The 46 best neighborhoods to see in Oslo

Visited Munch Museum on a Saturday evening — luckily it’s open til late! The place is calm and beautifully designed, not too crowded, so it’s nice to just wander around and take it slow. The artworks are cool (of course The Scream!), and the view from the top floor is amazing. If you want to see all three versions of The Scream, you’ll need around two hours — they rotate the displays, so you won’t see them all at once. Totally worth taking your time though. A lovely spot to spend a quiet evening in Oslo. 🎨🌙

I visited the old one a few times but The new Munch in Oslo feels like a living tribute to Edvard Munch’s restless spirit. The building itself leans over the fjord like it’s daring you to step inside—and once you do, the spaces give his work room to breathe and hit you in the chest. Seeing The Scream in rotation is powerful, but honestly, it’s the quieter works and the way the light falls in the galleries that stay with you. And when you need a pause, the rooftop bar and restaurant are worth the climb—floor-to-ceiling views of the city and water, cocktails that feel almost as artful as the paintings. It’s one of those museums where the experience stretches beyond the canvas, into the architecture, the food, the skyline.

A modern and spacious Munch museum with a vast collection of his work. I have discovered an unknown to me side of his artistic journey. There is one floor that guides you through his home, showcasing his possessions. The way it is designed is quite interesting. Finally, the view from the top floor over the city is great.

A fantastic Munch gallery full of awesome arts and many interesting works! The building itself is a very architectural fascination and provide absolutely gorgeous view of Oslo fjord. Multiple levels full of arts from Munch and other artists. Surprisingly there were also many interactive art you can get a hands-on with like making your own painting from wooden crafting or exploring Munch's house with a special characters! The three scream paintings display at half an hour interval each so you might need more than a couple hours to go through all the displays. Gift shop at the ground floor also have many cool little gifts you can buy to take home. There is a locker room with bathrooms close to the entrance you can store your bags for free. However the staff weren't very consistent about what size of bag you can have with you. We had a small backpack with us that was smaller than some of the other handbags people took inside while we couldn't bring ours bag in. Definitely one of my top favourite places we visited in Oslo!

The Munch Museum in the Barcode district is spectacular. The architecture of the building inside and out is really impressive and the views from the top floor, you can see Oslo city and the small islands dotted around. There is three floors with an escalator to each to see all his art work and on the ground floor is lockers for your bags before entering and a lovely cafe with indoor and outdoor sitting on the water.

Really nice place with impressive paintings and a dreamy city view on the 12th floor. Especially want to say thank you to a warm-hearted gentleman staff who help me find my passport back. I accidentally lost my passport on the 12th without even noticing. Thankfully, the gentleman find the passport and he check around on different floors to find owner. It could be a disaster to me if he wasn’t so warm-hearted and helpful. Really unforgettable experience in Oslo.

An art museum dedicated to Norway iconic artist such as Munch and others. You are come and see all kinds of their art work, their work progression, their actual items that used to be used as well as enjoying the view point from the top of the building. Theres escalator and lift for easily accessible to each level. Its besides the art items theres not many other artifacts items for viewing. Hence if you aren't crazy or interested about art, this museum may not be the place for you

The Oslo Opera House is truly a masterpiece of modern architecture and one of the most iconic landmarks in the city. The design of the building is breathtaking — with its white marble and glass façade, it looks like it rises straight out of the Oslo Fjord. The sloping roof is unique and inviting, allowing visitors to walk all the way up and enjoy stunning views of the city and the water. Inside, the Opera House is just as impressive. The spacious, light-filled interiors combine elegance with functionality, creating the perfect atmosphere for cultural performances. The use of wood and natural materials adds warmth and harmony, beautifully contrasting with the sleek, modern exterior. It’s not only a place for world-class opera and ballet, but also a public space where everyone can enjoy art, architecture, and the city’s waterfront. The Oslo Opera House is a perfect example of how design can blend beauty, culture, and accessibility. A must-see when visiting Oslo — whether for a performance or simply to experience one of the most stunning architectural landmarks in Scandinavia.

The Oslo Opera House is one of the city’s most iconic landmarks, located right by the waterfront and within walking distance from Karl Johans Gate and Aker Brygge. Getting there is easy on foot through the harbor promenade. The unique design allows visitors to walk up the sloping roof all the way to the top, where you’re rewarded with stunning panoramic views of the Oslofjord and the city skyline. It’s a must-see spot for anyone exploring Oslo

This structure is impressive with its unique design that allows visitors to walk up its sloping roof for stunning views of the city and the fjord. Inside, the spaces are modern and inviting, making it a great spot for both performances and casual visits. The acoustics are outstanding, enhancing the experience of any show you might catch here. It's worth noting that the location is quite central, making it an easy stop while exploring Oslo. Whether you're there for a concert or just to take in the architecture, it provides a genuinely enjoyable experience in the heart of the city.

Walking on the roof gives a great view of the city and the fjord, and the design of the building makes the space feel open and welcoming. A memorable spot to relax, take photos, or just enjoy the atmosphere.

Beautiful venue! The modern and sleek architecture is flowing, yet angular. Inside, the all wood finish brings warmth and softness. It's a piece of art for the arts! We happened to catch one of the last shows for The Day After Yesterday and it was amazing! Awesome performers and choreography. If you get a chance to catch a show here, do so!

The Oslo Opera House is an absolute architectural masterpiece! 🌟 The striking white marble design makes it a true landmark, and the fact that you can walk on the roof offers breathtaking panoramic views of the fjord and the city. Inside, the atmosphere is elegant yet welcoming, with world-class acoustics and outstanding performances. Whether you come for an opera, a ballet, or simply to admire the building and the scenery, it’s an unforgettable experience. A must-visit in Oslo!

Amazing building and a wonderful walk on the roof. Fantastic views around the city and fjord. You can walk right to the roof on gentle sloping ground without steps. Very popular and free.

The cathedral looks quite good a d prayerful at the heart of the city . The paintings are in golden colour which gives quite ornamental look. The roof paintings are very good and very artistic. Free to enter to visit or to pray.

I recently visited Oslo Cathedral (Oslo Domkirke), and it was one of the highlights of my trip to the city. Located right in the heart of Oslo, the cathedral is not only a place of worship but also a historic landmark that beautifully combines tradition and culture. The architecture is stunning — a mix of brick and stone with a tall, elegant clock tower that dominates the skyline. Stepping inside, you are greeted by a calm and peaceful atmosphere, with beautifully decorated ceilings, stained glass windows, and impressive woodwork. The cathedral is still actively used for services, concerts, and royal ceremonies, which makes the experience even more authentic. What I loved most is its central location. After exploring Karl Johans gate, it was just a short walk to stop by the cathedral and enjoy a quiet moment away from the busy streets. Even if you’re not religious, this place is absolutely worth a visit for its history, architecture, and cultural significance. If you are in Oslo, make sure to include Oslo Cathedral in your itinerary — it’s a perfect blend of history, spirituality, and Norwegian heritage.

