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Getting around Oslo

Updated October 2026Sources
UberBest app

How to get around Oslo

Ruter's metro, trams, buses and ferries share one ticket system; use the Ruter app. The center is compact and walkable, and the metro reaches forests and ski slopes.

Ways to get around Oslo

Walkable center
OptionFareGood to know
T-bane (metro) and tramsAbout 40–50 NOK single (1 h)Ruter app or tap-in; tickets are time-based
Buses and Nesodden ferrySame Ruter ticketFerries to the Oslofjord islands are included in zone tickets
City bikesAbout 50–100 NOK per dayBike lanes in the center; hilly in places

Ride-hailing apps in Oslo

A 5 km ride costs about kr150–250 ($16–26).

AppNotes
UberBooks licensed taxis; surge pricing at peak times
BoltOften cheaper; supply varies late at night

Arriving in Oslo

Oslo Airport (Gardermoen) (OSL)

Flytoget express train to Oslo S in 20 min, about 200 NOK; Vy regional trains cost less, about 110–125 NOK; taxi 800–1,200 NOK.

Driving and onward travel

Quick answers

Is there Uber in Oslo?

Yes. Apps that work here: Uber, Bolt.

What's the best way to get around Oslo?

Ruter's metro, trams, buses and ferries share one ticket system; use the Ruter app. The center is compact and walkable, and the metro reaches forests and ski slopes.

How do I get from the airport to Oslo?

Flytoget express train to Oslo S in 20 min, about 200 NOK; Vy regional trains cost less, about 110–125 NOK; taxi 800–1,200 NOK.

Is Oslo walkable?

Walkable center.

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Sources

Fares are typical 2026 prices; check the operator for today's fares. Compiled and reviewed by SoloSquare. How we compile and score this. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.