WHERE: Oslo, Norway
WHEN: from 06th to 09th August 2025
The best time to visit the Norwegian capital is, without a doubt, the summer. In August, you will have one more reason to do it, thanks to Oya, one of the most important music festivals in the country.
Thanks to a rich program that includes international names and emerging local artists, Oya festival has carved out an important role in the field of summer music events. A festival that also focuses on the environmental aspect. Since its inception, Natur og Ungdom, a Norwegian environmental organization, has collaborated on its organization; this, has made possible a drastic reduction of waste, and incredible percentages of recycling.
Attention to the environment, and to ecology, translates into positive terms also from the gastronomic point of view. Mostly organic products, coming from sustainable agriculture, are served. Raw materials, without artificial editors. This also applies to coffee and drinks like beer.
The answer, in terms of public, was not long in coming. Above all in the national context, today, Oya Festival can be considered one of the landmarks, musical and organizational, of Norway.
An event in which fun and sharing are the keywords.
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Oslo is a city on a human scale, efficient and perfectly organized. Also in the field of transport.
The international Gardermoen airport is well connected, with direct flights, with the main European and extra-European destinations. You can get to the city rather easily by public transport. All the info, through this link.
Location of Oya Festival is the wonderful green city of Toyenparken. The Park is perfectly accessible by public transport. With the metro (T-Bahne), just get off at the Toyen stop. Alternatively, you can use the 20 and 60 bus lines.
This year too, the program includes a rich calendar with artists from all over the world. Among the most anticipated guests will be Queens of the Stone Age. Here is the official list of artists who will perform during the festival:
The gates open on Tuesday 6 August, at 1pm. The concerts end around 11pm. Entry is permitted until 10pm.
The Daily Ticket (Dagsbilletter), allows you to attend a single day of the festival, of your choice. It costs 1514kr (about 128€) per person, and is not changeable.
The 2 Day Pass (Todagerpass), on the other hand, offers access to the Festival for two consecutive days. It costs 2668kr (226€) per person. Ukerpass is the complete pass to attend all 4 dates of the festival, from 06 to 09 August 2025. It costs 4284kr (365€) for adults, 3584kr (304€) for under 23s and 2184kr (185€) for those aged 12 to 17.
For an even more unique and immersive experience, Øya Pluss is available, a fantastic upgrade that offers numerous benefits and access to exclusive areas. It does not count as entrance but must be purchased in combination with the ticket or pass to the festival. It costs 500kr (42€) per day per person.
All prices include taxes and fees. Children under 12 enter for free when accompanied by a paying adult.
Located at 2 minutes walk from the Trosterud metro station and at 5km from Toyenparken, the Radisson Blu Hotel Oslo Alna It offers air-conditioned rooms with TV and free WiFi.
All rooms at the Radisson Blu Hotel Oslo Alna include a desk and tea and coffee making facilities. Each has a private bathroom with a shower and a hairdryer. Some rooms have a bathrobe and slippers. A fitness room is available.
Excellent value for money, excellent location and transport links.
3 nights in August, about 210€. Info and reservations from here.
Always the Radisson chain, offers an excellent alternative to the previous proposal, or the Blu Hotel Nydalen. This hotel is located on the bank of the Aker River, right across from the Nydalen Metro Station and a 15-minute metro ride from central Oslo. It offers free WiFi and access to a gym.
Modern rooms at the Radisson Blu Nydalen include a minibar, a TV and an electronic safe. Some rooms have a seating area.
Prices are slightly higher than the previous one, with rooms starting from 90 € per night, in August.
*All information is for indicative purposes only and should not be considered official. Appointments may be subject to change. We therefore invite you to consult the official website for all updates. All trademarks and names contained herein are the property of their respective owners.
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