Beautiful cathedral and wonderful free concerts on Friday evening. The girl's choice was beautiful and it's wonderful to see the building quite full of people.

The church is situated in the city centre and is the seat of the Bishop of Oslo. Oslo Cathedral has been the setting for several royal weddings since Norway gained independence in 1905. The cathedral is the church for the parliament and the royal family, but first and foremost, it is an open church for everyone who seeks it. The life of the cathedral is both busy and quiet. Every day a priest or a deacon leads a worship service in the cathedral. The organists regularly give recitals in the church, and you might also hear one of the cathedral’s choirs rehearsing. We strive to keep the cathedral a welcoming place for visitors from near and far. We offer you a place where you can come as you are, and let your thoughts be carried and lifted up in prayer, either in silence or through music. Blaise Pascal once wrote: “All of humanity’s problems stem from man’s inability to sit quietly in a room alone.” A church is not like any other building. People have visited Oslo Cathedral since 1697, in joy and sorrow. People have come to the cathedral to seek the depths of their soul, and the high and holy. While you may not be entirely alone in the church, you are invited to sit down in a quiet place at the heart of Oslo. As you come inside, you will perhaps notice how the light gives life to the stained glass windows. As the stained glass is animated through the light, it is our hope that the art in the church can bring light, solace, inspiration, and reflect God’s glory. We hope that you may find peace and renewed strength for your life through a visit to the cathedral. The church is open every day, and every Friday night. You are welcome to participate in worship and prayer, light a candle, marvel at the ceiling, attend a concert, or just sit still in silence. Services: Monday: Midday prayer at 12 pm
Tuesday: Midday prayer at 12 pm
Wednesday: Sevice with organ recital and communion 12 pm
Thursday: Midday service with communion at 12 pm
Friday: Service with organ recital and communion 5 pm
Sunday: High mass 11 am The Cathedral is open every day: Saturday - Thursday from 10 am - 4 pm. On Friday the opening hours are 4 pm - midnight. Members of all churches and denominations are welcome to join us for the celebration of the Eucharist (Holy Communion / The Lords Supper). As you enter the Cathedral a guide book is avaliable in English, German and French. Oslo Cathedral is a lutheran church within The Church of Norway.

Beautiful cathedral inside and out, the painted ceiling is something to behold. Open to the public to visit.

This beautiful Cathedral sits next to a tiny park in Oslo and near a shopping and dining district

Pretty, historical, lutheran cathedral in the center of Oslo. A row of nice restaurants on the back of the very of structure.

In euros, I would say the prices are around 15 and 20. You can order from your table with the QR code, and just go and pick up your dish from the restaurant stand. I ordered from Yoyo and it was absolutely delicious. My friends ordered from other two restaurants and all of them loved it! Is a good option if you are in a friend group and each wants a different thing, I totally recommend :)

Overall a very nice place to visit for lunch, many options and mostly Asian and South American cuisine. Serving is fast but the taste aren’t authentic like it should. Everything is much milder

Really nice atmospheric place with street food stall all over the world. Was bit disappointed that many stalls had sold out when visiting around 19:00...still managed to get food. I had Thai Satay chicken which was very good. Reasonsble prices also. You can get drinks from the bar

Barcode Street Food is a food hall in the heart of the Barcode district in Oslo. There are several restaurants serving street food from all over the world. It is a place where different culinary cultures coexist, from Indian to Mexican, from traditional to vegan. If you want to try alternative cuisines just a few meters away, Barcode Street Food is the right place.

This is my go to when visiting Oslo there is something for everyone the food is amazing and not overly expensive I definitely recommend

My first day is Oslo, a bit weary (not at hangry level but looking to being snippy if messed with) I sought out some refreshments. The smallish hall of food vendors was the challenge I took up. There foods from different parts of the world and an eclectic array of seating options. I chose a Jerk Chicken wrap. It was massive for the price paid and delightfully delicious. I reduced the atmosphere because in a time of murky early winter, there really is no need for the extra dark eating nooks. The colourfully decorated musical instruments hanging from a vine can only liven up the Hall so much.

Great space to try authentic street food from all around the world. Good ambience and space to thoroughly enjoy your evening here. The food varies from Indian to Greece to Mexican to probably everything. Really loved the seating space designed according to the country theme ambience. The cocktails here are amazing and a must try. An evening would be the perfect time to enjoy the delicacies and the ambience here. Totally recommend everyone to visit the space to try out amazing food dishes from all around the world.

This is a huge station that’s easy to get around and staffed with lots of people ready to help you. There’s a lot of shops, cafes and more to make it easier on your travels. It’s right downtown with easy walking to any fun location.

Very clean and well-designed station. The big curved screen showing train info looks amazing and makes it easy to see what’s coming next. The ramps and layout are smooth, easy for travelers with luggage or kids. Feels modern and people friendly.

Oslo Central Station is located right in the heart of the city. Everything inside is clear and easy to navigate. Signs are in both Norwegian and English, and the ticket machines offer several other languages like Swedish, German, and more. Inside the station, you’ll find cafés, restaurants, toilets, a supermarket, clothing stores, gift shops, and more. A very convenient and well-organized station!

Checked our platform location for Copenhagen trip; all shops and restos are great, there's an ongoing bargain outside the station - once or 2x a yr street shops

Nice and practical station - took the AirPort Express train with Flytoget - recommend to book the return ticket which can be used for a rather long period without indicating the day/time

It has train service but what a mess on Sunday. Train lines were cancelled, delayed and had platform change at last minute. At first the notice board showed RE11 is at track 11, when I reached there, there is error msg on the platform notice board. When the crowd was waiting, the notice board on track 12 suddenly showed R11 when it was close to departure time. In train the timing of each stop on notice board was not updated.

In this station you can touch the magic of the beautiful city of Oslo and you can also see everyone who works there smiling. If you intend to go to the airport, know that there are two trains to the same destination. The first one has a cheap ticket and the second train is almost twice as expensive and the difference between them is about 5 minutes. In this station there are designated places so that you can leave your luggage safely and tour the city. It is truly one of the best and cleanest stations in the world.

Beautiful park with many sculpture to see, it’s quite a bit of a hike if you decide to walk (instead of taking the tram), but the view of Oslo from the top is worth it!

