Absolute amazing views from the top! Word of advice. Don't let go of both hands during the zip line down. I ended up turning completely around and staring right back up at the jump :( very neat though and well worth the landscape view

Beeindruckend. Mit dem Lift kann man nach oben fahren. Tolle Aussicht. Das Museum ist wegen Umbau geschlossen.

There are plenty of pictures of the ski jumping hill, but when you pay for that, you also get access to one of the best indoor playgrounds I’ve ever seen. While the parents are watching the documentary in the adjacent room, let the kids play. There are secrets to be found everywhere throughout the room. It’s also a great place to take off your shoes and relax from that grueling hike up to here. As an adult, I thoroughly enjoyed exploring the playground and sliding down the ski jump slide.

Greta place , they have a lot of history. This place is a very beautiful Museum. They also have sports like skiing and zip-line . As soon as you reach they have a ski simulator. It is good. They also have a Ski museum with a lot of medals meadlions and whole lot of photos and ski slopes and the zip line. I am posting videos and photos they are open most of the time during the year. Still check the list that I have posted.

Absolute must see for fans of ski jumping. Included within the entrance fee to the ski museum (free with Oslo pass). Great view on the Oslo bay. Underline...I was curious about the view from starting bench and realized that in reality it looks much less scary than in the TV 😃 For those visitors who have enough courage there is a possibility to zip-line from top of the jump tower to the landing area (this activity fee has to be paid extra).

(Translated by Google) One of the largest ski jumps in the world. And standing next to him you understand how high he rises above the ground. Even in summer, skiers go in for their sport and jump from it on artificial turf. And at some hours, amateurs are offered to go down on top of an omega for an expensive payment. From the vantage point in front of the ski jump, a beautiful view of the capital of Norway opens up. (Original) Один из самых крупных трамплинов мира. И стоя рядом с ним понимаешь, насколько высоко он поднимается над землёй. Даже летом лыжники занимаются своим спортом и прыгают с него на искусственном покрытии. А в некоторые часы любителям за недешёвую оплату предлагают спуститься сверху на омеге. С обзорной точки перед трамплином открывается красивый вид на столицу Норвегии.

Schöner Ort um eine tolle Aussicht zu genießen. Auffahrt mit dem Fahrstuhl kostet 160NOK pro Person, am Vormittag ohne lange Wartezeit verbunden. Aber auch sonst sehr gepflegtes Areal, Toiletten, Kiosk, Ski-Simulator vorhanden.

Fantastische Aussicht! Lohnt sich, allerdings nur wenn man weniger als 30-45 Minuten ansteht.. als wir mit dem 13 Personen Aufzug wieder runtergekommen sind, war die Schlange fast bis zum Eingang. Früh kommen (vor 11:30) lohnt sich!

If you are in Oslo and been little sports oriented, you should spent 1-2 hours visiting Holmenkollbakken, it’s a large ski jumping hill, cca 425m above sea level. It has also hosted the 1952 Winter Olympics and the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships in 1930, 1966, 1982 and 2011. You find this attraction located above the city with the most stunning views of Oslo and it’s fjord. There is also worlds oldest ski museum and olympic ski jump⛷🎿

(Translated by Google) Great place is a piece of jumping history (Original) Świetne miejsce kawał historii skoków

Ski Kp hi with magnificent views of Oslo, fjord and surrounding areas. Small museum, rest rooms, shop and very small cafe.

Amazing view near the Holmenklbakken is a really big gift after 10 km walk from The Centre of Oslo. We had a great weather, included Sun, snów and fresh air around. Love was also in the air ;) trip to Holmenklbakken id highly recomend for every kind of tourist.

This looked like a really cool ski jump especially during the winter watching the jumpers. This place has a zip line in the summer going from the top of the jump to the bottom. There is a ski simulator as well. There is also a biathlon track and they were practicing the shooting part. It looked really interesting and that was in the Springtime..can’t wait to go back in the winter.

A great place to do some cross-country country skiing!

A real eye-catcher and a must visit for tourists. Accessibility is provided and in general it is a nice place to take a little break in the sun on the stands while hiking. We watched athletes there training their endurance on the stairs - it's really something special to be able to just walk into a "stadium". The viewing platform at the top is of course windy but you have the best view over Oslo. The price for it, well not quite justified but it's still worth it.

