City Games in Norway
City Games are available across Norway and offer an interactive experience that takes place in urban environments throughout the country. Designed for self-guided play, each game is accessed through your smartphone and can be started at any time. With flexible pacing and immersive tasks, City Games provide a unique way to engage with cities on your own terms.
- Start, pause & continue whenever you want
- Play independently
- 1-4 or 2-5 people per smartphone, depending on your game
- 1.5-2 hours of play time
- 3-4 km walking distance
- Internet connection required
Choose your destination and start playing today!
Exploring Norway
Norway’s cities combine modern design with traces of traditional Scandinavian structure, often nestled between natural landscapes and urban infrastructure. Many city centers are compact and walkable, with wide sidewalks, pedestrian zones and a steady rhythm of daily life unfolding in promenades and small public squares. Despite their northern setting, Norwegian urban areas maintain an accessible and human scale that supports a calm and orderly flow through the city.
The urban environment favors practicality and openness, with well-connected public transport and built spaces that prioritize both movement and quiet moments. Streets are clean and functional, while buildings and public areas often reflect a minimalist aesthetic that blends with the surrounding environment. City life generally moves at a measured pace, shaped by seasonal light changes and a culture that values balance between activity and stillness.
Norwegian cities vary in tone and structure, from coastal centers with maritime influences to inland towns framed by mountains and forests. Larger cities display a mix of international influence and regional character, while smaller ones tend to focus on community and local routines. This variation gives each place its own rhythm and atmosphere, offering a broad range of everyday urban experiences across the country.
Which cities in Norway have City Games?
City Games are available in multiple cities across Norway, offering a range of locations in both larger and smaller urban areas. You can experience them in major cities like Oslo and Bergen. Availability is not limited to these locations, and there are also options in smaller cities across the country.
