Thursday, November 27, 2025 - 11:27 by ce-press
Cruise traffic flows through two separate terminals in the Port of Oslo: Revierkaia and Filipstad. Onshore power supply is tentatively scheduled to be operational in the third quarter of 2026. It will have the following capacities: 6,6kV/11kV; 50/60Hz; 16MVA at 11kV; and 9,6MVA at 6,6kV.
Meanwhile VisitOSLO and the Oslo Cruise Partners goes from strength to strength with the latter adding new members, most recently Roald Amundsens Home and the Hard Rock Cafe, on a fairly consistent basis.
The VisitOSLO website provides comprehensive information on activities and experiences, that are available for both passengers and crew, in the form of a Cruise Manual and Crew Manual.
Cruise partners from Scenorama to the Fram Museum to the Pilgrim Center Oslo are constantly updating their offerings. The latter, for example, is walking distance from both piers and offers guidebooks and information on pilgrim trails in Norway.
In addition, the re-opening of the Museum of the Viking Age in 2027 is eagerly awaited. The world’s largest preserved Viking ship, Gokstad (built around 890 AD), and also Oseberg (discovered in 1903), have been relocated to this new museum: the latter after 10 years of planning.
Eva Britt Kornfeldt, cruise manager VisitOSLO/Oslo Cruise Partners, says: “New signage is planned on both cruise piers, Filipstad and Revier, which are centrally located and within walking distance from Oslo’s main street. The souvenir shop, Oslo Cruise Terminal, is established at both piers, and is always open when cruiseships call, providing free city maps, free WiFi and also tax refund processing.”
Oslo Cruise Partners will, for the fourth time in 2026, invite all cruise agents working with Oslo to a cruise agent fam trip in Oslo in February 2026 with the goal of updating them on all the latest news.
