Private chauffeur and transfer service in Oslo and Norway — Oslo Airport Gardermoen (OSL), Royal Palace (Kongelig Slott), Storting, Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony, Oslo Jazz Festival, and all destinations across Norway and Scandinavia. Hourly disposal, airport transfers, event packages, and Ultra Luxury fleet for diplomats, corporate executives, and private clients in one of the world's wealthiest and most strategically positioned Arctic capitals.
Oslo is Norway's capital and the political, economic, and cultural heart of a country whose sovereign wealth fund — the Government Pension Fund Global, with assets exceeding USD 1.7 trillion — is the largest in the world. This fund, built on Norway's North Sea oil and gas revenues and managed with extraordinary discipline over five decades, makes Norway's capital the seat of more managed wealth per capita than almost any other government on earth. The Oslo Børs (Oslo Stock Exchange) is the trading platform for some of the world's most significant energy, shipping, and maritime companies — Equinor, Aker BP, DNB, Telenor, Schibsted — and the city's financial community has a weight in global natural resources and shipping markets that far exceeds Norway's 5.5 million population.
Oslo is also the home of the Nobel Peace Prize — the most politically significant of the Nobel awards, awarded separately from the science and literature prizes in Stockholm. Each December, the Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony at Oslo City Hall brings the world's attention to Norway in a ceremony of extraordinary gravitas, attended by the Norwegian royal family, the government, the diplomatic corps, and international guests of the highest stature.
The city itself — set at the head of the Oslofjord, surrounded by forested hills and within easy reach of the most dramatic fjord landscapes in the world — is both a vibrant urban capital and a gateway to an outdoor environment of incomparable scale and beauty. Blackcars Oslo is part of the Blackcars European network, connecting Oslo to Stockholm (approximately 6 hours), Copenhagen (approximately 8 hours via E18 and Øresund), Bergen (approximately 7 hours or 1 hour by air), and all European destinations.
Oslo Airport Gardermoen (IATA: OSL) — universally known simply as Gardermoen after the plain on which it is built — is Norway's largest and principal international airport, located approximately 50 kilometres northeast of Oslo city centre in Ullensaker municipality in Akershus county. It handles approximately 30 million passengers annually and serves as the hub for Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) and the primary base for Norwegian Air Shuttle and Widerøe, connecting Oslo to 195 destinations across 31 domestic and 164 international routes. OSL has an extraordinary distinction: the percentage of passengers using public transport to reach the airport is among the highest in the world at nearly 70% — a testament to the Flytoget express train's efficiency and Norway's transit culture.
The airport operates from a single, large terminal with three airside piers: Pier A for domestic flights, Pier B for Schengen international flights, and Pier C for non-Schengen arrivals (UK, USA, Middle East, non-EU countries). All piers are connected airside, and all arrivals exit through the single terminal's arrivals hall. The airport also hosts a Royal Norwegian Air Force base on the northern side of the terminal — the primary entry point for all VIP flights and official state aircraft arriving in Norway, including Air Force One visits, royal aircraft, and allied military transport.
The Flytoget Airport Express — non-stop from Gardermoen to Oslo Central Station (Oslo S) — runs in 19 minutes and costs approximately NOK 240 (€21). For solo travellers with light luggage heading to a central hotel, it is outstanding. For groups, diplomatic arrivals, guests heading to Aker Brygge, Frogner, Bygdøy, or any address requiring door-to-door delivery, private chauffeur provides the only fully confirmed direct service.
Important note on currency and payment: Norway is not in the EU and uses the Norwegian Krone (NOK). Norway is one of the world's most cashless societies — virtually all transactions are settled by card. Our transfer prices are quoted and invoiced in Euros for international clients.
Torp (Sandefjord TRF) is located 119 kilometres south of Oslo and used almost exclusively by Ryanair and leisure low-cost carriers. The transfer from Torp to Oslo takes approximately 2 hours by express bus or 100 to 120 minutes by private chauffeur. Always verify your airport code (OSL vs TRF) when booking flights to Oslo.
| Destination | Distance | Approx. Time* |
|---|---|---|
| Oslo — City & Venues | ||
| Oslo city centre / Karl Johans Gate | 50 km | 40–58 min |
| Royal Palace (Kongelig Slott) | 50 km | 40–58 min |
| Storting (Norwegian Parliament) | 49 km | 40–57 min |
| Oslo City Hall (Nobel Peace Prize venue) | 50 km | 40–58 min |
| Nobel Peace Center (Rådhusplassen) | 50 km | 40–58 min |
| Ministry of Foreign Affairs (UD) | 49 km | 40–57 min |
| Aker Brygge / waterfront | 50 km | 40–58 min |
| Frogner (embassies / residential) | 52 km | 42–60 min |
| Bygdøy (museums peninsula) | 55 km | 45–64 min |
| Holmenkollen (ski jump / arena) | 55 km | 45–65 min |
| Lysaker / business district (west) | 54 km | 44–62 min |
| Norway — Key Destinations | ||
| Lillehammer (1994 Winter Olympics) | 130 km | 1h15–1h40 |
| Drammen | 80 km | 58–78 min |
| Fredrikstad | 120 km | 1h10–1h35 |
| International | ||
| Stockholm, Sweden | 525 km | 5h30–6h30 |
| Gothenburg, Sweden | 300 km | 3h–3h30 |
* Approximate times under normal traffic. The E6 motorway south from Gardermoen to Oslo is generally efficient but congested during weekday peak hours (07:00–09:30 and 15:30–18:30). The approach into central Oslo via the Ring Roads can be slow during evening peak.
