[2025 Gardermoen Airports] Travel Guide for Oslo Airport (Updated May)

Long story short, me and my friend was nearly late for the flight from Oslo to Stockholm, just because of a short toilet break in the hotel room🤡 We went to the Oslo central station with confident of being early, yet the airport express have already left🤣After waiting for 20min, we can finally go to the airport and realise that we have only 20 minutes left for boarding. Luckily, we found out that we can check in online and get the luggage tag on the train, which is a great tips for you guys! another thing, as we are nearly the last ppl to check in, the luggage was offload first after we arrive Stockholm. Hooray!#luggage #tips #境外遊 #oslo #stockholm

Oslo Gardermoen Airport, officially known as Oslo Airport, Gardermoen (OSL) is the largest & busiest airport in Norway. It serves as the primary international gateway to the capital city - Oslo. The airport opened in 1998, replacing the old Oslo Airport at Forebu. Since then, there are major upgrading & expansion to accommodate the growing number of passengers & to provide top-notch facilities & services. There are 2 passenger terminals (T1 & T2). T1 handles international flights while T2 serves domestic & some international flights. The airport also boasts a wide range of shopping & dining options. Several airport lounges can also be found in the airport. The airport is located approximately 50km northeast of Downtown Oslo, which is easily accessible via the AirPort Express Train (Flytoget) which will get you to Oslo Central Station in no time! #wecreate #oslo #norway #airport #tripblazers #darwintravel

Compared with airports in other capitals, Oslo Airport, the capital of Norway, is not large and can be reached quickly at different gates. There are many restaurants and cafes in Oslo Airport. Even if you arrive with an early flight, there are many choices for you to heal your belly. 😝 There are also some souvenir shops and duty-free shops for the final rush. 😜 In addition to Norwegian specialties, Swedish and Finnish handicrafts You can buy letters here🤗 In addition, the airport staff’s English skills are very good👍🏻easy to communicate☺️ #2023Travel wish Hokkaido

#favouriteitinerary Oslo Lufthavn Airport was a pleasant surprise during our quick stopover on the way back from Lofoten Island - Bodo ! It definitely outshined Stockholm Arlanda Airport with its modern, spacious vibe. One of the nicest touches was the prayer room, thoughtfully accommodating multiple faiths. It’s the kind of airport that makes you feel comfortable and welcomed, even during a short layover !

#August Good Places 2024 Traveling to Nordic via the Norwegian capital Oslo airport transfer, found this airport is indeed the Norwegian capital airport, very large and new looks rather clean, shopping or restaurants are enough, then walk his duty-free shop found a very interesting red wine packaging, in those tin parking paper wrapped, and then a plastic directly twist open can pour some red wine out, very cool. #Nordic #100 Ways to Travel #Airport #Norway #Oslo

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15 minutes from Oslo airport to Oslo Central Station ...very convenient . #oslo

The cheapest and also convenient way to travel from OSL to city center is to take the local train. It takes about 25 minutes and cost only 124 NOK/adult . A discounted ticket for senior cost 60 NOK. The ticket is value in an hour that allow you to take a transfer (bus or tram or metro) to your hotel. The train is very comfortable and snotty. It can be crowded sometimes but it’s a great experience in overall. #travel norway

“The only other sound’s the sweep, of easy wind and downy flake.” — Robert Frost, “Stopping By Woods on a Snowy Evening” ##snow