AUDIO TOURS · NORWAY AUDIO TOURS
The 15 best norway audio tours you can book right now, with the price one person pays, how long the audio runs and whether the entry ticket comes with it. Number one is first for a reason.
Cruise Oslofjord on a quiet electric boat, with island views, warm interiors, panoramic windows, and optional multilingual audio commentary.
“Great to see Oslo and surrounds from the water as night fell.”
Review of Molde’s Atlantic Ocean Road and Varden bus tour, with practical advice on views, stops, audio guide, meeting points, and value.
“Great guide and driver. tge guide was full of interesting and fun information. he deserves a raise!”
Review of Geiranger’s 80-minute bus tour, with Flydalsjuvet, Eagle Bend, Seven Sisters views, audio guide, price, and practical tips.
“Was ok. Good for bus ride to get great views! The audio didn't work however. At first stop bus dropped us off and left to turn around pick us up in different location, with no notice! People on our bus were a little panicked until we found where bus was. If you want bus ride this is good though.”
Explore Ålesund, Godøya, Alnes lighthouse, and Aksla viewpoint on a three-hour audio tour with island views and local history.
“De rit met de kleine touringbus was geweldig en we hebben een heerlijk genoten van de stops. De chauffeur was goed en hielp ook daar waar nodig. 's avonds op het schip zagen we de bezochte vuurtoren ook nog staan. Uitzichtpunt Alska was fantastisch.”
Explore Bergen’s Troll Museum with folklore, AR art, Norse mythology, audio guides, and hands-on exhibits for adults and children.
“Excellent experience in the Troll Museum. So much information definitely worth the money. We got there 1hr-1hr30 before it closed and we didn’t feel like we had enough time- especially for the games room. Great experience for adults and kids!! Highly recommend!”
Review of Åndalsnes’ 3-hour Trollstigen and Troll Wall bus tour, with hairpin roads, waterfalls, audio guide tips, pricing, and closure advice.
“Belle visite, étant donné que la route des Trolls était fermée, nous nous sommes arrêtés à une magnifique cascade.”
Review of the Molde and Atlantic Ocean Road audio tour, with fjord views, eight bridges, pickup advice, app tips, and honest value notes.
“We were sent a meeting place, and evidently it was changed, but we were not notified. Luckily, we left early and we were able to backtrack and catch the bus. Also, we were not told that the audio would be from an app from our phone and we did not have Earbuds with us nor was there Wi-Fi available on the bus. The driver was excellent and because of the confusion with many people, he tried to give us a little narrative on the way home. The scenery was very pretty.”
Review of the Norwegian Coastal Cities audio guide, covering Ålesund, Trondheim, Tromsø and more with flexible GPS walks for one year.
“alA good idea to get the feel of the town. Brief history and information. At times didn't cover some major attractions.”
Explore Bergen’s landmarks and lore on a flexible English audio walk covering statues, squares, wartime history, and the city center.
“It was easy to understand the guide, follow along on the map, and go at my own pace. User friendly app”
Review of Tromsø’s 30-minute self-guided audio walk, with Arctic history, key sights, offline maps, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“Wenig Inhalt, kurze Tour - hätten mehr Erwartet. Hätte man sich sparen können. Technik war ganz gut.”
Explore Trondheim’s Viking roots, royal palace, riverfront warehouses, fortress, and Nidaros Cathedral with this flexible audio walk.
“I was a bit concerned about a self-guided tour but it was really simple to use. It even got us back on track when we took a wrong turn. The tour helped us to learn about some of the best parts of Trondheim.”
Review of Oslo’s $9.99 self-guided audio tour, covering Aker Brygge, the Royal Palace, Karl Johan, and Østbanehallen.
“The best part was turning of your completely out of date information and just walking and reading the signs. Waste of time and money.”
Follow Oslo’s Akerselva from Vaterland Bridge to Hønse-Lovisa’s House with offline audio, street art, waterfalls, and local history.
“We ordered six audio recordings of the Akerselva River and successfully downloaded them before our trip. However, our experience quickly turned frustrating when we couldn't find the Akerselva River path for the audio tour. Despite walking arRead more”
Explore Stavanger’s old town, harbor, canning past, colorful streets, and oil story with a flexible GPS audio walking tour.
“Fantastic smartphone audio, easy to download and informatve when in Stavanger. Excellent self-aufio guide, easy to use with location settings on. Good information.”
Review of Stavanger’s self-guided audio walk, covering five city sights, app setup, price, pacing, value, and practical tips.
“I love audio tours and have done roughly a dozen on this trip. This one was fine but not great. Better track your location and direct you so you don't need to stare at the map. I purchased through viator but then could not get the link they sent Read more”
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