Fly from Copenhagen to Oslo for just €125 return with Norwegian Air Sweden. Prices remain very stable (median €125) and the route is direct, perfect for a quick trip between Nordic capitals.
Price and when to book
The lowest price is €125 return. The median also sits around €125, meaning you'll find competitive fares in this range. These prices were checked on 23 October 2026, so booking soon secures availability. Prices on short routes like this stay fairly consistent, but don't delay too long.
Airline and stopovers
Norwegian Air Sweden operates this route. The best part: it's a direct flight with no stopovers. Departure at 07:20 from Copenhagen, arrival around 12:05 in Oslo (example from 10 November). Just over one hour to cover roughly 350 km, ideal if you want simplicity and speed.
Best time to visit
You can travel between Copenhagen and Oslo year-round. Autumn and winter offer a chance to see the Northern Lights in Oslo if you're lucky and far enough north. Spring and summer bring milder temperatures and longer daylight. Oslo in winter is magical but cold; pack accordingly.
What to do when you arrive in Oslo
Oslo is compact and highly walkable. Visit the Opera House (stunning architecture), Grünerløkka neighbourhood (shops and cafés), Bjørvika waterfront, and the Opera Museum. Nature lovers should explore nearby national parks for hiking any time of year. Food is pricey, but local pizzerias and cafés offer good value. Public transport is efficient but costs money.
FAQ
Are there direct flights from Copenhagen to Oslo?
Yes, this route is direct. Norwegian Air Sweden connects Copenhagen (CPH) and Oslo (OSL) with no stopovers, flight time is just over one hour.
What's the cheapest price for Copenhagen to Oslo?
The lowest price is €125 return. Sample prices show €125, €125, and €126, indicating tickets stay very affordable in this range.
Which airline flies Copenhagen to Oslo?
Norwegian Air Sweden operates this route. It's a reliable Nordic airline offering direct connections between both capitals.
What to see in Oslo over a weekend?
The Opera House, Bjørvika waterfront, the artistic Grünerløkka neighbourhood, museums like the Munch Museum, and walks along the Akerselva river are must-sees. With extra time, the fjord islands and green areas nearby are worth exploring.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
