Fly from Oslo to Stockholm for just €96 return with Ethiopian Airlines. This price is the median across searches, so booking now gives you a solid chance of securing a similar fare.
Price and when to book your Oslo-Stockholm flight
The fare from €96 is a strong benchmark for this route. Prices in the sample range between €96 and €101, showing stability. As with any flight, book as early as possible: the sooner you purchase, the better your chances of locking in that low price. If you spot €96 available, that's your target, grab it.
Airline and stopovers: a direct flight
Ethiopian Airlines operates this route non-stop, so you'll fly direct from Oslo to Stockholm. No aircraft changes or awkward waits at other airports. It's a comfortable and straightforward journey, ideal if you're travelling light or prefer no layovers.
Best time to travel Oslo to Stockholm
Stockholm shines in winter (December–February) if you fancy snow and Northern Lights, though it's bitterly cold. Spring (April–May) and autumn (September–October) are ideal: moderate temperatures, long days in spring, and stunning autumn colours. Summer (June–August) is warm with daylight until 22:00, but it's peak tourist season.
What to do when you arrive in Stockholm
You'll land at Stockholm Arlanda Airport, well connected to the city centre by train and bus. Don't miss the Old Town (Gamla Stan), the Vasa Museum, Stockholm City Hall and boat trips through the nearby archipelagos. Stockholm is compact and easy to explore on foot or by public transport.
FAQ
Can you really find Oslo-Stockholm flights at €96?
Yes. That's the lowest price recorded in recent searches. Fares range between €96 and €101 return, so it's realistic if you book early and stay flexible with dates.
Does Ethiopian Airlines fly direct from Oslo to Stockholm?
Yes, Ethiopian Airlines operates this route non-stop. You board in Oslo and land directly in Stockholm with no plane changes.
How much would a flight with stopovers cost if I want to save even more?
In our data, the price from is €96 for a direct flight. If you search for multi-stop options on other platforms, you may find different offers, but the prices here are for the direct route.
What should I see in Stockholm over a long weekend?
Two or three days work well. Walk around Gamla Stan, climb Stockholm City Hall for the views, visit the Vasa Museum, stroll through Djurgården (a park with museums and nature), and enjoy Swedish cafés. In winter, the nighttime lighting is magical.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
