A historic landmark in the Norwegian consciousness, Holmenkollen embodies more than a century of skiing tradition. Inside the actual ski jump is the …
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Mar 2, 2025
Holy Moly it’s high! We were so very lucky on our visit to see some skiers practicing, it’s a ridiculously high jump & the swoosh as they fly past & land so effortlessly is absolutely amazing. The mu…Full review by Pumpkin20
Feb 26, 2025
Great tram journey out from central Oslo, loved the ski- museum; being at the top of the ski jump was amazing. I can’t begin to imagine how batty ski jumpers are to go down this thing!Full review by Passport60095445488
Oct 25, 2024
Visited the museum and ski jump as we were visiting Oslo. It was an unexpected visit as we thought it was too far away from Oslo but when researching we found it wasn’t. We used the train to travel …Full review by Andywheel
I'll be visiting in July, I don't like to ski or any other snow activities, but I'm fine with heights and ziplining, and maybe the museum! How much time should I allow for that?
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We visited as part of a coach tour in winter. It was spectacular to see, but we would not have wanted to stay for more than 2 hours. It was -8C when we visited and unless you have …
We visited as part of a coach tour in winter. It was spectacular to see, but we would not have wanted to stay for more than 2 hours. It was -8C when we visited and unless you have the right clothes, it does not take long before the cold gets through your boots. The weather will be totally different in July. Unless you are actually going to take part in activities or enjoy long walks, i think 2 hours would be quite sufficient. I hope this helps.
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