Ryanair UK connects London to Oslo with no stopovers from €43 return. The median price sits around €53, with options up to €72 depending on your dates. A bargain to escape to Norway's capital.
Price and when to book
The lowest price recorded is €43 return, with a median of €53. Prices range from €43 to €72 depending on your chosen date. For these competitive fares, booking well in advance is essential: the sooner you purchase, the better prices you'll find. Check regularly and set up alerts so you don't miss opportunities.
Airline and stopovers
Ryanair UK operates this route directly, with no stopovers. An outbound flight is available on 8 December 2026 at 08:00, and the return on 15 December at 11:20. Direct flights save you time and hassle; however, Ryanair charges for carry-on and checked baggage, so review their conditions before travelling.
Best time to visit
Oslo is spectacular in winter if you want to catch the Northern Lights, though be aware days are very short. Autumn (September–October) and spring (April–May) offer good weather and more daylight. Summer sees higher prices but you'll have daylight almost round the clock. Plan according to what you want to see and your cold tolerance.
What to do in Oslo
Norway's capital blends modernity with nature. Visit the Opera House, City Hall, and the Grünerløkka neighbourhood packed with cafés and galleries. On the outskirts, explore Nordmarka forest or take a ferry to the fjord islands. In winter, ski at Holmenkollen or hunt for Northern Lights nearby. In summer, stroll around Aker Brygge waterfront.
FAQ
What is the minimum price for London-Oslo flights?
The lowest price recorded is €43 return with Ryanair UK. The median sits at €53, and prices can reach €72 depending on your travel date. Booking early is key to securing these low fares.
Are London-Oslo flights direct?
Yes, Ryanair UK operates this route with no stopovers. The outbound flight departs at 08:00 and the return arrives around 11:20, so you won't lose time on connections.
Which airline flies London to Oslo?
Ryanair UK offers this connection at the lowest price. Keep in mind they charge for additional baggage, so check their baggage policy before buying your ticket.
What to see in Oslo in a week?
A week is enough time for the main museums (Munch, Viking Ship), the Opera House, Grünerløkka, Aker Brygge, and a trip to the fjord or forest. If travelling in winter, spend time hunting for Northern Lights around the city.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
