Car rental in
Oslo

We offer attractive rates on a diverse array of up-to-date rental cars from leading brand manufacturers. There are comfortable compact cars and sedans for city trips, and station wagons and SUVs which give you more leg and luggage room. We even have passenger vans, like the Mercedes Sprinter, that can seat up to 16. You can tailor your rental and give yourself an optimal experience with our deals on useful add-ons. Child seats, additional drivers, GPS and more can be included while booking. Below are some of our optional extras:

• Windscreen Coverage
• Personal accident protection
• Bluetooth (hands free phone)
• Ski Box and Ski rack

Driving into Oslo means you will encounter its so-called electronic ring, unmanned tollbooths. Either arrange your AutoPass Vistors' Payment in advance or drive though and receive a bill later. When heading to or from the city you can use the main motorways such as the E6 and E18 or look into the many car ferries. You can make use of the city's three main beltways to travel to destinations in Oslo.

Although Oslo is quite small having a map to help you navigate driving in the city is recommended. This way you can plan ahead to avoid one-way streets and figure out where you will be able to exit the expressway as there are limited options. Parking in Oslo can be rather expensive and often times parking spots have a one-hour limit. Buying an Oslo Pass allows you to park for a reduced fee in the city-run P-lots and for free in city-run street spaces.

Oslo, the capital of Norway, is known for its natural beauty and as being a cosmopolitan city. It is one of the only cities where you can quickly go from shopping and dining to the forest or a lake. Besides its modern cultural offerings you can make use of your car rental to visit historical attractions as well. A drive to Bygdoy gives you the chance to see the impressive Viking Ships Museum, the open-air Norwegian Museum of Cultural History, and The Fram Museum which honors Artic exploration. You also have the opportunity to view Edvard Munch's famous painting "The Scream" at the Munch Museum.

Take a ride to nearby Høvikodden and have a look at the largest collection of international art in Norway. You can view works from the collection, which includes famous artists such as Picasso, Matisse and Miró, and enjoy temporary exhibitions as well. Make sure to take a walk in the sculpture park to enjoy the surrounding landscape too.

Distance to Henie Onstad Kunstsenter

• From Oslo Sogn/Ullevål via E18: 8.8 miles, about 17 minutes
• From Oslo Tjuvholmen via E18: 7.7 miles, about 15 minutes

Make a trip with your rental vehicle to Tønsberg, the oldest town in Norway. Close to major attractions like Viking graves and museums you can spend a few days in the area exploring. There are also plenty of possibilities for outdoor activities including swimming in the Oslofjord.

Distance to Tønsberg

• From Oslo Sogn/Ullevål via E18: 63.4 miles, about 1 hour and 15 minutes
• From Oslo Tjuvholmen via E18: 62.6 miles, about 1 hour and 15 minutes

Looking for more ideas? Take a scenic drive from Oslo to the Lofoten Islands using our guide to a Norway Road Trip.