Sun & light planner
Golden hour in Oslo
In mid-June golden hour in Oslo starts at 21:23 and lasts 79 minutes; in mid-December it starts at 13:10 and lasts 122. The tool is set to Oslo — pick your shoot date.
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One column per day, midnight at the top. Click a day to open it. Breaks in the bands are clock changes.
| 15th of | Sunrise | Sunset | Golden pm | Length | Blue until | Daylight |
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| Jan | 09:05 | 15:49 | 14:15–15:49 | 1 h 34 min | 16:41 | 6 h 44 min |
| Feb | 07:57 | 17:08 | 16:03–17:08 | 1 h 04 min | 17:51 | 9 h 11 min |
| Mar | 06:35 | 18:18 | 17:23–18:18 | 55 min | 19:00 | 11 h 43 min |
| Apr | 06:02 | 20:33 | 19:37–20:33 | 57 min | 21:19 | 14 h 31 min |
| May | 04:41 | 21:47 | 20:41–21:47 | 1 h 07 min | 22:50 | 17 h 06 min |
| Jun | 03:55 | 22:41 | 21:23–22:41 | 1 h 19 min | 00:22 | 18 h 46 min |
| Jul | 04:22 | 22:25 | 21:12–22:25 | 1 h 13 min | 23:43 | 18 h 04 min |
| Aug | 05:32 | 21:13 | 20:13–21:13 | 1 h 00 min | 22:04 | 15 h 41 min |
| Sep | 06:45 | 19:41 | 18:47–19:41 | 55 min | 20:24 | 12 h 56 min |
| Oct | 07:56 | 18:11 | 17:12–18:11 | 59 min | 18:53 | 10 h 15 min |
| Nov | 08:14 | 15:50 | 14:32–15:50 | 1 h 19 min | 16:39 | 7 h 36 min |
| Dec | 09:14 | 15:12 | 13:10–15:12 | 2 h 02 min | 16:09 | 5 h 58 min |
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Golden hour in Oslo, month by month
The evening window in Oslo is longest in December (122 minutes) and shortest in March (55 minutes). Values for the 15th of each month, local time, daylight saving included.
| Month | Sunrise | Sunset | Golden hour, evening | Length | Blue hour until | Daylight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| January | 09:05 | 15:49 | 14:15–15:49 | 1 h 34 min | 16:41 | 6 h 44 min |
| February | 07:57 | 17:08 | 16:03–17:08 | 1 h 04 min | 17:51 | 9 h 11 min |
| March | 06:35 | 18:18 | 17:23–18:18 | 55 min | 19:00 | 11 h 43 min |
| April | 06:02 | 20:33 | 19:37–20:33 | 57 min | 21:19 | 14 h 31 min |
| May | 04:41 | 21:47 | 20:41–21:47 | 1 h 07 min | 22:50 | 17 h 06 min |
| June | 03:55 | 22:41 | 21:23–22:41 | 1 h 19 min | 00:22 | 18 h 46 min |
| July | 04:22 | 22:25 | 21:12–22:25 | 1 h 13 min | 23:43 | 18 h 04 min |
| August | 05:32 | 21:13 | 20:13–21:13 | 1 h 00 min | 22:04 | 15 h 41 min |
| September | 06:45 | 19:41 | 18:47–19:41 | 55 min | 20:24 | 12 h 56 min |
| October | 07:56 | 18:11 | 17:12–18:11 | 59 min | 18:53 | 10 h 15 min |
| November | 08:14 | 15:50 | 14:32–15:50 | 1 h 19 min | 16:39 | 7 h 36 min |
| December | 09:14 | 15:12 | 13:10–15:12 | 2 h 02 min | 16:09 | 5 h 58 min |
Where the sun goes down
Around the June solstice the sun sets in Oslo at 323° (NW), around the December solstice at 217° (SW) — 106° apart. A façade that gets backlight at the end of a summer day is lit from the side in winter, and a street that frames the sunset in July may not see it at all in January.
The highest sun of the year stands at 54° at noon, the lowest at 7°. Below about 15° the light turns warm and the shadows long enough to shape a face; the day chart in the tool shows when the sun crosses that line on your date.
Clock changes
Europe/Oslo changes the clocks on 29 March and 25 October 2026. On those dates every time in the table jumps by an hour overnight — a schedule copied from the week before the change puts the exterior an hour into the dark (or an hour too early).
Frequently asked
When does golden hour start in Oslo today?
The tool above opens on today’s date for Oslo. As a guide: in mid-June it starts at 21:23, in mid-December at 13:10.
How long is golden hour in Oslo?
Between 55 minutes (March) and 122 minutes (December) in the evening, measured from 6° sun altitude to sunset.
Does a building to the west change this?
Yes. Set the obstruction slider to its angle: a four-storey building 100 m away is about 5° and ends direct sun noticeably before sunset. The tool shows how many minutes you lose.