Cheap flights to Oslo

How long is the flight to Oslo?

If you’re looking for flights to Oslo, Norway, from New Zealand, then you’ll find a few options that include two or three stopovers. Depending on the origin airport that you fly from, flight times range from 29h 20min to a substantial 50h 25min. If you fly from Auckland Airport (AKL), the shorter flights tend to depart from this airport. On average, flights take around 29h 20min to 34h to Oslo Gardermoen Airport (OSL) or TORP Sandefjord Airport (TRF), which is around 67 miles south of Oslo. From Wellington Airport (WLG), most flights range from 33h 50min to 39h and 34h 15min to 40h from Christchurch Airport (CHC).

Are there nonstop flights to Oslo?

Unfortunately, nonstop flights to Oslo from New Zealand are not currently available; however, you have many options available that include two or three stopovers. Check out deals through Cheapflights where you can find various flights from origin airports like Auckland, Christchurch, and Wellington. For Oslo flight deals flying from Auckland, you have the quickest flight to Oslo Gardermoen Airport with a flight time of 29h 20min via Emirates Airlines. Stopovers take place in Kuala Lumpur Airport (KUL), for a total of 1h 35min, and in Dubai International Airport (DXB), for a total of 2h 55min. From Wellington Airport, you can fly to Oslo Gardermoen via Auckland (3h 25min), Kuala Lumpur (1h 35min) and Dubai (2h 55min) with a total flight duration of 33h 55min. If you’re flying from Christchurch Airport, you can catch a flight with Singapore Airlines via Singapore Airport (SIN) with a 6h 15min stopover, then another stopover in Amsterdam Schiphol Airport (AMS) for 2h 5min and finally connecting to Oslo Gardermoen Airport via KLM with a total flight time of 34h 15min.

How do you get from the airport to Oslo city centre?

The best way to get from Gardermoen Airport, Oslo, to the city centre is by taking the Airport Express Train called the Flytoget, which can take you to the city centre in 20min and costs around NOK 204 (NZ$ 33.25). Alternatively, you can take the VY Regional Train, which is cheaper but takes longer to get to the city—a ticket costs around NOK 110 (NZ$ 18) with a transit time of around 35min. You can also grab an Airport Express Bus, which costs about NOK 199 (NZ$ 32.50) and takes around 1h to get to the city. Finally, you could order a taxi at the airport, but this will set you back around NOK 800 (NZ$ 130) for the 35min drive journey.

What are some things to do in Oslo?

There’s plenty of great things to do in Oslo, such as visiting the many museums that the city has to offer. Norway is famous for its Viking history and culture, so visiting the Viking Ship Museum is a must. Well-known artist Edvard Munch’s work is displayed in the Munch Museum. You can also visit the museums in the Akershus Fortress. Finally, there’s the wonderful Vigeland Sculpture Park as well as the Royal Palace, which is well worth the tour.

Do I need a passport or visa to fly to Oslo?

If you’re travelling from New Zealand to Oslo, Norway, then you must provide a valid passport at the customs check. For New Zealand citizens, you can travel freely in Norway for 90 days without having to apply for a visa.