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Discover 64 Bus tours in Jevnaker on Trip.com, updated October 19, 2026, with experiences lasting from 1 to 17 hours. Find the perfect adventure for your day!

From SAR 26.95 per person, with an average total of SAR 2,334.50. Choose the option that suits your plan.

With 956 verified reviews, Bus tours Jevnaker boast an average rating of 3.8.

This week's most popular Bus tours: "Guided Sightseeing Cruise on Oslofjord by Premium Silent Boat", with 367 reviews and a 4.8 rating.

Now on Trip.com: "Oslo: 1-day private charter tour (The Vigeland Park + The Royal Palace changing of the guard)", a 9-hour adventure in Jevnaker!

The next available day tour departs on October 20, 2026. Book now to secure your spot!

Jevnaker Bus tours usually take about 9 hours — perfect for a relaxed, immersive experience!

80% of Jevnaker Bus tours now offer English-speaking guides

October is the perfect time to visit Jevnaker! Choose from 64 available day tours, including seasonal favorites like Guided Sightseeing Cruise on Oslofjord by Premium Silent Boat.

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Reviews: Oslo: City Center Walking Tour
Guest User2026-09-21
Jessie was a great guide! We loved her sense of humor, her love of Oslo, and her knowledge of the city!
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Guest User2026-02-02
Excellent museum, which provides so much history about polar expeditions.From the very first expeditions right through the years of all the 1900s, from so many different explorers.The depth of history in the museum tells the story of all the failed and successful expeditions, what they were doing, why they did it, and how clever they were for their time, and all about the equipment that they used,all the testing that was carried out over years and the tough times endured and all the harsh winters. There is even a piece on the dogs themselves, which were vital. You can also walk on board the ship, which is excellent, as normally you are not allowed to walk on displays.There is two parts to the museum, with the Fram ship being central. I would recommend giving about three to four hours in this museum minimum. There's so much to read and it's very informative. We both enjoyed it very much. There's also a small cafe where you can get tea, coffee, muffin, sandwich, just things small, some chocolate. But I would be careful as it looked like it did close earlier than the museum closed, so you might get caught out.There is a bus stop right outside the museum so it is well connected. Definitely worth a visit when in Oslo.We were very impressed.