Norway · DRINKING TOURS
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Here are the 7 best drinking tours in Norway, with what each one costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is first for a reason, but read past it: the right pick usually comes down to your base town and the forecast.
Tromsø beer safari with 10 local beers and Arctic tapas. A 3-hour guided walking tour through three city venues in Tromsø.
“Our guide was very knowledgeable about both the beers and the town. He pointed out the worlds smallest bar and explained the history behind the Station pub - highly enjoyable. Enjoyed all the different beers and the detail as to how they were made.”
Oslo Beer Adventure: 7 Norwegian beer tastings with cheeses including brunost, guided walk from Youngstorget to Grünerløkka, 2 to 3 hours.
“Great guides - great way to get information - great beer - really enjoyed the experience - thank you”
Oslo Beer and Culture Walk blends akevitt, a Skagen sandwich, craft tastings at RØØR, and a sit-down dinner.
“Shaf was an awesome guide - extremely knowledgeable about Oslo, Norway, food, akvavit, and beer. We had a great time and learned a lot about Norwegian history and culture.”
Private Lofotpils brewery tour in Svolvær with behind-the-scenes brewing, Lofoten water history, and a guided tasting of six beers.
“Fantastic experience! The brewery tour was both fun and informative, with a great mix of history and hands-on tasting. Our guide was friendly and knowledgeable, making it even more enjoyable. Highly recommend for beer enthusiasts!”
A 3-hour Oslo walking food and beer tour from the Nobel Peace Center, pairing pastries, aquavit, dinner, and five craft beer tastings.
“Staf was great and locations and offerings were wonderful!”
Create your own Oslo jewelry in a small workshop with expert guidance, gallery inspiration, and chances to redesign old pieces.
“We had a great time with Maral! She was great company and was very helpful as we made our jewelry. I love the pieces I made and I can't wait to show them off!”
Tromsø city walk with beer tastings at Ølhallen and Hard Rock Cafe, featuring Mack beers and Arctic-era local stories.
“Good time at the brewery. Alot of good intelligence from the guys at OlHallen, stopped at the fish market and ran by a bakery. However we didn't go to the hard rock.”
