Oslo Pass - Official City Card

VisitOSLO

About this app

With this free Oslo Pass-app you can buy the official city card of Oslo. It offers free entry to more than 30 museums and attractions, free travel on all public transport in the city, discounts on sightseeing and special offers at restaurants and leisure activities.

Key features:

• The Oslo Pass is available for 24, 48 or 72 hours. Reduced rated for children and seniors
• English language
• Map function of Oslo, showing all the offers
• Works both offline or online (updates and sharing must be done online)
• Buy one or multiple Oslo Passes in one purchase, and activate them on the same device
• Buy the Oslo Pass in advance if you want, and activate it when you arrive in Oslo (must be activated within one year after purchase)
• Can be purchased with an international credit card in the app

Combine the Oslo Pass-app with visiting our website visitoslo.com, which is a complete guide to Oslo and includes updated information about top attractions, sightseeing, restaurants, shopping, events, transport, hotels and the day-to-day event listings with concerts, festivals, theatre, tours, sporting events, exhibitions, markets, children’s events and more.

Enjoy Oslo!
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Ratings and reviews

it's a shame, because the pass itself is useful, but the app has a tendency to just stop loading without warning, and: - if this happens on public transport there's no way to prove it's activated, so you'll be fined - if you send a report your pass (+ stay in oslo) will expire before they get back to you, so you lose that time - and if you uninstall and clear cache the app loads but you can't restore the pass other than a redeem button that says connection is broken even when on fast wifi

English language version. No payment issues. It doesn't handle multiple Oslo Cards well - it would be better if it had one barcode for 2 adults and 2 children rather than 4 barcodes, taking a few clicks to get between them. Could be improved by showing opening times, and having a 'get me there' button to show transport options from your current location. But overall it works fine and saved us a load of money.

Pretty good. A couple of minor things I'd add based on what other similar apps have, though. Favoriting things would be nice, since it means you can look at only the things you're interested in. It would also be good to list the hours of each attraction, for obvious reasons. Transit maps might also be useful, though people are usually relying on Google maps anyway, so it's not a big deal. At any rate, I enjoyed my time in Oslo. I just wish I'd had time to see more!

What’s new

Improved error message handling.