(Translated by Google) The first time you see a ski jumping trampoline from the top, your adrenaline rises, we arrive on the metro line with very steep slopes, beautiful views from the city, great day with lots of sun, there is a museum inside. One of the attractions that has impressed me the most. Would go back again. (Original) La primera vez que ves un trampolín de saltos de esqui desde lo alto sube la adrenalina, llegamos en línea de metro con cuestas muy empinadas, vistas preciosas desde la ciudad, día estupendo con mucho sol, hay un museo en su interior. Una de las atracciones que más me ha impresionado. Volvería de nuevo.

(Translated by Google) Fantastic place View of the whole city. For winter sports enthusiasts, winter sports grounds (Original) Fantastyczne miejsce Widok Całego miasta .Dla miłośników sportów zimowych tereny do uprawiania sportów zimowych

Regardless of taking the zip line or not, it's a must visit spot: the ski jump ramp is impressive, at a high land area, and the view from the top is great! The lift ticket to the top (without zip line) costs 160kr per person or 400kr per family. The zip line itself is really long and high, and tickets are quite expensive for "just" a zip line. There is also a ski simulator under the ramp, 300kr for families. Be aware that it can get crowded in the high season or summer weekends, and waiting lines may take a couple hours from your day - go in business hours if you can, and buy ticket in advance if you can't.

This ski jumping hill is huge! It is hard to understand the size by simply looking at the pictures. It has hosted several competitions among them the 1952 Winter Olympics. It has been rebuilt several times and its capacity is currently 70000 spectators. There is a museum and also surrounding walking areas.

Bei Guten Wetter eine Grandiose Aussieht! Kann ich nur empfehlen. Man hat eine Aussicht über den ganzen Oslo Fjord sowie die Stand. Mit dem Oslopass ist der Eintritt Frei. Es kann ggf. Zu Wartezeiten kommen wenn viel los ist. Ich habe es sehr genossen.

Cold but amazing views

Nice place for walking, to get to know Oslo-town history, from viking village to XXa. Many real houses from norvegian fjord. And real tales about people, who lived there. Interactive and pleasant

If you are in Oslo then you are definitely going to Holmenkollen to visit the ski-jump. Take the T-Bane number 1 from MajorStuen station. Tremendous views all the way up and topped off with a panoramic spectacular vista when you get to the tip of the tower. On a sunny day you will gaze at the city and the fjord. Ski museum is great: who knew skiing was so ancient! Steps up to museum entrance are very steep, or you can follow the road round the arena which takes you to the entrance at a gentler angle. Free entry with Oslo Pass tourist ticket. T-Ban also free with this too.

Great sports venue! Having seen this place on TV so many times it's quite something to witness a large sports event in person. I recommend showing up early.

Came here in the summer, incredible sunset and view of the city. Really nice area of Oslo. The construction is impressive!!

Nice view from the top and the museum is good too. It was included in the Oslo pass.

Holmenkollen is the hill you see on the north western side of Oslo. It takes 20-30 minutes to get here from the city centre – the view from the subway on the way up the hill is worth the trip alone! The Holmenkollen area is a gateway to Nordmarka, one of the most popular recreational areas in the city. Tryvann and Frognerseteren are great starting points for hikes and trips summer and winter alike.

Beautiful view from the jumping slope, interesting museum, there is a stuffed elk in the museum.

Good place to walk and climb on a sunny day. Also saw many people (locals) working out here.

It is very high place where you can see all of the Oslo as panaroma view. In order see panaroma view you need to pay museum entrance fee( Approx 16€). You can also use zippline that costs 69€.

We didn’t enter the museum during our trip as it was closed, there hadn’t been a lot of snow so everything was shut and snow machines were working hard, but we had always seen the Ski Jump from a distance on our previous trips to Oslo so finally made the effort to go and have an up close look. When we return we want to go inside and also up the ski jump to look over Oslo as you can tell the views will be stunning.