Funny and interesting statues. Great view of Oslo from some places. Nice for a run or hike. We stayed at the campsite next to the park and enjoyed the morning and evening walks around the park. On the way to the centre it's easy to cross it and see the statues while walking downhill. Worth to have a look!

Nice park with surprising sculpturen and on one part Great view over Oslo

place to hike and enjoy art lovely cafe and 2nd restaurant with a nice view another

Scenic park with amazing sculptures. You should visit.

Fabulous statues in a wonderful silvan setting, yet right in the capital city.

Excellent place for a walk. Superb view

Top experience – Rusalka, 2025. The music and orchestra were so beautiful > it was beyond anything words can describe. The acoustics of the main hall were designed with expert consultation, using oak paneling and wave-like surfaces to create world-class sound. The architecture > I love how it lets visitors walk on top of the building, blurring the boundary between structure and nature.

Gorgeous architecture with impressive views. The building seems symbolic of the surrounding fjords and the beauty of Norway. The steps to the roof are a gradual climb with many places to stop for children or those who need more breaks. It's wonderful to see such a new building be accessible, allowing mist everyone to experience Oslo’s beauty.

The backstage guide tour is worth it. Book in advance!

The city’s landmark, probably the only building here that actually looks interesting.

You can't visit Oslo and skip this architectural beauty. Worth all the time you can spend there.

Perfect. A little bit early to start an opera at 18.00, but ok. They only have one intermission, sometimes placed well, sometimes not. Great acoustics and seats, a few of them have too little leg room

A beautiful, serene space with coffee shop and restaurant. I got last minute tickets to a dance event. 45 minutes and perfect for a windy and wet day. Such talented performers!

I loved it here. Every year, April to September, I’d be looking so much forward to my evening dog walks. It was so peaceful and calming. Now I absolutely hate it as I see all the people and kids sitting on fields where they’re not supposed to, picking flowers that they were not supposed to, while they forbid dogs who were just happy to smell and frolick around. This is such a sad decision.

It was a very interesting experience. The botanical garden is well maintained, there is a map with all the paths and places to visit. I especially liked the exposition with stones, as well as the greenhouses. There is a cafe on the territory, there are gazebos, as well as a "hotel for insects"

This charming free entry Botanical Gardens boasts many local native planes and trees with markers. Beautiful arrangements. I loved the bee b&b that can be seen from online by using the QR code. Easy to walk thru the gardens with pavéd paths. The area is hilly and may be chalking to climb. Accessible restroom in the cafe The Natural History Museum is on the property.

Beautiful gardens, wide variety of different plants and plenty of trees. The actual Museum is at the bottom of the gardens. Outside cafe and toilets. The stones leading up to the entrance are very unique. There is a shop selling all different kinds of merchandise and tickets to the Museum you can buy at the till and enter the museum. It is a really beautiful building and there is a lot to see from precious stones, artwork, dinosaurs, furniture. Great day out for families and children.

Strolling through this beautiful space felt like a breath of fresh air amidst the city's hustle. The collection of plants from various climates was impressive, and the pathways were well-maintained, making it easy to navigate and explore. I particularly enjoyed the tranquility of the hidden corners and the sound of water creating a soothing atmosphere. It's a great spot to take a break, reflect, or even enjoy a casual picnic surrounded by nature. Overall, it was a pleasant experience that offered a nice escape from urban life.

Amazing botanical gardens, full of surprises and well worth a visit. Free entry and within walking distance of city centre. A surprising highlight was exploring the paths in the fjelhagen.

Beautiful gardens and amazing greenhouses. The rock garden was very interesting. Nice teashop and seats all around. Very peaceful park in Oslo, 25 minutes walk from centre.

This bar was a trip! We went on recommendation of a friend and did not regret it. We sat inside on a weekday afternoon so didn't have to wait and drinks came quickly. The theme of matching drinks to Norwegian artists is so cool and every drink we had was so intriguing. Get the martini (I forget the name) - the drink is great, but the cheese is next level and earns the former title of best in the world.

Everything about Himkok is 5 stars. The ambiance, music, drinks, bartenders, and service are all top notch. Could not recommend enough. Weather youre a tourist or a local. Stop on for a story and a drink. It won't disappoint.

I tried a Negroni here and it was super good — really well made and balanced. I also tried a martini that came with a blue cheese-stuffed olive, but I didn’t quite enjoy the taste of that one. The place was quite dark inside, which made the atmosphere feel cozy but also a bit hard to see things. One issue was that I was mistakenly charged for two drinks (530 NOK) After noticing it, I went back and they quickly fixed the bill for me, which I appreciated. Overall, a nice experience with great cocktails, but just be sure to double-check your bill.

It was a love from a first time. Great, cozy and peaceful speakeasy bar. Excellent bartenders, amazing cocktails selection with some really savory ones (it’s so rare), distillery selection and cozy atmosphere. Timeless, worth every penny

The cocktail didn’t impress me enough, but overall it was nice. They are professional. There is a “waiting bar” outside before you enter this bar, so you can pre-drink a little bit (and if you don’t finish they let you bring your drinks in, too)

Best Cocktail Bar in Oslo! This is a special place. As stated by others, the entrance is a bit hard to find, think speakeasy NY style. But once you found it and you get in, you will realize how big this is. For the experience we had two cocktail each with my wife just before going for food. Those drinks were amazing, really great and super well mixed and measured. I have to say we tried a few cocktail places in Oslo and this one is by far the best, for the drinks and also the staff. We highly recommend it!

We had a great night at himkok, our bartender Nicola was absolutely incredible, he served the most amazing drinks after understanding each of our individual palates, and preferences. Lots of love Jazmin and oline

This spot feels like a vibrant food court with a wide variety of choices to satisfy any craving. We went with tacos from Al Pastor, and they were absolutely delicious. I tried one of each, and the chicken taco stood out as my favorite. These tacos are truly unique, unlike anything you'd typically find in the U.S. While the prices aren’t exactly cheap, the quick service and lively, funky atmosphere make it worth it. It’s a fantastic place to hang out with friends, right in the heart of the city, full of energy and great vibes.

Cool vibe good court with variety of cuisines to choose form. You can sit together and eat different things so it's very flexible. The place was pretty busy when we went at night around 8 pm so we decided to get take away instead of eating in. There are table inside and some outside. I had an Indian butter chicken with nans while my husband got some African rice and beans bowl. The food was hot and tasty and come in a big portion! Definite a great place for meals in the city central.

I came across this place by chance. Lovely spot with many small stands offering different specialties. Very nice, varied and fun. A great experience!

