Oslo is a great place for a couple to go because it has beautiful scenery and lots of romantic things to do. If you and your partner are thinking about going to Oslo, here are some ideas for a romantic weekend.
Day 1:
Start your day off right with breakfast at Kaffebrenneriet, a charming café in the hipster haven of Grünerløkka. Relax with a cup of hot coffee and a pastry as you plan your day.
Visit the Vigeland Sculpture Park, a beautiful outdoor museum showcasing more than 200 sculptures by Gustav Vigeland, after breakfast. Take a romantic stroll in the park and marvel at the sculptures’ fine details together.
After you’ve had your fill of the sculptures, head up Ekeberg Hill for a bird’s-eye perspective of the city. There is also an outdoor art museum atop the hill, with pieces by Munch and Monet, among others.
Try Ekeberg Restauranten, a restaurant with a Michelin star that overlooks the sculpture park of the same name. Fresh, locally obtained ingredients are used in the restaurant’s takes on both classic Norwegian and contemporary European fare.
Day 2:
Begin your day at the Holmenkollen Ski Jump, a popular tourist destination that also hosts a number of prestigious international ski events. Take a tour of this interesting museum to learn about the history of skiing in Norway.
The next stop should be the Munch Museum, which features the world’s most extensive collection of Edward Munch’s paintings. The museum is housed in a stunning structure atop the Tøyen peninsula, with panoramic views of the city below.
Take a romantic cruise over the Oslo fjord in the afternoon. Taking a boat trip of the fjord is a fantastic opportunity to take in the area’s breathtaking scenery, which is filled with gorgeous islands and surrounded by beautiful landscapes.
The Norwegian Opera and Ballet is in the middle of town, making it a great choice for an evening out. The opera building is an architectural marvel and hosts a diverse schedule of shows.
Day 3:
On your last day in Oslo, try some local cuisine. To get started, head to the Mathallen food market and try dishes from all over the world.
Then, go through Frogner Park, which features more than 200 sculptures by Gustav Vigeland. The park is a terrific area to have a picnic and spend quality time with loved ones.
At night, take your special someone to the Grünerløkka district for a meal at Maaemo, a restaurant with three Michelin stars. On the tasting menu, there is a focus on using only the freshest, locally grown ingredients to make modern Norwegian food.
There are plenty of things to do on the weekend in Oslo, and the city itself is full of chances to fall in love. This stunning metropolis has plenty to offer everyone, whether they’re in the market for culture, cuisine, or exciting excursions into the great outdoors.
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