New York to Oslo

Cheap Flights From New York (JFK) to Oslo (OSL)

The Norwegian capital is a fascinating place that will no doubt astound you. From its bustling city centers to its breathtaking natural surroundings, it has something for everyone. Culture fans can spend days touring the many museums and galleries, while outdoor lovers can take their pick of botanical parks, nature reserves and walking trails.

Oslo’s history is also a highlight, with the Akershus Festning castle and medieval fortress, and the Royal Palace, all offering a glimpse into Norway’s past. Art enthusiasts will find a plethora of museums and galleries, opera, street art and outdoor sculptures to explore.

If you’re looking for a little adventure, the mountains around Oslo are a must-see. You can hike or mountain bike through the forests and enjoy the stunning views. Or head to Holmenkollen, where a modern building looms over the city: it’s actually the world’s newest ski jump tower, which includes a museum that chronicles the history of skiing.

Those interested in the Vikings can head to the Viking Ship Museum, which is stuffed to the brim with ageing relics of these legendary seafarers. Other must-see attractions include the National Gallery and Munch Museum, which showcase the country’s rich artistic heritage. For those seeking a taste of the local cuisine, there are plenty of restaurants to choose from in the city center.

With so much to see and do, it’s no surprise that people are drawn to Oslo for vacations. If you’re planning a trip, now is the time to book your flight! With fares this low, you’ll have enough leftover cash to stock up on magazines and water at the airport bookstore.

The experts at Hopper are spotting some incredible deals to Europe this year, with New Yorkers able to fly across the Atlantic for less than $650 on average this year. The cheapest routes this year are on Norse Atlantic, which is one of the newest airlines to offer transatlantic flights. Its fares are often very affordable, but they do not come with many bells and whistles—you’ll pay extra for meals and checked bags.

There are also some great options for connecting to Stockholm, where you can sample sprawling platters of smorgasbord and lose yourself in the cobblestone streets of Gamla Stan. And if you’re itching to explore Russia, there are surprisingly inexpensive connections to Moscow from JFK and EWR this year, with Aeroflot and Finnair both offering direct and indirect flights for just $585.