I had the chicken gyros with fries, pita bread, and tzatziki, and it was absolutely delicious! The chicken was tender and flavorful, the fries were crispy, and the tzatziki was fresh and creamy. Everything was perfectly seasoned one of the best gyros I’ve had in a long time. Highly recommended!

No idea what to expect, I was pleasantly surprised with the place. Bunch of courts with variety of cuisines to choose form. You can sit where you want and if you’re with friends eat at different stands. The place was vibrant and busy when I went at around 8 pm. I would recommend coming here especially with a group of friends, so fun!! I took the plantains and chicken Satay and both were delicious

Our group of 9 came here for lunch. each of us tried a different cuisine. I enjoyed a Pho bowl from one place and sweet potato fries from Fulani. The owner of Fulani and I shared stories about my recent trip to Gus home country of Senegal. He brings the Oslo Strert Food to life with hospitality. The pho was just like the one I tried in Vietnam. The sweet potato fries hot and crispy with steamy inside. So many foods to choose, smash burger, Indian, tacos, burritos, sushi, Greek, noodles, Korean, and of course ice cream and fixings for dessert. Indoor seating with steps to access building. Outdoor covered street on street level We walked later in the evening and the place us completely packed. Lunch time for relaxing vibe and ease to get around. Dinner time for getting to know people

Genuinely such a cozy place to eat! I wish things like this existed in Belgium. Me and my brother ate at the Korean Food stand and the Bibimbap was delicious! The place was a little crowded so I advice to find a place to eat before ordering! We sat next to the Korean Food stand which had a huge board where you could draw/write anything, so fun!

Oslo City is a beautiful place. As the capital city of Norway, it beams with beauty and culture that suits the Scandinavian country. Transportation is efficient and effective. There are so many hotels and places of interest that attracts the tourist. The hop on hop off buses 🚌 make the city view more interesting. City train run through the day and at night. From my experience, Oslo is a safe city for tourists. I will definitely visit Oslo again in the nearest future.

Oslo City Center Mall is a nice place for a casual visit, with a few clothing stores, cafés, and spots to hang out. However, coming from the Middle East where malls are huge with endless shopping options, I found it quite small with limited variety. What struck me as very unusual was that you actually have to pay to use the restroom 20 NOK per person, with someone sitting there collecting the fee. I’ve never seen anything like this before, especially in a shopping mall. Overall, it’s a decent stop if you’re nearby, but don’t expect a large scale shopping experience.

Oslo City is truly amazing and walking to all the main attractions is so quick and easy. I highly recommend staying in the Barcode district at The Clarion Hotel. Munch Museum two minute walk, lots of restaurants, shops and on the waterfront. Cruise boat around the Fjords in Oslo is a ten minute walk and there is the train station and bus station close by.

am currently at City Center Shopping Mall and I must say the prices here are extremely high — among the highest I’ve ever seen. Having visited more than 90 countries around the world, I can confidently say that Norway is one of the most expensive places I’ve been to. I wouldn’t recommend it for tourists with a medium budget, as the prices are really sky-high.

As tall as it is wide, this compact shopping center packs in everything you would want or need. It’s clean, lively and convenient to Oslo Central Station.

Exciting city with lots of activities going on. Take a bike ride around the city or to famous sights. Food selection is great. We even managed to get pork knuckle here! The central station is bakery galore! Walkable city with friendly and helpful Norwegians.

Large shopping mall located near the Oslo central train station and metro station. Easy to access through underground and above ground entrances. A little chaotic, but has a decent amount of variety of shops to explore. The escalator pathways are slightly inconvenient and the AC is very poor. Kind of gets stuffy after a while in here, and doesn’t have too many food places available.

Reindeer pizza was to die for! It tasted so good. And there was a nice Salsa social in the front on another day. The place was nice, with great music. Will definitively go back.

Great venue with various trucks and vendors. We grabbed some ciders and gyros. Then we headed to the far side of the venue for salsa and bachata event from 1pm to 4 pm on a Sunday afternoon. 8 krona entry fee for dancing to DJ. Good selection of food and beverages. Alcoholic and non- alcoholic. And ice cream Accessible entry and accessible venue and seating at standard picnic tables and tables

Had a beer break here after the Oslofjord cruise. The cruise was wonderful and so was the beer.

Great place with the best view in Oslo. Our 3 days in Oslo (rain on and off) we stopped here for a beverage, the views, and cool music. Highly recommended, it must be fun in full high season. Service excellent!

I went to SALT one morning because I wanted to start one of my days in Oslo with a sauna. It was fairly easy to book a ticket and time online. I went in the morning when only one of the three large saunas are open. When you get there it’s kind of confusing finding the check-in, because the front which is the concert venue/food trucks/gift shop/etc. are still closed, but the sauna facilities are all the way in the back. You check in at the bar and there are basically a men and woman’s locker/changing room respectively, the co-ed saunas, showers and then large barrels for cold plunging. I brought my own towel, swimwear, lock, and shoes. It’s by no means luxurious, but it’s a nice place to sauna and cold plunge which is the point. Can’t remember if the open sauna was meant to be the silent one but many patrons conversed, and not all rinsed - so many tourists and probably not frequent sauna goers if you’re stringent on sauna etiquette. Bar staff was friendly.

Amazing afternoon to night rave! Area has the sea front and the vibe of the place is so good. Highly recommend!

Wonderful experience! My friends and I went and tried out the public sauna. Great price. Markus tended to us and was wonderful! He was very helpful, kind and welcoming. There are three different saunas with different temperatures. They do a ritual on the half hour. We also tried the restaurant and loved it! We had the burger, fries, reindeer soup, fish soup, dumplings and all were delicious. Also great service as well.

Great food hall with a wide variety of options from local specialties to Spanish dishes. The place is clean, lively, and the service is excellent. Sometimes a few spots get crowded, but there’s always plenty of choice. You can also buy local products to take home. A really nice place to visit in Oslo!

If I lived nearby, this would be a regular go to spot. There are so many choices here, and the two places we did try (a Spanish bites place and a goulash one) were both amazing. The vibes are cozy and comfortable-overall if you’re in the area, put it on your to eat list!

This is a multiple smaller businesses operating within the food hall. I tried the meat and fish companies. Both were exceptional. Prices were very tourist-like but the quality was great. The multiple different stores within the market made this a one stop. I saw they also had a butcher shop with aged beef.

A lovely indoor market with many typical restaurants offering Norwegian specialties. The place we chose required one dish per person if seated inside, which was a bit much as the portions were already generous. Still, the food was excellent, with a great harmony of flavors and ingredients. We really enjoyed discovering elk, reindeer, and whale among others.

