enjoy Oslo!

[@jackyyuen1939]

Hi Pål, your video is great and is a good guide which can help me to use public transport in Oslo. I'm going to visit the capital and some other cities in December.

[@norwaywithpal]

Thanks a lot :) I hope you’ll have a nice stay here

[@JupiterEarth]

Hei, Pål. Thanks for your video. It's very helpful. I'm traveling to Norway next week.

[@norwaywithpal]

Hi there glad to hear that! Enjoy Norway 🇳🇴

[@MrClopidogrel]

Thank you very much for your video and hello from Malaysia!

[@norwaywithpal]

You are welcome! Hi back from Norway :)

[@sabrinastraveladventures4263]

Thank you Pål! Great tips and vlog to understand how the city transports operate Sabrina🇫🇷🇬🇧

[@norwaywithpal]

Thanks Sabrina! 😃 I'm glad to hear you enjoyed it

[@allwillbeok.]

Very interesting. Thank you.

[@norwaywithpal]

You welcome :) Thanks for watching!

[@mikaljuhl2696]

Pål: Really enjoyed your video. My wife and I spent a week in Oslo in 2019 (just prior to the pandemic), and took a train to Bergen (and spent five days there as well). I viewed your videos for both locations, and it brought back some great memories of the amazing time we had while in Norway. I just came across your sailing videos by accident. I am rebuilding a Spidsgatter (Sagitta 30, Aage Utzon design) and plan to sail from Canada to Norway in 2025-26. Look forward to seeing more of your sailing adventures for tips to cruising in those waters. Great videos, and looking forward to more. Fair winds!

[@norwaywithpal]

Hi Mikal! Glad you enjoyed the video 👍 I love the looks of a Spidsgatter. The Sagitta seems like a very seaworthy vessel. I hope you’ll get in touch when you make it over here, I’d love to meet and hear about your cruise . More sailing videos will come btw. Working on one from last summer :)

[@vangelis3b]

En veldig vakkert utført video. Takk Pål! Hilsen fra Vangelis fra Hellas!

[@norwaywithpal]

Mange takk!! :)

[@camilleguisset879]

Thank you so much this was super useful!!

[@norwaywithpal]

Hei Camille, glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching

[@PakistaniEngr.]

Thanks Pal for sharing informative Video

[@norwaywithpal]

You are welcome! Thanks for watching

[@Gabiiche22]

Interessant å høre at t-bane komme kanskje fra T'en som var over banen. Jeg har alltid trodd og blitt sagt at det var for tunnelbane! 😁

[@norwaywithpal]

Jo det var nok litt av min egen teori, og mange vil si seg uenig i det ;)

[@AriHD]

I was like "why would I need to watch this" but wow! all those tips ... and I am really looking forward to the B1 Ferry! That route seems interesting :)

[@norwaywithpal]

Thanks for watching! Glad you found it helpful :)

[@AriHD]

@@norwaywithpal do you recommend the B1 cruise also in winter? I'll be there in like a week.

[@norwaywithpal]

Yes I do :)@@AriHD

[@carlesgranadosserra3101]

Very useful. I'll travel soon to Oslo!

[@norwaywithpal]

Great! Welcome to Oslo :)

[@Wait2254]

Muito bom o seu vídeo. Parabéns. Recife - Pernambuco - Brasil.

[@norwaywithpal]

Muito obrigado 🥰

[@teddyofparis]

Effective, charming informative! Great video, thanks a lot!

[@norwaywithpal]

Thanks a lot Michael!

[@terjenilsen8412]

Great video Pal. Very informative. Can't wait for more.

[@norwaywithpal]

Thanks Terje! Working on a few more episodes right now 😁

[@JT-qr8lt]

Great video! I have been to Oslo before but I’m attending a concert by Oslo philharmonic this Friday, good to know these options! Best regards from Edinburgh😊 PS: if you happen to read this - I have a bit time on sat morning wonder if it’s worth a trip to Vestkanttorvet? I like to visit flea antique markets in foreign cities. Thanks!

[@norwaywithpal]

Thank you! I hope you'll enjoy the concert. I think the Vestkanttorvet is well worth it if you are into flea antique markets :)

[@JT-qr8lt]

Many thanks!

[@robynpomeroy5792]

Thank you Pal for your informative videos! Your videos have helped the 3 of us with our travel plans for Oslo/Bergen/Flam which is happening in a few weeks time, very excited. Do you have any suggestions where we can securely store our larger luggage items in Oslo while we take our trip to Bergen/Flam for a few days?

[@norwaywithpal]

Hi you welcome! There is luggage storage at the Central Station in Oslo 👍

[@iwdbuckley]

Very helpful video! Answered all of my questions and more!

[@norwaywithpal]

Hi Ian, I'm glad to hear that. Thanks for watching

[@yutanarkavich]

Wow, your shots are amazing.

