Getting to Norway:

Flying to Oslo

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Many couples begin their Norwegian wedding or elopement journey in Oslo, the vibrant capital. Oslo Airport, Gardermoen (OSL), offers excellent international connections, making it a convenient starting point for your adventure. From Oslo, you can easily travel throughout Norway, exploring stunning landscapes and charming cities.

Interior view of Oslo Airport, Gardermoen Station, with travelers and luggage

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Direct Flights:

Oslo Airport has direct flights from numerous international destinations, including major cities in:

  • Europe: London, Paris, Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Copenhagen, Stockholm, and many more.

  • North America: New York, Chicago, Los Angeles

  • Asia: Bangkok, Dubai, Doha

Airlines offering direct flights to Oslo:

Airplanes at an airport with SAS tails and a Norwegian Air plane taking off.

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Indirect Flights:

Popular connecting airports:

Wide view of an airport terminal with planes parked on the tarmac, connected to gates. Glass and steel architecture dominates the design, with service vehicles nearby. A control tower is visible in the background under a cloudy sky.

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Tips for Booking Flights to Oslo:

  • Book in advance: Flights to Bergen can be more expensive during peak season (summer), so booking in advance is recommended.

  • Be flexible with your dates: Traveling mid-week or during the shoulder seasons (spring/autumn) can often save you money.

  • Use flight comparison websites: Compare prices from different airlines and agencies to find the best deals.

  • Consider flying to Oslo: Oslo Airport (OSL) has more international connections. You can then take a domestic flight or train to Bergen.

  • Check baggage allowances: Be aware of baggage restrictions and fees before you book.

  • Check out this guide on travelling to and from Oslo’s airports.