Flights to Oslo

A total of 11 airlines fly to Oslo, which means you have an impressive variety of options to choose from. Experienced travelers often recommend:

• SAS
• Norwegian Air Shuttle
• Wideroe

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Home to two airports, you've got options when jetting into Oslo. Think about where you'll be staying and spending a lot of your time, as this may help you settle on which flights you book. Oslo Airport (OSL-Gardermoen) is 22 miles from all the action downtown, while Sandefjord Airport (TRF-Torp) is about 53 miles away.

Oslo is a diverse city with almost endless things to do and places to see. And to experience them all you'll need somewhere comfortable to lay your head. You'll find 445 properties to select from in Norway's thriving capital.

It's not every day you go on vacation, so why not treat yourself to a little luxury? The Comfort Hotel Grand Central and the Clarion Hotel The Hub are a few of the top upmarket properties available in the area. That said, you wouldn't go on vacation to stay in your room all week. If you're searching for a cheaper option, try the Saga Poshtel Oslo Central or the Perminalen Hotel.

If you've never been to Oslo Opera House before, don't put it off any longer! Make the most of your stay and reserve a place to sleep within strolling distance. The Luxurious Apartment by Oslo Central / Opera With Amazing View and the BJØRVIKA APARTMENTS, Opera Area, Oslo city center are some recommended options.

Your journey to Oslo starts as soon as you've finished all the security checks. We've compiled a list of helpful tips and hints to make sure you get through quickly:

• Be sure you know the whereabouts of your passport and boarding pass. You don't want to hold up the queue when you're asked to present them.
• It's useful to know that metal belt buckles can set off the body scanner's alarms. If you're wearing one, you may be asked to take it off before proceeding.
• Ensure your laptop, phone and other electronic devices are easy to reach. These items need to be put through the X-ray machine in separate tubs.
• Face cream, toothpaste and other toiletry items in liquid, gel or cream form need to be stored in containers no larger than 3.4 ounces (100 milliliters). They must also fit in a 1-quart (1-liter) clear zip-lock bag.
• Airport security personnel will likely tell you to remove your shoes for the body scanner. Wear a pair that you can take off easily. There's nothing more annoying than having to do your laces up over and over again.
• The list of prohibited items is forever updating. Have a look at your airline's official website for what is not allowed on board their aircraft.