Central parking, expensive overnight
18 Kristian Augusts gate, 0164, Oslo
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This is a very central parking area directly in Oslo’s pedestrian zone, close to the historic centre. There is no longer a 24-hour package, and parking costs 110 NOK per hour, making overnight stays very expensive. Vehicles around 6m can fit, but larger vehicles may struggle to turn when the limited spaces are busy. Trams and nearby bars can make the area noisy.
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Listing copied from our source, 49 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 49 days ago
Very good parking area, large space.
Indeed very well located, but there is no longer a 24-hour flat rate. At 110 NOK per hour, staying overnight is very expensive. We left after visiting.
You cannot get closer to the center. Great site, worth the price. Almost completely empty on a Friday evening in October. With a 6-meter motorhome, you can also use the normal parking bays by reversing in.
Perfect central location. Empty at night. Trams and crowd from nearby bars can be loud when passing by. Very expensive (50kr/30min), but non-payment fine is 660kr, and they don't normally issue more than 1 per day. So if staying overnight >7 hrs, consider this as option. Nearby electric box has 2x220v plugs, but we didn't try.
On a Sunday at 9 a.m., the parking area was empty. By 11 a.m. it was starting to fill up. It is expensive but very well located; we toured the center in two hours, which was perfect (€280 NOK, if I remember correctly). Our 6.10-meter motorhome fit exactly, see photo. A 6.50-meter or 7-meter vehicle will not fit.
It is very close to the historic center and there are about 20 spaces. In the morning during university hours, it is a matter of luck. 5 hours / 526 NOK.
We just managed to fit with 6 meters. Very expensive, but central.
Parking well located for the city center.
Excellent location, very central. Also perfect for tall campers. We paid €46 for 5.5 hours of parking (we had subscribed to the billing app; otherwise an additional service fee may apply). We were also lucky on Saturday morning that many parking spaces were still free.
An expensive pleasure, but at least you are in the middle of the capital city. Easily 8 spaces suitable for longer vans!
The number of spaces is limited. Large vehicles might have trouble turning when the site is full. We waited five minutes and fortunately got a space. The site is very central and accordingly expensive.
Very good location right in the city center for vehicles under 6 meters. 24-hour rate: 1,660 NOK, or €144. Far too expensive!
Great starting point for exploring Oslo on foot. Only 5 minutes from Parliament. Warning: not suitable for large vehicles. Only panel vans. The marked bays are not very wide and only 5.40 meters long. A few spaces can accommodate more.