Awesome market and eating places. Has several bars and restaurants plus all the markets for fresh meat, fish, bread, cheeses. Many types of restaurants from sushi to burgers. Fairly “new” (like all things Oslo). Felt like it was built more recently rather than having a long history like other European markets. But we never pass up a stop at the market to see what the locals are eating.

Large scale Le textile mill re imagined as a food hall, providore, coffee places and a welcome respite from the cold. Near the river which powered the mill in former times. Neat, tidy, friendly, warm.

Magnificent! A vast selection of fabulous food vendors, each unique to the next. HIGHLY recommend the trek from Oslo central.

A very nice and aesthetic place for brunch. We had the pancakes and the Turkish breakfast, along with one original latte and one matcha latte. Both drinks were good, and the food was decent. Considering the price, it felt a bit underwhelming and I expected more. It’s good, just not 600–700 NOK for two people good. You’re definitely paying for the atmosphere, as the service wasn’t much to brag about either.

Perfect brunch spot in Oslo! The staff were very nice and fast to serve us despite being very busy. Great variety of healthy and vegetarian dishes on the menu. Make sure you try the halloumi fries!

Brunch at Kumi was fantastic. The lemonade was incredibly fresh and the food was delicious. We ordered the avocado toast and one of my favorites, Turkish breakfast. The ambience was amazing and we had a beautiful view of the water even when dining indoors. Our server Mari was delightful!

very good place and the avocado toast was very nice. especially the waitress molly she’s very cute, friendly and nice with us. very recommended

If I could give this restaurant and staff 10 stars, I absolutely would. We reserved the entire space for a company retreat dinner on 18/9/25. Our hosts were so kind, thoughtful, and wonderful at anticipating the needs of our large group. The food was amazing. The music was amazing too, but the staff here are what make this restaurant special. Thank you for helping our team make lots of wonderful memories together! ❤️

Great brunch, quick service, and very kind, helpful staff. :) I’ll definitely be back!

Great location on the water / outside - very good food as well - fresh juice, good coffee

Beautiful historical place. It’s filled cafes and restaurants

Nicely kept with restaurant and crafts shops y don't like the netting to stop pigeons make the place looks shabby

This is where you find the hidden gem. PatchaMama shop, where you find crystals from all over the world. Very good vibes.

Nice historical building with craft shops.

Good Place to Hang out..

Historic building

Nice place

Great location! Close to tram #12, 15, 17, 18. There's ONLY TWO bathrooms and ONLY ONE with a seat. Last time I was there, so many people were waiting in line, plus the door was broken and it opened and closed randomly😿 There's a nearby cafe that let you use the bathroom for 10 kr(May 2025), but wish there were more public bathrooms in public places like parks.

Excellent—playgrounds for kids, open lawn, safe space to run. For adults: Lovely—sit and enjoy a coffee or company, join locals, have a BBQ. Play table tennis, enjoy your cold beer, Parking: Manageable with the app—expect to pay ~250 NOK/day; garage parking nearby mostly long-term only. With fair parking infrastructure and a top-notch park environment, Sofienbergparken gets a solid recommendation for families visiting Oslo. Let me know if you want nearby café suggestions or public transport details!

Lovely park, good apparatus for kids to play,lots of green space for the young, free and single folks to sunbathe or play table tennis.

Very beautiful park! some benches to sit at, a playground, and other places for kids to play at.

A great park with ping-pong tables, a children's playground, pull-up bars, and other sports equipment. There's also a recycling station where you can take or leave books or furniture. There is also a place where you can have a barbecue.

Kid and Family friendly park with a nice play area. It is one of the biggest in terms of area, nice to sit on a green grass during summer and enjoy the sun. There are good restaurants near to this park.

It is a very lovely pack you can take your family to for a picnic or your loved one

The Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel in Oslo is a mammoth structure standing tall right next to Oslo Central Station. The building itself is iconic and instantly recognizable in the heart of the city. The location couldn’t be better — you can literally walk to the central station in just two minutes, which makes it perfect for travelers coming in by train or planning day trips around Norway. The front desk staff were very supportive and helpful. I had requested a room away from the elevator since I’m a light sleeper, and they happily arranged that for me. The rooms are spacious, comfortable, and well-equipped — with an iron box, hair dryer, and a large bathroom featuring a tub. Breakfast at the hotel is impressive with plenty of options to choose from. However, due to the high number of guests, it tends to get quite crowded during peak hours. If you go early, you can enjoy a peaceful meal, but once the rush starts, the atmosphere becomes noisy and service quality drops a bit — making it harder to enjoy breakfast calmly. In terms of accessibility, the hotel’s location is unbeatable. You can walk to landmarks like the National Theatre and the Oslo Opera House in just a few minutes. While Oslo is generally a very safe city, it’s wise to stay cautious late at night — especially around the Central Station and nearby metro or bus stations, where you may encounter some drunk individuals or people selling drugs after 9 PM. Overall, the Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel is an excellent choice for its convenience, comfort, and service — just try to plan your breakfast a bit early to avoid the crowd!

Our room was quite spacious for 3 adults. Some toiletries were provided but it didn’t matter much as we brought our own. I loved that we were near the ice machine as they had those fridges that automatically bill the bar items that have been shifted. Hence, we didn’t use the fridge to cool our drinks as the prices are horrendous. It’s a huge hotel so when we arrived there was a queue of people waiting to check in. They are well organized though so our check in was quite ok. Restaurants tend to be busy so if you plan on dining there, make sure you have a reservation. Otherwise, eat at their terrace restaurant which has limited options but fantastic views of the city. Location wise, perfect for our itinerary as we had a train to catch to Myrdal. You just climb the stairs and overhead pedestrian and you’re there. A Joker grocery and mall are just around the corner.

The room is spacious and ok for 1 or 2 nights. Incredibly clean. But: I found a set of eye lashes under the matress (whoever was in there before me, must have had a good time...) The staff is absolutely amazing and very friendly. The pizza is dreadful, but this is my opinion, I like thin crust and not thick ones. Otherwise the flavour is good. One negative point: to get to the pool, you have to climb a stair case with your outside clothes. You arrive literally AT THE POOL without any possibilities to change before. At the pool you can change. You can rent a robe for somewhat 400-600 Kronen (cannot remember exact amount). The location is very, very good, a 1 minute easy walk from the train station. Very good points: I definitely did not hear any noise from anywhere. The view is exceptional. I would come again but not for the pizza.