[@norwaywithpal]

Thanks a lot!

[@billnicesun3613]

Great video Pål ! Tusen takk !!

[@norwaywithpal]

Bare hyggelig :)

[@lulualvaradejo1411]

I like very much

[@blueside2836]

Great video, thank you Pål!

[@norwaywithpal]

Thank you for watching blueside!

[@sophiem.2228]

Great video - so helpful! Thank you very much 😊

[@norwaywithpal]

Thanks for watching!

[@louiselloyd1523]

Very impressive. our city Victoria, BC is much smaller but I wish we had such choice in transportation as Oslo. The larger city of Vancouver has some more choices for transportation but I don't think it is as good as Oslo's. And Oslo looks so clean.

[@norwaywithpal]

Hei Louise, thanks for watching the episode. I've heard Victoria is a beautiful place, and hope to visit some day. Oslo has gotten a pretty decent facelift during the last 20 years and is now more cleaner that its ever been, and the public transportation is pretty darn good :)

[@zain22022]

I hope you will make Travel Map for Bergen.Thanks pal.

[@norwaywithpal]

Yes I'm planning to do so!

[@johnhinds1579]

Tusen takk Pal- Hope I can remember all you covered for the next time I visit Oslo>

[@norwaywithpal]

Vær så god! I hope so John. Would love to see you back in Oslo some day

[@ladiiWD]

This is great. Thank you so much for sharing ❤

[@norwaywithpal]

You are welcome! :)

[@grooveman222]

Again, very helpful, thanks.

[@norwaywithpal]

Glad it was helpful!

[@oh2mp]

Very nice information. The public transportation system looks very similar like in Helsinki, Finland. I have been to Oslo only once. I was there with my motorhome, spent a night in Bogstad camping and then on the next day drove near to the center, parked there and only walked around. Unfortunately I didn't have more time to spend there that time.

[@norwaywithpal]

You welcome! I hope you'll make it back to Oslo some day. Your comment made me curious about testing out public transportation in Helsinki

[@oh2mp]

@@norwaywithpal welcome! One difference I noticed is that Helsinki has only one metro line that has two branches, and trains are used more for local traffic than in Oslo. I surely will come again some day. I have been driving around your country here and there between Mandal and Vardø and will do it more in the future :) By the way that "trikk" is a nice word. In Helsinki slang trams are called "spåra" which is pronounced so that "å" is short. That's of course "stolen" from Swedish.

[@norwaywithpal]

@@oh2mp aha, spåra, like a "track"? Fun to know. Nice to hear you've enjoyed driving around in Norway. So have I! :)

[@oh2mp]

@@norwaywithpal yeah as a tram is officially spårvagn in Swedish. Finnish does not use letter å at all, but in slang words like that it can appear :) My latest trip to Norway was in autumn 2021 when I drove to Vardø and Hamningberg. I like to visit extreme points.

[@norwaywithpal]

@@oh2mp wow you've been quite far north! Cool to know some Finnish slang

[@novitadwiyastinia.a8885]

I think you should put some information about how to use the ticket for the trams, busses and metro 😊 nice video btw

[@norwaywithpal]

You are completely right! I have to say I totally forgot about that. Well, if you have the ticket on your phone (in the app), you only show it if there is a control. A paper ticket needs to be validated onboard buses and trams, and when you enter into a metro station

[@kamilaokta]

Thanks for uploading this well-thought-out video! Will be visiting Oslo soon and this definitely helps me to understand more about the public transportation there. One question though: do you have to scan the bought tickets (from RuterApp) when getting onto the bus/tram/trains?

[@norwaywithpal]

You are welcome! Once you have the ticket activated in your app you do not need to scan or show it anywhere. (unless there is a control)

[@IAmNotSnowcat]

Fin video! Jeg skal til Oslo om 5 måneder og denne videoen hjalp veldig mye med planleggingen.

[@norwaywithpal]

Takk! Der var hyggelig å høre :)

[@josephfranklin7711]

Another great video!!! Thank you.

[@norwaywithpal]

Thanks Joseph! I really appreciate your comment :)

[@felix121984]

Oslo was a lot bigger than I imagined when I explored in 2008.

[@norwaywithpal]

Many say that. And it has grown with some new neighborhoods since then

[@kilipaki87oritahiti]

Well much bigger now and you probably won’t recognize anything especially down town. Just glad we still don’t have any tall rise or skyscrapers yet

[@choprarishabh]

Great video

[@nadiakhan6824]

Pal plz make a video about Ås my sister is coming next month there on student visa

[@koppadasao]

2:07 I didn't know the train to Bergen passed trough Eidsvoll...

[@norwaywithpal]

It doesn’t

[@koppadasao]

@@norwaywithpal I know…

[@lusianastanciu9325]

Useful tips, thank you! I have a citybreak planned in May, so excited 😁 What ferry route do you recomend for a tourist? I mean what is the most spectacular one? I am little bit confused which one should I choose. I would like to have some stops and hop on back on the next one as well.

