Norway · DRINKING TOURS
Good drinking tours fill up weeks ahead, and in a short northern season the great ones go first. Below: the 9 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Step into Tromsø’s Magic Ice Bar for a welcome drink in an ice glass, Viking and explorer ice sculptures, and provided warmth.
“Loved it! even though I was on my own, I really enjoyed the experience. It was really quiet earlier in the day so could take loads of great photos and just enjoy the peace in there.”
Magic Ice Bergen: crystal-ice art gallery and welcome drink in an ice glass, plus poncho and gloves. Winter wonder in Vestland.
“Lovely and relaxed evening. Host was very good. Kept checking on us and took a group photo for us. We could step out of the bar to warm up and go back in if we needed.”
A 3-hour Tromsø beer safari with 10 local tastings, arctic tapas, and a guided walking route through the city center.
“Very great tour. The beer was delicious... and the sample size was pretty decent ;-) Lot's of funny and interesting stories about Tromsø and beer.”
Enter the permanent ice gallery in Svolvær, Lofoten, with a warm welcome and an ice-glass drink. Sub-zero art and Norse stories.
“Kein besonderes Erlebnis. Heruntergekühlte Lagerhalle mit schon schönen Eisskulpturen. Ein Mini-Drink ist im Eintritt inklusive.”
A 5:30 pm Oslo beer-and-cheese walk with 7 Norwegian tastings across 4 pubs, plus brunost and a guided look at local culture.
“Great guides - great way to get information - great beer - really enjoyed the experience - thank you”
Oslo Beer and Culture Walk pairs a full Norwegian dinner, aquavit history, and a guided craft tasting in 3 hours.
“Staf was great and locations and offerings were wonderful!”
Oslo Beer and Culture Walk pairs Nobel Peace history with akevitt, a Skagen lunch, and a craft beer tasting at RØØR. 3 hours.
“The whole family loved this tour. Shaf was very knowledgeable about Oslo’s and the greater Scandinavian history, and of course knew his beer! Would definitely recommend to anyone looking to explore the beer scene in Oslo or those who just want to enjoy a fantastic evening.”
Play Norway’s first high-tech minigolf in Bergen with digital scoring, plus optional indoor curling ice and Flyby Darts.
A 3-hour Oslo walking beer tour with 7 tastings across 4 pubs, beer history, and city streets near Fiskeriet for $136.
“No puc puntuar una activitat que no he fet. Vaig demanar reemborsament i encara no l'he rebut vull que em tornin els diners please give me my money back”
Water, snow, sky and the towns in between.
