Pre-booked taxi from Gardermoen: Fixed rate from NOK 759 with OsloTaxi. Booking: Call +47 22 38 80 90 or book online.

If you haven’t pre-booked a taxi at Gardermoen, always ask for the price before your ride. A random taxi from the airport to the city can cost over NOK 2,000.

Unfortunately, there is no street parking available in the area, so parking garages are the only option. Both the Nationaltheatret P-hus (Munkedamsveien 3B) and the Konserthuset P-hus (Munkedamsveien 20) are close by. The former is open from 6 AM to midnight, while the Konserthuset garage is open 24/7 and offers both indoor and outdoor parking, as well as charging stations.

We recommend taking the Airport Express Train (Flytoget) – the most efficient option. Travel time is about 25 minutes. Adult ticket price: NOK 252.

Hotel Christiania Teater is just a 2-minute walk from Nationaltheatret Station.
(Remember to get off here – not at Oslo Central Station – or you’ll have a much longer walk back to the hotel.)

Wherever you’re headed in the city, Hotel Christiania Teater is the perfect starting point. Subway, tram, and bus connections are just a 2-minute walk away via Nationaltheatret station. Download the Ruter app to plan your trip and purchase tickets for public transportation.

City bikes are located right outside the hotel – perfect for spontaneous and eco-friendly city rides. With the Oslo Bysykkel app, you can find available bikes in real time, and the first hour is included in the price. A simple and smart way to explore Oslo at your own pace.

Ready for a fjord adventure? Ferries from Aker Brygge are just a 7-minute walk away. From here, Ruter boats can take you to Bygdøy, Hovedøya, Lindøya, Nakholmen, Gressholmen, and Langøyene – or to Nesoddtangen, Lysaker, and Slemmestad with daily departures during the summer.

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The Munch Museum holds Norway’s largest collection of works by Edvard Munch, including the iconic painting “The Scream.” The museum also features exciting temporary exhibitions and a varied art and culture program. A perfect destination for anyone wanting to experience Norwegian art history up close.

Photo: VisitOSLO/Didrick Stenersen

Norway’s largest art museum, housing everything from classical paintings to modern art – all under one roof. Experience everything from Edvard Munch to contemporary artists, along with captivating temporary exhibitions. Located just a 5-minute walk from the hotel, it’s a must-see for art lovers.

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On the waterfront at Tjuvholmen, just a short stroll from Hotel Christiania Teater, you’ll find the Astrup Fearnley Museum – one of Scandinavia’s leading contemporary art museums. Here, you’ll discover works by both Norwegian and international stars, all housed in a building that’s a work of art in itself.

Photo: VisitOSLO/Didrick Stenersen

Get the true Oslo feeling with a steaming sauna and a refreshing dip in the fjord – year-round! Oslo Badstuforening offers floating saunas in several locations including Sukkerbiten, Aker Brygge, and Langkaia – all within easy reach of the hotel.

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Just behind the hotel lies Akershus Fortress – a medieval castle with panoramic views of the fjord and a deep dive into Oslo’s dramatic past. Explore the historic grounds, visit the museums, or enjoy a quiet moment in the green surroundings where history is close at hand.

Photo: VisitOSLO/Didrick Stenersen

The Oslo Opera House is an architectural icon and cultural powerhouse – stunning both inside and out. Experience world-class opera, ballet, and concerts, or simply enjoy the view from its famous sloped roof.

Photo: VisitOSLO/Didrick Stenersen

One of Oslo’s most iconic and photo-friendly gems. Vigeland Park is the world’s largest sculpture park created by a single artist: Gustav Vigeland, and features over 200 fascinating granite and bronze sculptures. Rent a city bike right outside the hotel and take a scenic ride through Frogner to reach the park.

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Oslo’s most vibrant neighborhood is packed with cool cafés, vintage shops, and lively parks. Street art, food markets, and buzzing nightlife await – all just a short tram or pleasant bike ride from the hotel. Perfect for those looking to explore the city’s creative soul!

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Every August, Tøyen Park comes alive with music, energy, and visitors from all over the country. Øyafestivalen is one of Norway’s biggest music festivals, known for its eco-conscious approach and impressive lineup. This year, the festival takes place from August 6–9 – perfect timing for a city break with rhythm.

Photo: VisitOSLO/Tord Baklund