I had an absolutely fantastic experience with Zipline in Norway. Not only did I get to witness breathtaking views from the top, but I also had the exhilarating opportunity to try out the Zipline itself. The cost for this incredible adventure was 160 per person to access the top and enjoy the magnificent scenery, while the Zipline experience was priced at 320 per person. Without a doubt, I believe that participating in this activity is an absolute must for anyone visiting Norway. The combination of awe-inspiring vistas and the adrenaline rush of zipping through the air creates an unforgettable experience that is truly incomparable.

Fun place. A bit of a hike to get to (30 mins from Oslo city centre), but fun if you are a skier and fun to watch if you aren’t. The Olympic skiing rink is a highlight!

Wir hatten schönes Wetter und deshalb eine sehr gute Sicht über den Oslofjord und die Stadt Oslo. Da die Anlage recht weitläufig ist, war es nicht zu voll. Der Besuch ist empfehlenswert.

2013 das 1.Mal allein und 10 Jahre später mit meiner Frau hier gewesen. Wetter hat riesig mitgespielt und wir konnten die Aussichten aus jedem Blickwinkel bewundern. Museum durch Umbau erst Dezember 23 wieder geöffnet. Dafür 1 ⭐️ Abzug . Sonst sehr zu empfehlen und vielleicht schaffen wir es mal in der kalten Jahreszeit her zu kommen.

The zip line was so fun! Well worth the long wait to get on the lift to the top. A nice walk from the nearby metro stop.

Overall, I do think that Holmenkollen is nice. But I do wish there was a bit more in the way of handicap accessible parking and access at the actual museum and jump tower. In 2023 I don’t think it’s very equitable to have stairs only as an option. I would expect this from a poor country, who didn’t have the means to build such infrastructure, but not from Norway.

Die Anlage ist äußerst sehenswert und der Besuch lohnt sich auch für Leute, die mit dem Skisport nichts am Hut haben. Die Höhe der Schanze ist beeindruckend. Mich hat überrascht, dass es keinen flachen Auslauf für die Skispringer gibt, sondern sich dort eine Senke befindet, auf der es zur anderen Seite wieder bergauf geht. Das muss man mal gesehen haben. Der Blick vom Sprungturm ist fantastisch. Man hat nicht nur eine tolle Aussicht auf den Oslofjord, sondern blickt wie die Skispringer in die Tiefe. Leider ist der Aufzug recht teuer.

Tolle Aussicht auf den Oslofjord. Mit dem Aufzug kann man bis zum Bakken fahren. Runter kommt man entweder mit dem Aufzug oder per Zipline. Das haben wir allerdings nicht ausprobiert. Die Höhe hat so schon gereicht

One of my wishes fullfilled on our journey. The Holmenkollen ski Schanze is spectacular. What is also stunning is the neigbouring Holmenkollen Kapelle.

Great place to visit and walk around and imagine skiers flying off the jump past you. Other part activities like Zipline and be repelling and a museum.

We visited on a rainy day so we couldn't zip line but still a great view. Get there early to avoid long lines to go up to the top.

Visited with my wife today on an excursion from our Norway cruise. Amazing place where they train for ski jumping. Guide told us that Norwegians are very much into outdoor sports and that they even have summer skiing (skis with wheels). Interesting. It's definitely a place to visit when in Oslo

We visited the ski jumping arena on the 17th May 2023. Impressive architecture design with a steep slope, and we can only imagine the speed gathered as the athlete ski downward, jump off, and land on the slope. There is a sumulation booth where you can try to experience like a ski jumping athlete. We hope there is an opportunity to visit again to actually see athletes competing for honor and glory.

Amazing ski venue. This place is super crowded during the ski festival. But other than that a great place to ski and check out the breathtaking view of the city that it offers. You can also go inside and see the view from the watch tower. But you would have to pay for, which I did not. I enjoyed walking around the area and all the breathtaking beauty of nature around. It’s crazy to see how vertical and high the ski jump is. One can only imagine the thrill a skier might feel on the slope. Overall amazing view and architecture.

(Translated by Google) Informative museum, free parking in summer and you can zipline from the ski jump with a beautiful view over Oslo. (Original) Informatives Museum, Parkplatz im Sommer kostenlos und man kann von der Schanze aus Zipline fahren mit wunderschönem Blick über Oslo.