Oslo is the seat of Norway's constitutional monarchy and government. The Royal Palace (Kongelig Slott) on Drammensveien at the top of Karl Johans Gate is the official royal residence of HM King Harald V and HM Queen Sonja — a building whose hilltop position and surrounding park give it a commanding presence over the entire city centre. The Norwegian Parliament (Storting) on Karl Johans Gate is Norway's supreme legislative authority. The government offices (Regjeringskvartalet), severely damaged in the 2011 Utøya/Oslo terrorist attacks and now being entirely rebuilt in a major urban regeneration project, are adjacent to the Storting. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (UD) is at Victoria terrasse.
Norway's diplomatic profile is distinctive: a NATO founding member, a close US ally, a significant UN contributor (Norway has provided more UN peacekeeping personnel per capita than almost any other country), and the world's largest sovereign wealth fund — all from a country of 5.5 million people. The Nobel Peace Prize ceremony, the Arctic Council (whose permanent secretariat is in Tromsø), and Norway's specific bilateral relationships (particularly with Russia across the Barents Sea boundary, and with Arctic and maritime nations globally) generate a continuous and elevated flow of official diplomatic activity through Oslo. We provide exclusively allocated, fully discreet chauffeur for all diplomatic and royal-adjacent occasions in Oslo, with coordination with the Norwegian PST (Police Security Service) and protocol teams as required.
The Nobel Peace Prize — awarded annually on 10 December at Oslo City Hall (Rådhuset) on the Oslofjord waterfront — is the most politically significant of all Nobel awards and the one that generates the greatest international attention. Unlike the science and literature prizes awarded in Stockholm, the Peace Prize is determined by a Norwegian committee and awarded in Oslo — a distinction that gives Oslo a unique annual moment of global diplomatic focus that no other Scandinavian capital shares. The ceremony is attended by the Norwegian royal family, the Prime Minister, the full diplomatic corps accredited to Norway, international guests of the laureate, and global press and media. The evening Nobel Peace Prize Concert follows at the Oslo Spektrum arena.
Nobel Peace Prize week generates transport demand of extraordinary intensity — laureate delegations require multiple vehicles for airport arrivals and the full week of events, and the ceremony itself requires coordinated fleet for the diplomatic corps and official guests attending the City Hall ceremony. Ultra Luxury vehicle arrivals at Oslo City Hall for the 10 December ceremony are our most prestigious Oslo service. Book Nobel Peace Prize week transport at least 8 to 10 weeks in advance.
The Oslo Jazz Festival — held each August — is one of Scandinavia's most respected jazz events, presenting a programme of international jazz at venues across the city including the Oslo Concert Hall (Oslo Konserthus) and outdoor stages throughout the city centre. For international music industry guests and cultural visitors attending the festival, we provide airport transfers and evening concert transport throughout the festival week.
Norway's Constitution Day on 17 May is the most vibrant and joyful national celebration in Scandinavia — a day on which the entire Norwegian population dresses in their national costume (bunad) and participates in children's parades, flag processions, and celebrations that culminate in the procession past the Royal Palace where the royal family appears on the balcony. For diplomatic guests and private visitors experiencing Constitution Day in Oslo, we provide full-day disposal throughout the celebration, including transport to and from the Royal Palace parade and the evening festivities.
Holmenkollen — the iconic ski jump and Nordic skiing arena in the forested hills above Oslo — hosts Holmenkollen Ski Festival each March, one of the world's most attended annual sporting events, drawing up to 100,000 spectators for World Cup ski jumping, cross-country, and biathlon events. Holmenkollen is approximately 55 kilometres from OSL Airport and 12 kilometres from Oslo city centre. We provide OSL airport to Holmenkollen transfers for Nordic skiing enthusiasts and corporate hospitality groups attending the Ski Festival.
The Norway Cup — held each late July and early August in Oslo — is the world's largest international youth football tournament, drawing teams from over 50 countries to the city for a week-long competition across Oslo's sports facilities. For international delegations and accompanying adults, we provide airport transfers and transport throughout the tournament week.
