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Oslo Cruise Port — Live Ships & Schedule
Oslo
Norway
Live port activity
3 tracked cruise ships are in Oslo now.
- Color Magic, Color Line — in port
- Seven Seas Grandeur, Regent Seven Seas Cruises — in port
- Viking Neptune, Viking Ocean (Viking Cruises) — in port
Actual as of
Port schedule
(today)
- Seven Seas Grandeur, Regent Seven Seas Cruises — arrives 07:00
- Seven Seas Grandeur, Regent Seven Seas Cruises — departs 17:00
No ships due in port.
Port details
- Country
- Norway
- Coordinates
- 59.907, 10.735
- LOCODE
- NOOSL
About Oslo
Oslo occupies a stunning natural setting at the northern end of the picturesque 60-mile Oslofjord in southeastern Norway, framed by steep forested hills, pristine lakes, and tranquil waterways. Serving primarily as a highlight port of call on Nordic and Baltic cruise itineraries, the capital offers an unforgettable arrival as ships navigate past scenic islets and green coastal slopes. Cruise vessels dock directly beside the historic city center at terminals situated on either side of Akershus Fortress, allowing travelers to step off their ship and immediately explore the capital on foot.
Founded in 1024 by King Harald Hardråde, Oslo has served as a strategic maritime center for over a millennium. Following a devastating fire in 1624, the town was rebuilt closer to Akershus Castle and later flourished as a key trading port during the Hanseatic era. Since Norway claimed its independence in 1905, Oslo has transformed into a vibrant capital celebrated for modern Scandinavian design, progressive environmental living, and rich artistic traditions.
Ashore, visitors can easily access world-class cultural attractions and expansive public parks. The striking Oslo Opera House features an angled glass and marble roof that invites guests to walk up to the top for panoramic views of the city and fjord. Nearby, Frogner Park holds the famous Vigeland Sculpture Park, showcasing more than 200 granite and bronze installations by artist Gustav Vigeland. A short ferry ride across the harbor leads to the Bygdøy Peninsula, a historic museum district featuring the Fram Museum, the Kon-Tiki Museum, and extensive exhibits honoring Norwegian polar exploration and Viking heritage.
Culinary highlights around the harbor showcase authentic Norwegian flavors, including fresh Atlantic salmon, traditional fish soups, cured gravlax, open-faced sandwiches, and sweet brown cheese (brunost) served alongside artisanal coffees at lively waterfront cafes.
Ever sailed through the forested waters of the Oslofjord into Oslo? Record this journey on your account on The Cruise Globe to keep track of your ship's route.