- Time:
- Tuesday 19:30
Thursday 19:30
Saturday 15:00
- Prices:
- 1090 NOK per person
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Oslo Beer Walk
Join brewmaster Ole for a guided walk through Oslo’s brewing history. Over approximately two and a half hours, visit Beer Flag, Henry & Sally’s, Crowbar and Ringnes Brygghus. Discover how beer is brewed, meet the people and places behind it, and enjoy scheduled tastings along the way.
The walk connects Oslo’s brewing traditions with today’s beer scene, from small-scale production to one of Norway’s best-known breweries. The stops are a short walk apart, leaving plenty of time for stories, questions and a closer look at the craft.
At a glance
Duration: Approximately 2.5 hours
Location: Grûnerløkka and Central Oslo
Language: English
Departure time: Tuesdays and Thursdays at 19:30 and Saturday 15:00
Meeting point: Thorvald Meyersgate 2A, 0555 Oslo
Highlights
- Explore Oslo’s brewing history with a knowledgeable guide
- Visit Beer Flag, Henry & Sally’s, Crowbar and Ringnes Brygghus
- Enjoy scheduled beer tastings
- Learn about brewing, ingredients and different beer styles
- Discover several sides of Oslo’s beer scene within a short walking distance
Included: A guided walk, visits to the participating venues and scheduled tastings.
Whats not: A meal and additional drinks are not included. Any optional food or drinks are paid for separately.
Before you go: Please arrive at the meeting point in time for departure. Wear comfortable shoes and dress for the weather; the tour includes walking between venues.
The experience involves alcohol and is intended for adults. Please bring valid photo ID. Tastings and access at each venue may be adjusted if operational circumstances require it.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to know anything about beer? | No. The walk is designed for curious beginners and beer enthusiasts alike.
Is food included? | No meal is included. Food may be available to purchase separately, depending on the venue.
How much walking is involved? | The venues are located within a relatively short walking distance in central Oslo. The full experience lasts approximately two and a half hours. About 8000 steps.