Clean and spacious room with a lovely view — definitely worth the upgrade. The restaurants offer tasty dishes with a great variety. Breakfast can get quite busy, but the location is excellent and within walking distance to the train station.

I stayed at the Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel in Oslo and had an excellent experience. The staff were friendly and attentive, and the rooms were very comfortable. The buffet spread was impressive and offered a great variety. The hotel’s location is fantastic—just a short walk from the train station, which made getting around Oslo very convenient. Overall, a wonderful stay and highly recommended.

The hotel is very conveniently located near the Oslo Central Train Station. It's also close to the market and several places to eat. Right behind the hotel, you will also find a river. It's a beautiful walk/ run and you shouldn't miss it for anything. The rooms are nice and big and don't feel cramped for space. The room design is well thought out. I like the round table in the room that can serve as both a large coffee table and also a nice work desk. The bathrooms are nice but arent designed well. The shower area has an inconvenient door but I got over it. The towel rack is on top of the WC which makes it hard to hang towels to be reused later. There isn't a place to hang used towels or robe anywhere in the bathroom. The breakfast spread is nice, but the place can get very busy. They have a nice pizza place and a roof top restaurant. Both of which are quite good. The staff is generally nice and helpful. My big complaint was that while I was at the hotel, the hotel was being renovated. This meant that from 10Am to 4 Pm, there was continues noise of power tools. I was on a work trip and needed to make a few calls and this noise made it impossible. If you don't intend to be in the hotel during the day, this wouldnt bother you. I am taking off a star from the rooms for that reason. I would strongly recommend the hotel for anyone on work or leisure.

We stayed at Raddison for a few days and the location was very convenient. Service was good and staff were friendly. The rooms and bathroom were lovely and spacious. Beds were soft and the hotel was lovely. The quality of the breakfast was really good and enjoyed the food very much. I will note that the bathtubs are very slippery getting in and out of the bathtub as your feet always slip and almost fell several times despite using the hand rail.

Nice place and in my opinion a must visit for flipper enjoyer. It could be quite confusing to empty all your bottles + you are not allowed to bring in empty plastic bottles... The securitys are friendly and very reserved while searching my bags. The beer selection was great but as usual way to expenesive, even the games where a little bit overprices as the coin - nok change rate. But i enjoyed it and recommend to every nostalgic person.

Best place to be if you like arcade games and craft beer!!! Staff is super helpful, always serving with a smile! Pinball tournaments every month and a great variety of games to choose from. The craft beers on tap is changing regularly! Great place for a date or any other occasion! Check it out!!!

Cool place with lots of arcade games. Per their own website, they have been donated all the pinballs and own and service them themselves. You'd think that would be reflected in the pricing, but it is not. It's REALLY expensive to play - about $2 per credit (if you buy several chips) and no bonus credits if you pay in extra chips. And don't get me started on the price of the beer, but that's Norway for you. Would be cool if they did a monthly Sunday free play or something like that.

Pinball bars are my happy place. This one is exceptional! Tons of beers plus THREE floors of newer pinball machines (maybe 90s to today) plus arcade cabinets. You get your tokens at the bar. They’ve got a great assortment of machines including DDR and movie-themed pinball machines.

Are you into arcade gaming, shuffleboard, and other activities combined with beer? You should go here. With a great selection of beer and games (even the tables are games, like pacman)

Very very cool place to hang around . If you love pinballs , oh yes this is the perfect place . Nice choices of beers, the bartenders are very kind and you have many options of arcade games . If you love arcade you must go here. They also have shuffle boards . Nice atmosphere

Very nice bar with fun arcade games and shuffleboard tables. We tried this out for the first time and had a lot of fun. The staff was friendly enough to tell us how to play as the instructions were in Norwegian.

David at Oslo Downtown is hands-down the best barber in Oslo. Always a perfect cut, great vibes, and he nails exactly what I want every single time. Top-class experience! Truly recommend if you are in Oslo.

I was travelling through Oslo and popped in for a quick trim. Vani got the job done! He was a nice guy and I’m very happy with my skin fade. Great barbers!

Matei truly knocked it out of the park, super friendly and helpful! I went in with long, curly/dry hair that I really didn't know what to do with. He talked me through literally every step, workshopping suggestions and giving tips for caring for my curls, including products and general hair-care. I can confidently say I've never had a better haircut/barber in my life. 6/5 stars if possible!

Nice spot for a haircut, really happy with the taper fade. The store has a good vibe and my barber Sebastian paid attention to the fine details.

Downtown Barbers in Oslo is a solid choice for a quality haircut. The barbers are skilled and efficient, providing clean and classic cuts in a relaxed atmosphere. It’s a great spot if you’re looking for a reliable trim without any fuss.

Really good place, really nice experience, the best service and the best barbershop in Oslo!!

Popped in here for a classic style cut before my flight home to Australia. Vani did a great job - thanks!

What a lovely experience! Michael welcomed us and was very informative and helpful. Luckily, we ended up being just us two in the sauna so we were able to put on some music and make the most of it. Bonus points for the refreshing light beer. Definitely a highlight of our stay so far!

We had a brilliant time at the Sauna. We visited as a family of 4 and booked a private sauna. We loved jumping in to cool down and the views were great. A really fun thing to do as a family. Great service too!

An unforgettable experience! My friends and I booked a two-hour private floating sauna with KOK, and it exceeded all expectations. The views were absolutely breathtaking, and the whole experience felt so relaxing and unique. Our skipper, Kristine, was fantastic; she knew the best spots to explore, helped us choose the perfect music to set the vibe, and even captured amazing videos for us to remember the day. If you're considering a floating sauna experience, I can’t recommend KOK enough, and definitely ask for Kristine!

I actually enjoyed this place more than Loyly in Helsinki. The Sauna actually stayed warm because people were not going in and out. Jumping into the fjord was refreshing. When we were there, 2 people were stung by a jellyfish. It wasn’t bad, but just be careful if you see them in the water.

I highly recommend this experience to everyone and their neighbour. We’d booked a 2 hour private sauna and everything was perfect. There are speakers that you can connect your phone to, water and beers for purchase, and the spectacular thrill of alternating between jumping into ice cold waters and mildly broiling ourselves in the sauna. I look forward to returning!

This was, hands down, our favorite experience in Oslo. You get your own boat captain as you slowly cruise the Fjords of Oslo. The birch burning sauna deep heats everything that hurts and you can follow that up with a swim in the ocean then repeat, repeat and repeat. Yes, it's kosher to jump off the top of the boat. It has Bluetooth to add your own soundtrack to the day. Spend the money and do this. I have traveled alot and had never seen this offered anywhere else.

