Hotel and travel

Oslo, the capital of Norway, is known for its beautiful nature, rich culture, and exciting events. In 2026, the city will host the Nordic Masters, a major championship that attracts participants and spectators from all over the Nordic region. Whether you are an athlete, a supporter, or simply curious about what Oslo has to offer, this travel guide is designed to help you make the most of your stay during the Nordic Masters.

Oslo's waterfront showcasing modern architecture and beautiful scenery

What is Nordic Masters?

Nordic Masters Championship is a prestigious competition that brings together the best master athletes from the Nordic countries. The event includes all diciplines in athletics and offers a great opportunity for both participants and spectators to experience the excitement of competition and community. In 2026, Oslo will host this event, filling the city with energy and enthusiasm.

How to get to Oslo

By plane Oslo Airport Gardermoen (OSL) is the largest airport in Norway and has connections to many international destinations. It’s easy to get from the airport to downtown Oslo by train, bus, or taxi. The train takes about 20 minutes and departs frequently.

By train and bus Norway has a well-developed rail and bus network. If you’re traveling from other cities in Norway, you can easily reach Oslo by train or bus. NSB (Norwegian State Railways) offers regular departures from most major cities.

By car If you prefer to drive, you can rent a car. Oslo is easily accessible via several highways, and there are plenty of parking options in the city center. Keep in mind that there may be tolls in Oslo, so be prepared for that.

Accommodation in Oslo

When visiting Oslo for Nordic Masters, it's important to find a suitable place to stay.

Hotels

Nordic Masters 2026 is proud to offer hotel accommodation with good discounts to all participants. Strawberry hotels are our partner and here you can choose between several hotels that all have central and good locations right in Oslo with short distance to Bislett stadium.

Discount code: Nordisk Masters

Go to www.strawberry.no search for Oslo and choose date and numbers of visitors. Discount is available for dates 2-6 July

Insert  "Nordisk Masters" under booking code and search.

There will be a list of available hotels and prices. Note that you have to choose booking code to get the 15% discount on the choosen hotel.

Choose your preferred hotel and room type and fill inn contact information and credit card details as a guarantee.

Confirmation will be sent to the registred email and you can cancel your reservatioin until 16.00 on the day of arrival.

Hotel included in the special price

The Thief -Tjuvholmen, city centre west

Sommerro - Solli Plass,city centre west

Quality Hotel Hasle Linie - Hasle,10 min. from city centre

Comfort Hotel Børsparken - city centre and close to Oslo train station

Home Hotel Gabelshus - Frogner, city centre west

Clarion Hotel Oslo - Bjørvika, city centre and close to Oslo train station

What to do in Oslo

Oslo has plenty to offer, both before and after the Nordic Masters. Here are some activities and attractions you shouldn’t miss:

Visit the museumsOslo is home to many fascinating museums. Some of the most popular include:

• Vigeland Park: A unique sculpture park featuring over 200 sculptures created by Gustav Vigeland.

• The Munch Museum: Dedicated to the famous artist Edvard Munch, showcasing many of his most well-known works.

• The Norwegian Museum of Cultural History: An open-air museum that illustrates Norwegian cultural history with buildings from different time periods.

Explore natureOslo is surrounded by beautiful natural landscapes. You can visit:

• The Oslofjord: Enjoy a boat trip or rent a kayak to explore the fjord.

• Nordmarka: A vast forest area perfect for hiking, cycling, and skiing in winter.

Taste local food Oslo offers a wide range of restaurants. Try some traditional Norwegian dishes such as:

• Raspeballer: Potato dumplings served with meat and gravy.

• Lapskaus: A traditional Norwegian stew.

• Kjøttkaker: Norwegian meatballs served with potatoes and brown sauce.

Getting around OsloOslo has an efficient public transport system that makes it easy to get around the city. Here are some options:

• Metro (T-bane): One of the most popular ways to travel in Oslo, with several lines covering both the city and its suburbs.

• Tram: Another convenient way to get around, reaching many of Oslo’s main attractions.

• Bus: Reliable and covering areas not served by the metro or tram.

• Bicycle: Oslo has several bike paths, and you can rent bikes to explore the city in an eco-friendly way.