The ski museum in Holmenkollen, located underneath the famous ski jump, is the oldest of its kind in the world. The museum presents more than 4,000 years of skiing history, Norwegian polar exploration artifacts, and an exhibition on snowboarding and modern skiing. The observation deck on top of the jump tower offers panoramic views of Oslo. It has also hosted the 1952 Winter Olympics and the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships in 1930, 1966, 1982 and 2011.

Quite unbelievable that people jump here with skis in the winter. Such magnificent architecture and structure. Great views over Oslo from up here and it's easy to get here with the subway. You do have to walk the last part up though. There's also a zipline from the top if you dare, but it's rather expensive. The free training you can get from walking up and down the stairs is more worth it.

Interesting in its scale and seeing how it is used on a daily basis by the people of Oslo as you can see them training in non snow periods

(Translated by Google) Nice hill (Original) Schöne Schanze

(Translated by Google) Oslo without Holmenkollen is not possible. You have to experience it. (Original) Oslo ohne Holmenkollen geht nicht. Muss man unbedingt erlebt haben.

(Translated by Google) I find it an amazing place. I have been impressed by the stadium. Must visit if you go to Oslo. The views from above are impressive. (Original) Me parece un lugar increíble. He quedado impresionado del estadio. Visita obligada si vas a Oslo. Las vistas desde arriba son impresionantes.

(Translated by Google) Nice view (Original) God utsikt

(Translated by Google) Beautiful environment, good public transport links (Original) Graži aplinka geras susisiekimas viešuoju transportu

(Translated by Google) Impressive (Original) Beeindruckend

(Translated by Google) A nice place for walking (Original) Fajne miejsce na spacery

(Translated by Google) Regular Sunday activity! Perfect for stair running! (Original) Fast søndagsaktivitet! Perfekt til trappeløp!

(Translated by Google) OK (Original) Jest OK

(Translated by Google) Who is in Oslo, the Holmenkollen ski jump must be on the sightseeing route in the sightseeing program. Not the newest design anymore, but it is impressive. You can drive up close, enter the facility (when there is no competition) and nothing! it's free !, not like Wielka Krokiew. Fjords views, souvenir shop, nice surroundings, you can go to the starting beam for a fee. (Original) Kto jest w Oslo, w programie zwiedzania skocznia w Holmenkollen musi być na trasie zwiedzania. Nie najnowsza już konstrukcja, ale robi wrażenie. Podjechać można blisko, wejść na obiekt (gdy nie ma zawodów) i nic! to nie kosztuje!, nie to co Wielka Krokiew. Widoki na fiordy, sklep z pamiątkami, ładne otoczenie, można już odpłatnie wyjechać na belkę startową.

(Translated by Google) A monumental structure! I traveled from the center of Oslo by bike. I got up and was in wild delight: I looked at the springboard, I conquered the hill, and looked at the beautiful views of Oslo. Great! (Original) Монументальное сооружение! Добирался из центра Осло на велосипеде. Поднялся и был в диком восторге: и на трамплин посмотрел, и горку покорил, и на прекрасные виды Осло посмотрел. Здорово!

(Translated by Google) Cool place, well worth a visit. (Original) Классное место,стоит побывать.

(Translated by Google) You can definitely see this building if you are a ski jumping fan. With an elevator you can also get very high up the hill for a fee. Otherwise you can also see an excellent view of Norway's capital from the middle height. It was only after visiting this hill that I really noticed how far the athletes actually fly, which is huge. (Original) Dieses Bauwerk kann man sich definitiv ansehen, wenn man zu den Skispring Fans gehört. Mit einen Aufzug kann man zusätzlich noch Kostenpflichtig ganz hoch auf die Schanze kommen. Ansonsten kann man sich aber auch von der mittleren Höhe einen hervorragenden Ausblick über Norwegens Hauptstadt ansehen. Erst nach dem Besuch dieser Schanze habe ich erst richtig festgestellt wie weit die Sportler eigentlich fliegen, ist schon gewaltig.

nice view

Great experience to see the ski jump. Great view at the whole Oslo and the neighborhood. For people that look for adrenaline there is an option to go from top of the ski jump with the zip ride

Loved seeing the ski jump and seating arena. Excellent views of Oslo. Train ride from Oslo central station. Simulated ride probably not worth the price. Was happy to have free views of jump and Oslo. Definitely worth visiting.

