Nordic travel guide
Nordic travel guide
Bohemian, beautiful and vibrant, Øya Festival is not to be missed if you find yourself in Oslo this summer. Norway’s biggest summer festival, it showcases summery Norwegian tunes and plenty of international acts.
This hugely popular festival takes place across six stages in a lovely green area that’s been converted into a sprawling festival complex. The event stretches from the Tøyenparken park, by the Munch Museum, and into the Oslo Botanical Gardens.
The festival is friendly and easy-going, and once the concerts finish at around 11pm, parties get going at satellite events around the city.
The line-up is impressive to say the least: this year the festival will host Pulp, PJ Harvey and Queens of the Stone Age, among many many others.
Full festival passes start from NOK 3899, while but day tickets for this scorcher of an event cost from NOK 1399.
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