What a phenomenal experience! In and out of the hot, steaming sauna that you maintain yourself and into the cold, exhilarating Oslo waters with such beautiful views of the opera house. Wonderful, welcoming and helpful staff ensured everyone could fully enjoy the sauna benefits. 1000% a must do - whatever the weather! 🌦️

A cosy place for street food, Themed Indian street with an old ambassador car , auto rickshaws etc etc.

Very nice venue with food from different regions of the world. Food is ordered via app/web interface. We tried different styles. The food was tasty and delicious. Vegetarian food is available - there is a veggie burger shop. The decoration is very nice and it is a good place to stay to enjoy lunch or dinner.

On a Sunday night in Oslo just about everywhere we’d planned to eat was closed, and with the rain pouring down we decided to make the short sprint to this nearby food hall. It turned out to be a a great choice - there were heaps of options ranging from Indian and Thai to Mexican and burgers, with a decent bar. Everything was cooked to order and the Pho and Thai stir fry we ordered were cheap, and very tasty. A very good, cheap, quick meal.

Great concept. Always good with indoor Street food when you are in the Nordic country's 😊 Great atmosphere. Reasonable prices. Nice variety of different types of food. Something for everyone. A lot of Vegetarian and Vegan choices also. I can highly recommend this place.

The music was too loud for a normal sunday afternoon. It was difficult to have a conversation. This place offers greek, japanese, caribbean, falafel, indian food and more. The bar also looked well stocked. Will definitely go back to try other tastes ✌

Bit of a mixed bag tbh. I had the jerk chicken wrap and sweet potato fries from Fulani, and it was FIRE. SO filling and some of the best sweet potato fries i've ever had. However, my parents ordered from Zorba BSF and their experience wasn't great. My dad tried to order at the counter but was told he HAD to use their website - which isn't inclusive to those who aren't technically competent. Both Chicken Gyros meals ordered arrived cold despite being described as being 'Wrapped in warm, fluffy pita'. Cold pita, and cold chips.

The toilets should be better maintained. Often dirty with urinal stains on the floor and no hand soap in the dispenser.

Sorry to say but - the disgusting restroom situation made the visit a 3/5 but is we are honest it should be a 1/5 … ( shit was spread around the floor 🤢) the guy before me who went in told someone who worked there after coming out from the restroom but didn’t seem to hurry them to solve the situation.. Food was good. Scramble on sourdough - it was a 10/10 Service was slow. I recommend one of their other places in town because the concept is good the food is good but is particular place was bad! I would suggest checking the restrooms every few hours .. to make a better experience

Tasty, light lunch, we both had the scrambled eggs on sourdough. However the service is incredibly slow. We waited in the queue for a table for about half an hour, but there were several tables available just needing to be cleared. Still a go-to cafe for us, I think the service just needs improvement.

What a great little place. Staff was great and extremely welcoming. I had eggs with sourdough and the homemade whipped butter (wow), a cinnamon bun and a cappuccino. Just great service, great food and super atmosphere. I recommend:) I went on a Thurday lunch time so it was pretty quiet and didn’t have to wait!!

unfortunately we have been very disappointed with the café, the vibes are quite good and i feel like this place has a lot of potential but if you’re looking for a good coffee this really is not the place - the presentation and the taste of the coffee were not good, the food was a bit better however i was looking forward to a whipped butter being the butter but it was margarine instead which ruined the experience from the good sourdough bread and delicious comte cheese quite a bit, i would also welcome a bit of vegetable with it. Overall id give 1/5 ⭐️for the coffee and 3/5 ⭐️for the food

Phenomenal breakfast that we happened to wander into! Some of the best oatmeal and omelettes we’ve ever had. A must stop in Oslo.

I had high hopes from this coffee and it disappointed me. Had here one of the worst coffees I ever had in a caffe, dont know if you can call this a cappuccino as a barista I was ashamed that someone created something like this. Environment of this caffe was very confusing, there were only 3 employees which I feel like is not enough for caffe of this size. Having chef serve the food is not really professional, in addition to this you have to get seated by the server, but then you order at the bar what is that. Food was really nice, I had ham and cheese sandwich, would be nice to have some vegetable or small salad with it to make it bit more fresh. And the chef was really nice, but I feel like he would deserve some help. Overall I don't recommend visiting this caffe.

We tried toast with scrambled eggs which was veryvtasty and foccacia with feta which was good, maybe wanted a bit more feta. Good place for quick lunch 🙂

Hopefully will get good after renovation

Dreadful for such a rich country & its parliament metro station. Renovation is never-ending & ongoing with hanging wires & few signs. Baku & Tashkent have far better metro stations.

It should be upgraded, the aesthetic of the entrance corridors is boring and sad. Get inspiration from better metro stations like Napoli. And the escalators are constantly out of order...

This station confuses me to this day, and I've used it all my life. The way you get onto the correct track AND get to the right exit? Use the signs, no other way around it. Every time.

Why why are there no trains in the other side

One of the central metro stations in Oslo near the Parliament building. Quite big.

Love the public transportation in Oslo.But there is not wc anywhere.

In general, I enjoyed the experience of walking through this street. But there wasn’t that much to visit! I thought the street would be longer😅

What an unexpected surprise! This street is full of colourful buildings; each house a a different right colour. Perfect for going on walks.

The street is very picturesque and houses are as late as from 1800s. Amazing !!

Nice short street if you pass it, not worth a detour. Don't expect to much 😅

Unique street full of small charming houses

One of a small tourist attraction and one can call hidden gem too. There are 2 to 3 restaurants with cozy vibes and good for group of friends and couples. Near to Scandic vulkan hotel.

If you walk by here in autumn, it would be much more colorful!

Lovely little find, quite out the way so I had to purposefully aim for it but very glad I did. It's such an interesting sculpture, 50,000 tiny people! Also right across the road from the 22 Juli centre which I also highly recommend. It's free and it's a remembrance centre for the attacks that happened in Norway in 2011

A very interesting unique piece of art, and you probably won't find anything like it anywhere else. Although not easy to find, but definitely worth a visit. Just watch your steps 🙂

Amazing monument and not everyone knows about it. So it's a must visit place when you come to Oslo. Spend some time and pay attention to how beautiful and detailed the work is. It's amazing and I love it

Grass Roots Square was created by Korean-American artist Do Ho Suh. Some pavers in the square have been removed and replaced by tiny bronze statues, 50 thousand of them in total, ranging in height from 8-10cm. They’re standing together, interacting, and some of them are sharing the weight of paving stones. The project was designed and approved before the terror attacks 2011, but somehow that makes the little people standing together in solidarity seem all the more poignant. Grass Roots Square is located in the government quarter, a short distance from the office block targeted in the 2011 attacks.