[@norwaywithpal]

Great! I would recommend the B1 Øyene :)

[@norwaywithpal]

Hovedøya and Gressholmen are nice islands to stroll around on.

[@tjjones33]

this is a great video! You should do one about what to do/see with 36 hours in oslo

[@norwaywithpal]

Thanks! Yes I should, just need the time to make one. 😅

[@TransCanadaPhil]

I’m eating at that Harralds Vaffels right now as you recommended. ✌️😊

[@norwaywithpal]

Great! I hope you liked it

[@TransCanadaPhil]

Yes it was fantastic with the brown cheese and everything.

[@norwaywithpal]

@@TransCanadaPhil wonderful!

[@TransCanadaPhil]

I’ve been in Oslo for 4 days and tomorrow I pick up my rental car tomorrow morning at 9. I’m driving to Aurland with a stop at that Kistofos museum you mentioned. I have countryside hostel booked in the Aurland area, I think I’ve planned it with enough time so I won’t be rushed. Do you think so?

[@norwaywithpal]

@@TransCanadaPhil That sounds like the perfect day! Enjoy Kistefos and Aurland

[@tobiasbrizuela1312]

Very useful. Wondering if I need to validate the tickets before boarding the transport?

[@norwaywithpal]

All tickets need to be validated. You either buy it in the app and it validates automatically, or if you have a paper ticket you validate it by scanning it either before (metro) or onboard (bus ferry tram)

[@tobiasbrizuela1312]

@@norwaywithpal appreciate your help- Blessings.

[@annakozoriz]

Thank you sooooo much! Very useful info.

[@norwaywithpal]

Glad to hear that! Thanks for watching :)

[@TransCanadaPhil]

great video! I'm visiting for the first time at the end of May and this is very helpful! I'm from Winnipeg, Canada! I'm flying into Copenhagen first, staying for 4 days, then taking the overnight Ferry from Copenhagen to Oslo, staying in Oslo for 4 days, then renting a car and driving to Bergen (and maybe other places) for the next 4-5 days, then coming home. Is that a good plan? Any other suggestions? I've never been to Scandinavia before. I only have 2 weeks of Vacation (Yes Employers in Canada are just as bad as the ones in the US about giving Vacation days). I plan to record some of my driving in Norway like you see on my KZbin channel in Canada!. Cheers!

[@norwaywithpal]

Hi Phil, that sounds like a great plan! You could consider driving the E39 from Bergen to Ålesund. It’s a really nice road trip! Enjoy ☺️

[@Tuukkohakee]

Hi, I wonder what are the green busses seen along side the red ones? Great video of the system, greetings from Helsinki, Finland.

[@norwaywithpal]

Thanks! The green buses are regional buses that has their end/start station outside of Oslo. They are only relevant if you are traveling out of Oslo

[@futurecanadian]

do you have an opinion on the Oslo pass? I will be in Oslo for 3 days and I am the type of person that hops on and off the metro/tram/bus/ferry and will visit several museums on that pass. For the price of 895 NOK, i find in a bargain only because of the savings I would get for going to the museums on the pass versus buying individual tickets. Thanks on showing the bus number to the sculpture garden!

[@norwaywithpal]

Hey, if you ride a lot of public transport and visit 2-3 museums per day then it usually pays off. There are also many other discounts that you can find listed on their website. Enjoy!

[@kihestad]

Great video! Very comprehensive and well produced 👍

[@norwaywithpal]

Glad you liked it!

[@constantamirea1573]

Greetings from Romania and thank you for the very useful information,Pal! We can ride all the different means of public transportation, on the same ticket, includig the ferry from Aker Brygge? Thank you and all the best!

[@norwaywithpal]

Yes you can! Thanks for watching the episode:)

[@brucestambaugh]

Thanks, Pal!

[@norwaywithpal]

Vær så god! You welcome!

[@melrobins8521]

Fantastic video!!! perfect amount of detail without overwhelming the traveller 🎉 Is there a kiosk for tickets at the airport? Is it cheeper to buy a 7 day pass than 24hour....I'd be using it for 5 of the 7 days. (Recent reviews of Ruter app are not very positive 😮(

[@norwaywithpal]

Hi there! Thank you :) Ignore the reviews of Ruter and use the app, that is my recommendation. 7 day pass costs more than a 24 hour ticket yes, but it sounds like it is what you need. So if you are going to Oslo then buy a 7 day pass for zone 1. Going from the airport you can add the zones that you need for a small extra fee

[@MoussaFaddoul]

Thank you Pål. Very helpful. Would be nice to meet you when I'm in Oslo this coming May. If you're free and have time for coffee I'd come say hei :)

[@norwaywithpal]

Yes it would! Gonna become a dad in May though , but who knows :)