Oslo is the headquarters city for Norway's most globally significant corporations. Equinor (formerly Statoil) — the Norwegian state energy company and one of the world's largest offshore oil and gas operators — has its global headquarters at Fornebu in Bærum, approximately 20 kilometres west of Oslo city centre and 65 kilometres from the airport. DNB — Scandinavia's second-largest bank — is on Bjørvika near Oslo Central Station. Telenor — the Nordic telecommunications major — is also at Fornebu. For corporate visitors attending board meetings, investor days, and partnership events at Oslo's energy and financial sector companies, we provide airport transfers and full-day executive disposal throughout the year.
The Oslofjord — the 100-kilometre inlet on which Oslo sits — and the broader Norwegian fjord landscape reachable from the capital offer some of the most spectacular natural environments in the world. For private clients combining Oslo with a Lysefjord (Preikestolen), Sognefjord, or Hardangerfjord programme, we provide airport transfers to Bergen (approximately 7 hours, or we coordinate with domestic connections from OSL), Stavanger (approximately 10 hours or domestic connection), and all Norwegian coastal cities.
Blackcars operates a personalised dispatch service capable of managing transport operations of any scale from a single point of contact. A dedicated dispatcher coordinates all vehicles, drivers, pickup sequencing, and real-time schedule changes simultaneously — you communicate with one person, and every car is handled from there.
We have organised and are fully capable of organising ground transport fleets of any scale for events of every category: Nobel Peace Prize laureate and diplomatic delegation programmes; Royal Palace state visit-adjacent transport; Holmenkollen Ski Festival corporate hospitality; Oslo Jazz Festival evening programmes; Constitution Day diplomatic fleet; and energy sector corporate investor day transport. Every vehicle is exclusively allocated — never shared — and all drivers operate under full confidentiality.
Contact us: +33 753 54 87 71 or [email protected].
| Vehicle | 4 Hours | 8 Hours | 24 Hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mercedes E-Class | €360 | €700 | €1,500 |
| Mercedes V-Class | €480 | €880 | €1,800 |
| Mercedes S-Class | €700 | €1,200 | €2,400 |
| Mercedes G-Class | — | — | €4,000 |
| Mercedes-Maybach S-Class | — | — | €4,000 |
| Mercedes-Maybach GLS | — | — | €4,000 |
| Bentley Bentayga | — | — | €4,500 |
| Bentley Mulsanne | — | — | €5,000 |
| Rolls-Royce Dawn | — | — | €5,800 |
| Rolls-Royce Cullinan | — | — | €5,800 |
| Rolls-Royce Ghost | — | — | €6,000 |
Ultra Luxury vehicles require a minimum 24-hour booking. All prices in Euros; Norway uses Norwegian Krone (NOK). Norway is not in the EU. Norway is a near-cashless society — cards universally accepted. For Nobel Peace Prize Week transport, royal diplomatic occasions, Equinor/DNB corporate programmes, or Holmenkollen Ski Festival fleet: +33 753 54 87 71 or [email protected].
Oslo Airport Gardermoen (OSL) is approximately 50 kilometres northeast of the city centre — approximately 40 to 58 minutes by private chauffeur via the E6 motorway. The Flytoget Airport Express reaches Oslo Central Station in 19 minutes (NOK 240/€21) — outstanding for solo travellers with light luggage. For groups, diplomatic arrivals, and any destination requiring door-to-door delivery, private chauffeur provides the only fully confirmed direct service.
Oslo Gardermoen (OSL) is Norway's main international airport, 50 km northeast of Oslo, serving all major carriers. Sandefjord Torp Airport (TRF) is 119 km south of Oslo, used almost exclusively by Ryanair and leisure low-cost carriers. Torp to Oslo takes approximately 100 to 120 minutes by private chauffeur. Always verify your airport code (OSL vs TRF) when booking flights to Oslo.
No. Norway is not in the EU and uses the Norwegian Krone (NOK). Norway is however one of the world's most cashless societies — credit and debit cards are accepted virtually everywhere, including taxis and public transport. Our transfer prices are quoted and invoiced in Euros for international clients.
Yes. We provide Nobel Peace Prize Week transport for laureate delegations, diplomatic corps, and official guests — airport arrivals, hotel-to-venue programmes, and Ultra Luxury vehicle arrivals at Oslo City Hall for the 10 December ceremony. Book 8 to 10 weeks in advance.
Yes. Oslo to Stockholm approximately 525 kilometres — 5 hours 30 to 6 hours 30 minutes. Oslo to Gothenburg approximately 300 kilometres — 3 to 3 hours 30 minutes. Oslo to Copenhagen approximately 620 kilometres — 6 to 7 hours.
Need a private chauffeur in Oslo? Contact us for Gardermoen airport transfers, Nobel Peace Prize transport, royal occasions, and Scandinavian long-distance programmes.