Oslo Reptile Park is a compact animal attraction at St. Olavs Gate 2, in central Oslo. Snakes, lizards, crocodiles, spiders, scorpions, frogs and insects fill its exhibits, with small monkeys among the other animals. Clean viewing glass makes it easier to see the enclosures and take photos. The visit is especially suited to families and anyone curious about reptiles, with chances to see animals up close and, at times, handle a snake or watch a feeding.
Animals in the exhibits
The collection includes snakes, lizards, crocodiles, frogs, insects, spiders and scorpions. Visitors may also spot small monkeys. Chameleons and axolotls are among the animals people have particularly enjoyed seeing, and the park has species such as Caymans from Amazonia.
The exhibits are arranged across two levels. Clean glass gives you a clear view into the enclosures and makes photography easier. The park is compact, so it suits a short stop more than a full day out.
Animal encounters and finding the entrance
Staff sometimes bring animals out for visitors to see more closely. Snake handling and feeding sessions have been part of the experience, but the timing of these activities is not specified, so check on arrival if one is important to your visit.
The entrance can be hard to spot from the street. Look for dinosaur footprints on the ground and follow them toward the stairs leading down. The address is St. Olavs Gate 2, in central Oslo.
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How long do you need at Oslo Reptile Park?
Allow about an hour to explore the exhibits.
Can you hold a snake at Oslo Reptile Park?
Snake handling has been available during some visits. Ask staff whether an interaction is happening when you arrive.
Is Oslo Reptile Park included with the Oslo Pass?
Yes, admission is included with the Oslo Pass.
Where is Oslo Reptile Park?
It is at St. Olavs Gate 2 in central Oslo. Follow the dinosaur footprints on the ground to find the entrance.
