Buses in Oslo
Oslo's red buses will take you around the city centre and into the suburbs. There are more than 50 lines to choose from and are a very convenient way of getting around.
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Lines
Oslo's urban buses have more than 50 lines which run around the city centre and into the city's suburbs. You can check out the city's bus lines via the company's official website.
The main area of Oslo where buses frequent most is Jernbanetorget, next to Oslo's Central Station. Here, you'll find the bus's customer service centre.
Rates
Bus, metro and tram tickets all work the same way and can be used on all 3 forms of public transport. The price of the bus tickets in Oslo can vary depending on the distance you're travelling, but the average price is usually around 35 kr (US$ 3.14).
Schedule and frequency
The buses usually operate on a frequency of around every 5 to 10 minutes, with the schedule being very similar to that of the metro.
Where can I buy tickets?
You can buy tickets once you hop on the bus, although they're more expensive. You can also buy them from the machine in the metro stations (recognisable from a T inside a circle), at tourist information points and in supermarkets like Narvesen, Deli de Luca or 7-Eleven.
Don't throw away your ticket until you've arrived at your destination as there may be ticket inspectors on the buses.
Bus route map
You can check out the Oslo bus route via the following link:
