EatInner East

Ekebergrestauranten

An architectural monument, this place offers gourmet dining and Oslo's best views. Hugely popular but the service can disappoint.

Listing from Wikivoyage: Oslo/Inner East, CC BY-SA 4.0.

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Karlsborg Spiseforretning
In a scenic venue, built in 1863
Serving traditional Norwegian dishes, near the entrance to the sculpture park.
DoInner East
Ekebergparken
At the steep, green hill east of city centre (tram 18 or 19 to Ekebergparken, bus 34 or 74 to Brannfjellveien) is even a sculpture park, with works by Norwegian and international artists such as Salvador Dalí, Lynn Chadwick, Richard Hudson and Per Ung among others. This point is assumed to be the background for Scream, Edvard Munch's famous picture. Alongside the idyllic forest paths you can see sculptures, but also find remnants of cultural history from different eras of Norwegian history or enjoy the incredible views over the capital. Small climbing park for children.
DoInner East
Ekebergmarkedet
Flea market and one of Northern Europe's largest swapmeet/markets for vintage car and bike parts. Takes place early May and mid. September at the north-west part of Ekeberg Park. Arranged by Norsk Veteranvogn Klubb (http://veteranvogn.no)
DoInner East
Middelalderparken
Medieval Park
Ruins of medieval old town of Oslo, such as church ruins and ruins of the former Royal Estate. Location of the annual rock music festival Øyafestivalen.