• Nobel Peace Center - The guide warmly welcomes the group outside the Nobel Peace Centre and then leads them to the waterfront. Here, they enter a historic tavern where the walls once resonated with the plans of polar legends like Roald Amundsen and Fridtjof Nansen. Surrounded by maritime artifacts, they enjoy a small serving of akevitt—Norway’s herb-infused national spirit—and discover how it powered numerous Arctic expeditions.
• Karl Johans gate - A leisurely stroll takes them through the civic heart of Oslo to a beloved local pub cherished by generations. They settle in for a traditional Skagen sandwich (an open-faced sandwich) made with seasonal Norwegian ingredients; if seafood isn’t preferred, the guide will arrange an equally delightful alternative. The meal is complemented by a typical Norwegian draught beer.
• Roor - The journey concludes at Oslo’s premier craft-beer bar, celebrated for supporting small Norwegian breweries. Here, they embark on a tasting of four to five expertly selected beers—from crisp lagers to hop-forward IPAs—while the resident beer expert explains each brew’s origin, style, and flavor profile.

• Snacks
• Dinner
• Tea and coffee
• 5 beer samples
• 2 akevitt samples

• Gratuities

The Oslo Beer and Culture Walk offers a delightful mix of history, flavor, and local culture, starting with a traditional Norwegian dinner:

• Savor a delicious meal at one of Oslo’s oldest dining establishments — with options of fish, meat, or lighter fare, complemented by Ringnes Pilsner or Frydenlund IPA.

• Explore a historic tavern rich in polar exploration history — amidst maritime artifacts, enjoy two unique aquavits while listening to stories of Amundsen, Nansen, and Arctic expeditions.

• Experience Scandinavia’s largest craft beer bar — featuring over 65 taps, where you’ll enjoy a comprehensive tasting flight of Norwegian beers, led by your host and a local beer expert.

As you move between locations, take in a cultural walk through Oslo’s narrative — from Viking history and polar explorers to the revitalization of Aker Brygge and the emergence of modern beer culture.

• Norwegian licensing laws require every participant to be at least 20 years old and able to present a valid ID on request.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.