Oslo

Aker Brygge

continues over the bridge to Tjuvholmen

A seaside shopping and nightlife centre with high prices, but lots of glam and fun.

Akersgata

A few exclusive shops like Louis Vuitton, gold smith David-Andersen, Follestad, Corso Como, Ting. The most exclusive shopping-centre in Oslo.

Art: Siren Waróe Gallery

The Studio Gallery of the Norwegian up-and-coming fine art artist Siren Waróe. Watch her golden art being made live and order your own dream-painting or get a print of one of her paintings.

Wed 14:00-20:00 or contact at phone

Baby Shop AS

One of Oslo's oldest and most traditional baby stores. It is famous for its celebrity shoppers like the Princess of Norway Märtha Louise and the Crown Princess Mette-Marit.

Closed · opens 10 am tomorrow

Big Dipper

The best selection of vinyl LPs in Oslo! Pop/Rock, Indie, Soul, Metal/Hardrock, Jazz, Punk, Garagerock, Hip-hop, Blues, Country, Electronica and Reggae. Also a fine seletion of CDs in most genres.

Byporten

A shopping centre appended to the Sentralstasjon, with a selection of Norwegian chain stores. Handy for last-minute shopping or filling up supplies on arrival, but mind the opening times, much shorter than the station's.

Mon-Fri 10:00-21:00, Sat 10:00-2o:00, closed on Sundays

DesignTorget

Swedish chain that showcases high quality quirky design. Worth checking out for quality gifts to bring back home.

Fisketorget: The Oslo Fish Market

Pipervika

Fish market of fresh fish and shellfish that has an aquarium, seafood restaurant and sushi and oyster bar.

Frelsesarmeen (Salvation Army)

Salvation Army second-hand store done Norwegian style! Super high quality clothes, some furnishings, and a SA café/Sally Anne (SA's fair-trade concept store) right next door. Great place for inexpensive hats/gloves/socks when the Oslo winter sneaks up on you.

Glasmagasinet

Dates back to the 18th century. Here you can find souvenirs, crystal, china, fashion, kitchenware and interior design. The department store is famous for their large cosmetics section.

Grønlands Torg

Many cultures and nationalities are represented, both by customers and by those who work there. The mall is especially known for the great selection of fruits and vegetables from Norway and distant countries. There are also shoe, clothing and fabric stores there and several eateries.

Grünerløkka

In this area you will find lower prices and more intense nightlife and items for sale than otherwise in Oslo.

Gulating Ølutsalg

Oslo sentrum

Largest selection of beer in the city, Norwegian craft beer from all over Norway in particular.

House of Oslo

A shopping centre focusing on interior designs with around 20 different shops with their own theme. This may be the most exquisite interior design centre in northern Europe. Illum Bolighus is especially worth a visit (this is a subsidiary of a famous Danish department store).

Lambertseter Senter

Shopping centre close to Lambertseter subway station, line 1 or 4.

Mathallen

Huge selection of exclusive international and traditional Norwegian food in this new indoor market, and serving of food and drinks.

Neseblod Records

Black Metal Shop and museum in Schweigaards gate in the same building in which Helvete was located in the early 1990s.

Norway Shop

Greatest selection in the city of original Norwegian knitted wool sweaters.

Oslo City

A big shopping centre just across the street from the Central station. The shopping centre focuses on young people. In the basement is Meny, one of the few full-size supermarkets in central Oslo.

Senter Syd Mortensrud

Shopping centre close to the terminal station for subway line 3.

Steen og Strøm

One of Oslo's oldest department stores and is newly renovated and very stylish with a number of clothing shops with famous brands, a cosmetique, and an interior design floor. On top you will find an outdoor cafe with view over the city centre and the surroundings.

Storo storsenter

One of the largest and busiest indoor shopping centers in the city of Oslo.

Stovner Senter

One of the largest shopping centers in City of Oslo, located in the northeastern tip.

Tiger

An old-school record store with vinyl, CDs and some band merchandise for those into alternative music like punk, noise and all kinds of genres with names ending with "core". Also a record label and a distributor.

Tursenteret, Den Norske Turistforening

Norwegian Trekking Association, DNT

Equipment shop and good advices for hikers and cross country skiers, tour maps, booking of tourist cabins.

Vestkanttorget

Antiques and second hand market. Every Saturday on the corner of Professor Dahls gate and Neubergsgate at Frogner.

Living Large

Dressmann

A store for tall and large men, sizes range from 3X to 9X with decent formal and informal clothes.

Bogstadveien

Good for non-chain stores, focus on clothes and accessories.

Eger

High-end fashion shopping in the middle of Karl Johans gate.

Grorud Senter

Shopping center, located centrally in the Grorud district.