Oslo Ferry
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Book a Oslo Ferry to Copenhagen in Denmark. Book a Oslo Ferry with DFDS Seaways crossing at A Ferry UK. For a full list of routes from all major UK ports and many European ferry companies and a map illustrating all the routes, please visit A Ferry UK.
Oslo is the capital of Norway and is the natural hub of Norway's national and international travel. The city is beautifully situated at the head of Oslo Fjord surrounded by forested ridges. It is a very concentrated city and most sites are within walking distance from each other.
Getting There
By Car
Coming from Mosseveien or the North
Follow the E6 towards "Oslo S" / Oslo Sentrum until you see a road sign with a ferry symbol and the names "Kobenhavn", "Helsingborg" and "Fredrikshavn". Continue in this direction until you reach a large roundabout above the E6. Keep left at the roundabout and continue to follow the road sign to the ferries. Soon you will pass a big pink building on your right hand side and then you will approach a new roundabout.
Passengers travelling with a vehicle who have a prepaid ticket may drive straight over the roundabout towards the signs "bil innsjekk"/car check-in" for Kobenhavn/Copenhagen and Helsingborg.
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Oslo Ferry - Terminal Map |
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Oslo Ferry Port Addresses |
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Color Line : Color Line Terminalen, Hjortnes, 0250, Norway
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Stena Line : Stena Line A/S, Jernbanetorget 2, N-0106, Norway
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