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Popular flight routes to Oslo

London
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Manchester
Flights from Manchesterto Oslo
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Edinburgh
Flights from Edinburghto Oslo
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Birmingham
Flights from Birminghamto Oslo
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Dublin
Flights from Dublinto Oslo
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Bristol
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How long is the flight to Oslo?

If you’re planning to fly to Oslo, we at eDreams have analysed the most popular routes to help you plan your journey. From Manchester, the flight takes approximately 2h 4m; from London, around 2h 9m; and from Edinburgh, about 2h 13m.
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How much does a flight to Oslo cost?

At eDreams you can find flights from London to Oslo starting from £12, with an average price of £48. If you depart from other cities such as Manchester, you can find tickets from £17, and from Edinburgh starting from £50, according to data from the last 72 hours.
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Flights to Oslo

Flight tickets to Oslo take you to one of two airports: Oslo Airport or Sandefjord Airport, Torp. Direct flights operate from London, Manchester and Edinburgh. Airlines on these routes include British Airways, Scandinavian Airlines, Norwegian Air Shuttle, TUI Airways, easyJet and Ryanair.

Recent bookings on eDreams put the lowest fare to Oslo at £11; the fare you see will depend on the dates you choose.

When to visit Oslo

Oslo is snowy and dark in December and January, and bright and mild in July and August. The warmest period attracts the largest crowds to the waterfront. Sub-zero temperatures are common from November through March, and snow cover often lasts for several months. Rainfall is heaviest from late summer into autumn.

Airports serving Oslo

When looking at Oslo airport options, travelers typically choose between two main gateways. Oslo Airport (OSL), also known as Gardermoen, serves as the primary international hub for Norway, handling the vast majority of long-haul and scheduled flights to the region. It is the most convenient choice for those heading directly to the capital.

Sandefjord Airport (TRF), often referred to as Torp, functions as a secondary field primarily serving low-cost carriers and regional European routes. While it is further from the city, it provides a useful alternative for budget-conscious travelers or those visiting the southern coastal towns of Vestfold.

Oslo Airport (OSL)
Top Carriers
Some of the top carriers to this international airport are Norwegian Air Shuttle , Scandinavian Airlines , which has been recognized as one of the Top 15 airlines in the world, according to eDreams Best Airlines study 2016, and Thomas Cook Airlines.
Location
The airport is at distance of about 48 km from the Oslo city centre.
Transportation
An extensive network of trains, buses and taxis will connect you to the city or to any part of the city. Car rental offices in the airport will help you check out your car. All transportation facilities are available from the arrival terminal itself.
Sandefjord Airport (TRF)
Top Carriers
Some of the national international carriers to this airport are: Norwegian Air Shuttle, Ryanair and Wizz Air.
Location
This airport is on the city outskirts and is 110 km away from the city centre.
Transportation
There are various transport options from this airport to the city centre or to other parts of the city. Buses trains and taxis are available from outside the arrival terminals. Use the airport shuttle to get to the train station. There are also car rental offices in the arrival area of the airport.

What to see in Oslo

Oslo sits where the fjord meets the forested hills, and the 212 sculptures of Vigeland Park are a good first walk.

  • See the iconic ‘The Scream’ at the National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design.
  • Explore the Akershus Castle and Fortress, which has defended the city for over 700 years.
  • Visit the Kon-Tiki Museum to see the original vessels used by adventurer Thor Heyerdahl.
  • Walk the scenic trails surrounding Sognsvann Lake on the edge of the city.
  • Attend a world-class performance at the Norwegian National Opera and Ballet.
  • Take a hop-on hop-off boat tour to explore the diverse islands within the Oslo Fjord.
  • Enjoy the thrill rides at Tusen Fryd, Norway's largest amusement park.
  • Discover Viking history at the Historical Museum.

Places to visit near Oslo

Flying to Oslo offers the fastest and most convenient way to reach these nearby destinations:

  • Drammen
  • Lillestrøm
  • Jessheim
  • Ski
  • Asker
  • Kongsberg
  • Hønefoss
  • Moss
  • Fredrikstad
  • Sarpsborg
  • Tønsberg
  • Larvik

FAQs about flights to Oslo

What’s the best way to search for cheap flights to Oslo on eDreams UK?
At eDreams UK you can find cheap flights from £11 to Oslo. Our platform utilizes advanced technologies, including machine learning and real-time user search data, to offer a variety of options. This ensures you can pick the flights that best fit your preferences and schedule for your trip to Oslo.
When is the best season to fly to Oslo?
According to our customers' flight searches, the ideal time to travel to Oslo is March.
The next optimal month for flying to Oslo is April.
Finally, June is the third most popular choice for visiting Oslo.
However, if you’re looking for a less crowded experience, we can mention that December is the month with the lowest demand for flights to Oslo, meaning there is less tourism during this time. This allows you to enjoy a more peaceful experience while exploring the destination.
Which airlines offer the cheapest flights to Oslo?

After reviewing the prices for our customers’ bookings from the UK to Oslo, the cheapest flight options you have are:

  • The average cost of a one-way ticket with Ryanair UK is £73.20 . For a flight from Manchester to Oslo is £71.15, while it costs £74.53 if you depart fromLondon.
  • The airline Easyjet offers one-way tickets at an average cost of £107.19. This figure is based on the average flight prices from Manchester to Oslo, which is approximately £106.69, and from Edinburgh,where the average price is £179.00.
  • TUI Airways: On average, a one-way ticket costs £127.98. The flight from Manchester to Oslo has an average cost of £127.98, while a ticket from Manchester is approximately £145.45.
Which airlines operate flights to Oslo?

Here are some airlines that provide direct flights from the UK to Oslo:

  • Norwegian Air Shuttle offers flights originating from London, Manchester and Manchester.
  • Ryanair UK also offers numerous flights, including several departing from Edinburgh, London and from Manchester.
  • Scandinavian Airlines provides flights from London, Manchester and also from Dublin.

The airlines providing flights to Oslo with layovers are:

  • Lufthansa, which serves flights from Leeds Bradford, Bristol or Edinburgh.
  • Turkish Airlines, that operates flights from Birmingham and London, as well as from Glasgow.
  • Emirates, which offers flights from London, Dublin and also Calgary.
How many airports are there in Oslo and which is the main one?
Oslo has 2 airport(s). Oslo Airport operates domestic and international flights to 75 cities. Some of the most popular destinations are London, Manchester and Barcelona.
What is the typical weather like in Oslo?
For those seeking warm weather, the ideal time to visit Oslo is in July, June and August. During these months, temperatures typically soar to an average of 21º, and you'll find that March, April and May are the sunniest months, with an average of 18 hours of sunshine. Conversely, if you favor cooler weather, consider planning your trip to Oslo in January, February or December. During this period, you can expect an average temperature of -6º. For travelers indifferent to temperature but keen to steer clear of rain, it’s wise to avoid visiting during September, August and October, when the average precipitation in Oslo reaches 88mm. Instead, consider the drier months of February, April and March, which feature significantly lower rainfall, averaging only 41mm.

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