Event Details
Welcome to Jul i Vinterland Oslo 2026
From 7 November 2026 to 3 January 2027, the Spikersuppa park along Oslo's famous Karl Johans gate transforms into a magical winter wonderland. Set against the backdrop of the Norwegian Parliament and close to the Royal Palace, "Jul i Vinterland" offers an atmospheric festive oasis filled with lights, traditional Scandinavian wooden cabins, and winter activities.
Highlights
- Large, free-to-use ice skating rink (Spikersuppa skøytebane) right in the city center
- Giant Ferris wheel offering panoramic views over snowy Oslo
- Traditional Scandinavian wooden stalls and heated lavvu tents featuring handicrafts
- Traditional Norwegian Gløgg (mulled wine) and local culinary specialties
- Santa's residence with gifts and activities tailored for children
- Festive illumination and cozy Nordic holiday atmosphere
- Prime central location in the heart of Norway's capital
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Program
The market opens daily at 12:00 PM (starting at 10:00 AM on Saturdays and Sundays). Visitors can stroll through the market lanes, discover handcrafted gifts, or glide across the atmospheric ice rink. Alongside food stalls offering Norwegian treats, carnival rides and the Ferris wheel provide entertainment for all ages.
Tickets
Admission to the Jul i Vinterland market area is completely free of charge. Access to the Spikersuppa ice rink is also free, with ice skate rentals available on-site for those who do not bring their own. Separate tickets apply for the Ferris wheel and specific rides.
Visitor Tips
- Dress warmly in windproof layers and sturdy winter footwear.
- Bring or rent skates on-site to enjoy the open-air ice rink.
- Sample traditional Scandinavian Gløgg infused with almonds and raisins.
- Visit during weekday mornings or afternoons to experience a more relaxed atmosphere away from weekend crowds.
- Easily reach the market via public transport using the nearby "Nationaltheatret" or "Stortinget" transit stations.