About me: I have many years of professional experience as a location and production manager at NRK and as a tour guide for the Scandinavian travel agency Apollo. I became a certified Oslo guide in 2011 and hold a bachelor’s degree in European and American Studies as well as a bachelor’s degree in Art History and Visual Media. I have seven different and exciting walkingtours to offfer: two walks along the Akerselva River—where you are welcome to choose the route's start- and ending point—and five city walks, starting either at the city’s historic heart, Christiania Torv in the Kvadraturen or the Storting (the Norwegian Parliament) at Karl Johan's gate.

• Akerselva walking tour 1: The Akerselva River - the cradle of the industrial revolution in Norway and Oslo's largest open-air museum.
  - Step into the story of the city's transformation from old industry areas to modern city life by exploring the Akerselva River, Oslo's Living Artery through centuries. Discover the industrial backbone and hidden secrets along the riverbanks with me.

• Walking tour 2: Along the banks of Akerselva River - a living environmental park where nature, architecture and modern urban culture merge. Along the riverbanks, we'll study Oslo's visual culture and historical memories. We'll discover the river's most beautiful bridges, enjoy its bubbling waterfalls, and rejoice with the locals in exciting architecture, sculpture and urban street art.

• Walking tour 3: Historic Oslo: Christiania Torv, Akershus Fortress, Hovedøya : Power, nature, iconic view, idyllic Island landscape. From Christiania Torv in Oslo's historic center, we walk to Akershus Fortress, which offers one of the city's best views of the blue Oslo Fjord. From Aker Brygge a municipal ferry will take us over to the idyllic Hovedøya with its medieval monastery ruins, beautiful nature and pleasant beaches.

• Walking tour 4: Historic Oslo: Christiania Torv, Akershus Fortress and Oslo City Hall: Power, Democracy and Civic Pride From Norway's most visited national arena, Akershus Fortress and Castle, the tour turns its focus toward democracy and civic identity in Oslo City Hall.

• Walking tour 5: Oslo Highlights: Karl Johan Street and its historic buildings, such as: the Norwegian Parliament, The Grand Hotel, the National theatre, the University buildings, the Royal Palace and the new National Museum: Power, national pride and Norwegian Art and Architecture

• Walking tour 6: Historic Oslo: Christiania Torv, Akershus Fortress and the Vigeland Sculpture Park: Power, national pride and an outdoor Sculpture Park

• Walking tour 7: History, art and architecture : Oslo’s premier promenade street; Karl Johans gate – The new National Museum – Vigeland Sculpture Park

Welcome to Oslo, the city between the green and the blue and welcome to sign up for one of my seven walking tours.

Only on my tours you will discover the best of Oslo and learn that Oslo is best of all cities to be explored on foot and that Oslo is the city that you'll love to come back to - again and again!❤️