Sweeping views of Oslo, the fjord and the hills outside town. It was thrilling to stand in frtont and see the view the experience. From the central station it was easy to take a subway and walk to the ski jump. There is a lovely cafe and a ski museum on the premise. Nearby is a lovely church , car recharge station, restaurant ski tracks and more ski jumps.

Beautiful, modern object with loads of history behind it. Not alot going on on normal day but plenty of excitement during competitions, especially Ski festival. Nice thing is that you can explore on your own for free when the is no competition going on.

Huge view of Oslo. It is accessible by metro from the city, it is a 15-minute walk from the stop. The dimensions of the ski jump are stunning. It's awesome to stand in front of him and look up at the huge monster. It was an interesting experience to visit.

This is worth a visit for everyone if just to see the views from a high vantage point. If you are into skiing it has lots of things to do here. It is in Zone 1 so although there are lots of tours operating in the area the cheaper way to visit is to just jump on the underground T-line 1 (most of which isn't underground) which takes you there.

Holmenkollbakken. Skijump arena in Oslo, famous all over the world and a great place to visit og you are in Oslo. Take the underground Line 1 and jump of at HOMENKOLLEN station. 5 min walk to the skijump arena. You can also eat at the HOLMENKOLLEN resturant og you are hungry.

It was wonderful to see a part of Olympic history.

(Translated by Google) There is a beautiful view of Oslo (Original) Atsiveria gražus vaizdas į Oslą

Amazing views on the Oslo and fjords, nice nature surrounding, interesting ski areal.

Many interesting activities and one of a kind views over Oslo and the fiord.

(Translated by Google) Madness! They really jump out of it !!! For the very brave :) Leszek Półrolczyk (Original) Szaleństwo ! Oni naprawdę z tego skaczą !!! Dla bardzo odważnych :) Leszek Półrolczyk

A place to be.

(Translated by Google) Holmenkollen is great, was there today, wanted to take the zipline 😂 (Original) Holmenkollen er flott, var der i dag, hadde lyst til å ta zipline 😂

(Translated by Google) Pure fascination (Original) Faszination pur

(Translated by Google) Nice view of all of Oslo and the fjord (Original) Sehenswerter Ausblick auf ganz Oslo und den Fjord

(Translated by Google) Great to see something like that, great view over Oslo and the bay. (Original) Toll, mal so etwas zu sehen, super Aussicht über Oslo und die Bucht.

(Translated by Google) Great place and great place too (Original) Kjempe fint og flott sted også

Great place!

Fine,great, beautiful view, interesting and exciting place

(Translated by Google) Nice nature (Original) Fin natur

(Translated by Google) Very nice place (Original) Veldig fint sted

(Translated by Google) Gorgeous and gorgeous views (Original) Precioso y preciosas vistas

(Translated by Google) Beautiful views (Original) Precioso vistas maravillosas

(Translated by Google) An experience (Original) En opplevelse

(Translated by Google) A bike trip, easily accessible from a wide area rewarded with a view of Oslo and of course a view of the "hole" under the bridge. On the site a number of sidewalks for bicycles or cross-country skis with a really unpleasant steep corrugated relief 👍 (Original) Výlet na kole, jednoduše dosažitelný ze širokého okolí odměněný výhledem na Oslo a samozřejmě pohledem do "díry" pod můstkem. Na místě množství chodníků na kolo nebo běžky s opravdu nepříjemným strmě vlnitým reliéfem 👍

(Translated by Google) Additional (Original) Ekstra

(Translated by Google) Amazing! (Original) Increíble!

(Translated by Google) It is one of the nicest places to visit. One should take the elevator to the top. It's a great view. I have each at the top 6 times (Original) Det er en av de fineste steder og besøke. Man bør ta heisen til toppen. Det er en kjempefin utsikt .Jeg har hvert på toppen 6 ganger