The SURVIVE International Tour 2027 comes to Oslo, Norway, on April 22 and 23. It is a two-day event built around an international programme, and it makes a clear reason to plan a trip to the Norwegian capital in spring.
What to expect
The event runs over two days in Oslo, bringing together an international programme in one place. Because the facts available here are limited, it is worth checking the official channels for the full schedule, the venue details and how tickets are sold before you travel.
Making a trip of it
Oslo offers plenty to fill the time around the event. You might consider:
- The waterfront Opera House, a striking building on the harbour that is worth a walk even if you are not attending a performance.
- Vigeland Park, a large open-air park known for its sculptures, a good place for a relaxed afternoon.
- Grünerløkka, a lively neighbourhood with cafés, shops and a busy street life, well suited to an evening out.
Planning ahead
Spring is a pleasant time to explore the city on foot, and the waterfront, park and neighbourhood make a compact route. Confirm dates, times and tickets through the event's official channels, since details can change, and allow time to move between sights and the event itself.