🧸 Indoor activities for kids in Oslo

A go-kart track at Alnabru with electric kid karts for children aged 5–11 (drop-in at weekends) and junior karts for ages 12–14.

Large indoor activity park for children aged 0–17 at Ulsrud. Climbing frames, slides, trampolines, ball cannons and Mini World – a separate play area for the very youngest. Three-hour play session per visit.

Indoor family playroom for children aged 0–6 at Hasle-Løren. Safe, clean play areas with activities, baby singing, parent meet-ups and kids' disco. A monthly pass gives unlimited access.

Indoor family playroom for children aged 0–6 in Oslo city centre. Safe, clean play areas with activities, baby singing, parent meet-ups and kids' disco. A monthly pass gives unlimited access.

Indoor family playroom for children aged 0–6 in Torshov/Sagene. Safe, clean play areas with activities, baby singing, parent meet-ups and kids' disco. A monthly pass gives unlimited access.

Indoor baby playroom for the very youngest – only for children aged 0–2. A calm, safe place for babies and one-year-olds to explore, play and meet other families with little ones. Activities such as baby singing and parent meet-ups.

Indoor climbing centre with its own children's room (the Spider Room): bouldering walls, auto-belay and a large climbing net without ropes. Suitable from age 2. Children under 13 must be accompanied by an adult. Shoes and harnesses can be rented.

A small, colourful indoor play space in the courtyard of Tullinkvartalet, right in the city centre. Made for children aged 0–6, with separate zones for the youngest, climbing tubes, slides, a ball pit and books. Heated floors, good acoustics and plenty of room for prams outside. Booking and payment via the “Mikrolekeriet” app.

An indoor play centre in Sandakerveien with climbing and slides – an activity for the whole family, also on rainy days.

Escape rooms in the city centre where the family solves puzzles together against the clock. Suits school-age children together with adults.

Bowling in the basement of the old Torggata Bad, with bumpers for children and birthday party packages. Quieter daytime hours suit families best.

Escape rooms in Akersgata, with rooms suited to groups with children. Children under 12 must play with adults.

Baby play space in Majorstuen, made only for children aged 0–2 – including those who are not crawling yet. The whole venue is a play area for the youngest, and a play session lasts up to two hours. There is a café for guests with fresh pastries, waffles, coffee and organic baby food, and bottle warmers and high chairs to borrow.

A trampoline park with lots of areas. Rush parks often have special «minisprett» sessions for children aged 0–6 at weekends – check the times for Oslo.

Café with its own playroom in Løren. The children play in a calm playroom with a wooden play structure, while the adults get barista coffee, lunch and home baking in the café. You collect a tag at the till and only pay for the time you have spent in the playroom.