Oslo's new waterfront in one line – about nine kilometres from the saunas of Sørenga, past the Opera roof and the fortress, to the marinas at Frognerkilen.
Easy – flat waterfront paths, accessible all day and night
Start
Sørenga (bus stop Sørenga), Bjørvika
Past
Sørenga's swimming jetties and saunas, The Opera House roof, Operastranda and Deichman Bjørvika, MUNCH and Sukkerbiten, SALT and Vippa at Vippetangen, Akershus Fortress, Rådhusplassen, the City Hall and the Nobel Peace Center, Aker Brygge and Tjuvholmen with the Astrup Fearnley Museum, Filipstadkaia, then Kongen Marina
Season
All year; Oslo kommune is building it as a continuous promenade 'open around the clock' with something on offer all year.
With children
Flat and pram-friendly; orange information towers mark the route. Hop on a city bike or e-scooter for the last stretch if legs tire (Visit Norway).
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