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Water temperatures in Oslo right now

If you're going for a swim today, this is the order to consider: Oslo's bathing spots ranked by the latest measured water temperature, warmest first. The numbers are fetched automatically twice a day, and the measurement time is shown on each row.

The small forest lakes and shallow bays warm up fastest in good weather, while the fjord holds its warmth better into late summer. Tap a name for everything about the spot: how to get there, facilities and how child-friendly it is.

Last fetched 17 September. Source: Yr / the Norwegian Meteorological Institute.

  1. 1LangøyeneMeasured 13 September17.8 °C
  2. 2GressholmenMeasured 13 September17.8 °C
  3. 3LindøyaMeasured 13 September17.8 °C
  4. 4Sørenga sjøbadMeasured 16 September17.5 °C
  5. 5HovedøyaMeasured 16 September17.5 °C
  6. 6BleikøyaMeasured 16 September17.5 °C
  7. 7ParadisbuktaMeasured 13 September16.7 °C
  8. 8HukMeasured 13 September16.7 °C
  9. 9NakkholmenMeasured 13 September16.7 °C
  10. 10Bygdøy SjøbadMeasured 17 September16.3 °C
  11. 11HvervenbuktaMeasured 13 September16.3 °C
  12. 12Tjuvholmen sjøbadMeasured 17 September15.9 °C
  13. 13SognsvannMeasured 17 September15.7 °C
  14. 14ÅrvolldammenMeasured 16 September13.6 °C
  15. 15BogstadvannetMeasured 14 September13.0 °C
  16. 16Badedammen (Grorud)Measured 16 September12.8 °C
  17. 17VesletjernMeasured 16 September12.8 °C
  18. 18Svarttjern (Romsås)Measured 16 September12.8 °C

No recent measurement: Katten (Ljan/Nordstrand), Lutvann, Hellviktangen, Stensrudtjern, Nordstrand Bad