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Cheap Flights to Oslo from £66

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Oslo's main airport is Oslo Gardemoen International (OSL), located 30 miles north of Norway's small charming capital city. This modern airport is easily accessible by car and by well-run public transport.
Only return direct flights to Oslo with the lowest airfares are displayed.

Edinburgh to Oslo	from	£81
London Gatwick to Oslo	from	£66
Manchester to Oslo	from	£85

Weekend flights to Oslo start from only £66.

To compare more flight prices to Oslo, click on the monthly pages below, these show extra dates and fares.

Best Prices to Oslo by Month

February	from	£91
March	from	£66
April	from	£67

May	from	£66
June	from	£67
July	from	£91

If travelling from the north, check prices from Northern England - Oslo fr. £85

If you live in Scotland check fares from Scotland to Oslo from £91

Transfers from Oslo Gardermoen Airport (OSL), Norway

This airport lies about 30 miles distance north of Norway's capital city. It is well served by public transport and is easily accessible by car via the E6 motorway, exit Jessheim.
Taxis	Taxis are plentiful, a taxi booking desk is in Arrivals. Journey time to Oslo takes about half an hour, taxi fare costs from about £50-£70.
Bus	SAS Flybussen run to Oslo every 20 minutes from the airport, stops at the bus station, the SAS Radisson hotel and Helsfyr. The Bussexpress departs regularly to Oslo and Asker, Bærum, Kongsvinger, Ski and Gjøvik. Local buses run to many surrounding destinations.
Train	Frequent trains (the Flytoget) run straight from the airport to Asker, south of Oslo, and also stops at Oslo central station, journey time takes 19 minutes. A cheaper option is to take the slower stopping train, this takes 37 minutes to the city. Long distance trains on the Skien - Oslo - Lillehammer - Trondheim route also stop at Oslo Gardermoen airport.

Delights of Oslo

The Norwegian capital is a roomy city with wide streets and spacious parks.
Lakes, mountains, forests and the seaside are all on the city's doorstep.
Karl Johans gate - The main street is lined with classical buildings.
Royal Palace - 1840's Palace in parkland, daily changes of the guard.
Domkirken - Oslo's late 17th C. cathedral has fine stained glass and a delightful painted interior.
Stortinget - Imposing neo-Romanesque Norwegian parliament building.
National Gallery - The largest and best art collection in Norway.
Viking Ships Museum - Three magnificently preserved 9th C. Viking ships and their treasures.
Norwegian Folk Museum - Open air period farms and houses, furniture etc.
Kon-Tiki Museum - Celebrating the journeys of adventurer and explorer Thor Heyerdahl.
Munch Museum - Many works by Norway's most famous painter.
Oslofjord - Attractive wooded islands such as Hovedoya can be explored and accessed by ferry.

The list of destinations and routes can change daily, last updated on 10 February 2012 at 05:51.