Flights to Oslo with Air France

Oslo is great way to discover more about Norway, with many events and interesting attractions

Oslo is the capital city in the South of the fascinating country of Norway, and has around one and a half million inhabitants in its wider urban area. It is an industrial and economic centre of the country and the region.

Oslo has a typical Scandinavian climate, with warm summers and cold winters, though Oslo is warmer than many Scandinavian cities due to its closeness to the sea. Because it has a high latitude, there are very long days during the summer and very short days during the winter.

There are flights from Singapore Changi Airport to Oslo several times a week. To make the most of your journey you will be given a pillow and blanket. If you wish to relax and sleep during your flight, earplugs and eye masks are available if required. There are magazines available, as well as a personal video screen showing films, music and games if you wish. There are more benefits if you choose business class for your flight. There is a selection of high quality meals available for your journey. You can book online to buy your airplane ticket. Then it is possible to change your booking,reserve options such as your preferred seat and cabin size. Online check-in is also available from up to 30 hours before the departure of your flight. You can earn Miles if you join the Flying Blue program, a loyalty program that means each flight will count towards hotel bookings or other flights. Check out the latest offers from Air France for flying to Oslo.

There are a wide number of festivals to enjoy in the city during the year. The Oslo Jazz Festival every August showcases the best of Jazz, and the Oya Rock festival attracts many every year. There is also an Oslo International Church Music Festival and the Oslo Chamber Music Festival.

Oslo: learn about the Viking history of Norway and the Nobel Prize

There are many activities to enjoy in Oslo during your holiday. Notable parks in the city are Frogner Park, near the city centre, which features sculptures by the Norwegian Sculptor, Gustav Vigeland. Bygdoy is a green area near the sea, that also houses several museums, such as the Kon-Tiki Museum, the Norwegian Museum of Cultural History, which has artefacts from Norwegian culture and history including Viking times, as well as an open air aspect in the museum. There is also the Viking Ship Museum, which has archaeological finds including large Viking ships. St Hanshaugen Park is a pleasant green space that is also used for outdoor concerts throughout the year.

The Munch Museum displays the famous painting 'The Scream' as well as other works by the artist, which is a must-see during your stay. The Ekebergparken Sculpture Park features work by Norwegian artists and known artists such as Salvador Dali. The Nobel Peace Centre has an exhibition about the winners of the Nobel Peace Prize, which is announced every year from the building.

You can travel around Oslo using the Metro system, the tramway and the rail system, as well as an extensive bus network.