Impressive, how something so subtle can make such a big impact. Worth the visit.

Loved this place! Definitely worth a pit stop

Amazing in scale & detail. If you’re not looking down, you may step on it.

Nice apartment and good location. Plenty of space, quiet. HOWEVER - digital entry is overengineered. Opening each door with the phone (3 doors in our case) and the final door to the apartment required several (always more than 4) trials. - breakfast location...it is NOT next to the apartment, but more than 10 min walk (not necessarily in the direction you need to rush in the morning for your meeting) - ventilator in the bathroom never switched on (and we did not find out how to do it manually)

Great apartment, well appointed with everything you need. You need to message BobW via WhatsApp to get the luggage room cage padlock combination. This wasn't clear to us. A bus stop is outside which will take you to central station and Oslo center, and lots of restaurants in the area. We found the Thai restaurant the best.

Excellent value for money. Good size apartment with lots of amenities that helped make our stay as cheap as possible. Wonderful location for bus connections and train station. The extra added personal touches around the apartment were really appreciated

We spent five days in a spacious 60 m² apartment in a modern, well-kept building. The lively neighborhood and smart design made it a great base for exploring Oslo. Amenities were solid, and communication with Bob W. staff was smooth and easy. A few details could use attention but overall it was a very good stay.

This was such a good little hotel, all automated so never actually saw a person but good size room and great local location! The bed was super comfortable and lots of good restaurants and bakeries nearby. If you don’t have a smart phone and aren’t as ‘tech savvy’ it might not be the best as you don’t actually get a key. Also make sure you have data to be able to access the access code to the building!

Nice place and clean. The room was bigger than expected. The supermarket was just opposite the apartment. The heater was warm. The apartment is not really walking distance from central station especially with big luggages. However, the bus stop is just outside the building and it's 2 bus stops away.

We had an amazing time at Bob W. The stay was flowless from the start and the app made everything super easy. Location was great and the place very peaceful. Thanks again for having us !

Ive been here for a Brazilian wax several times and until today, I always had Eirill, who is fantastic! Which is why I’m not leaving a lower rating. Today, I had a wax from Vlada and it was one of the most painful experiences I’ve had in my 10+ years of waxing. I’ve never been moved to curse in a salon before. She was nice enough, although she barely said a word to me until the end. From these reviews, it seems like she’s really good at other services but if you’re booking for a wax, ask for Eirill.

Got a perfect massage from Vlada. Nice place 5 min away from Oslo S. Clean facilities and I will definitely return

Eiril was great, I had a neck and back massage, and she was great at loosening up tense muscles in my upper back.

Ordered a "Boy foot relaxation" which is supposed to start with a footbath with seasalt and oils before a massage. Did not Get a foot Bath or Oil. Feet were disinfected and barely massaged with moisturiser. Way too expensive and did not at all satisfy any of the expectations.

Good

Massge by Eirill was absolutely amazing!

fantastic

Smaller than the geological museum next door, but the animal displays are one of a kind.

It's a small but nice and fun place especially for kids with full of animals. I think this museum is good for children to learn more about nature. I wish the explanations would be in English as well. There are some English ones but most of them are in Norwegian.

Small but enjoyable little exhibition with fossils, minerals, geological maps and stuffed animal exhibits. Child friendly, although pretty quiet place (I visited during Easter). They have a pretty impressive T-Rex replica that dominates the room it's placed in. Definitely recommend if you like these stuff. The surrounding area is also nice, with the botanical gardens and the Munch museum being close by.

Mandatory when visiting the botanical garden. The stuffed animal collection and T-rex scelleton are fun to watch for the kids.

The dinosaur was cool. The rest of the place is in need of an upgrade. Very old school, the onlyvhave the names of the animals on computer monitors, which is a shame, especially when all the monitors where turn off. Protip: During this Corona thing, get someone to print the names of the animals and stick it to the glass.

Nice museum with collections from geology and zoology.

I enjoyed a lot the exposition. Especially the part regarding north nature, it was done with love and care. It is very interesting and inspiring place.

Akerselva is a river in the middle of Oslo, it is amazing to kayak through the city.

Gorgeous spot to walk, especially in nice weather!

Nice,relaxing walk along the river. Have walked from Meridalvannet til Grønland ( also oposite). There are lot of coffee shops,bars and restaurants nearby.

Take a nice walk following the river. Leave the city for a wile. There are some nice places for coffee and food. A green relaxed atmosphere.

Nice place for walk or run. The river was very important in the history of industrial development of Oslo, mani factories operate across the river using its water for reject wastes in the past. Currently the river is no longer polluted and the factories are no longer there. Along river, there are many interesting and polemic sculptures.

I really appreciate that place, river is so clean. Also it's so beautiful and peaceful.

Very beautiful way along tge river every time of tge year

(Translated by Google) Our apartment was well located, less than 10 minutes walk from the center of Oslo. Functional and well equipped for a short stay. The supermarket at the foot of the building was very practical. Very warm welcome upon handing over the keys and departure. Renting an apartment is an interesting alternative to the exorbitantly priced hotels in Norway. (Original) Notre appartement était bien situé, à moins de 10 minutes à pied du centre d'Oslo. Fonctionnel et bien équipé pour un court séjour. La supérette au pied de l'immeuble était bien pratique. Très bon accueil au moment de la remise des clés et départ. Ma location d'un appartement est une alternative intéressante aux hôtels dont les prix sont exorbitants en Norvège.

(Translated by Google) We really liked everything. Clean, comfortable, has everything you need for a comfortable stay. Great location. All attractions are within walking distance. Nearby there is parking and a good grocery store. (Original) Нам всё очень понравилось. Чисто, удобно, есть всё необходимое для комфортного проживания. Отличное расположение. Все достопримечательности в шаговой доступности. Рядом парковка, хороший продуктовый магазин.

(Translated by Google) Well-equipped but very expensive apartment. They charge for everything. Very small bathroom. (Original) Apartamento bien equipado pero muy caro. Cobran por todo. Baño muy pequeño.

Super rude staff, quality of the bakeries is passable, all in all stay away. I quote "I would prefer to give away things to people I know than sell them to you". Just really feels like this person is not in the right profession. The bread is better anyway at Tranen at Aleksander Kjiellands Plass and the staff much friendlier, worth the 10 min walk! I won't make the mistake again and I hope this review will help people too :)

It was almost 2 hours left to closing and person on front already closed the sitting area. I got focaccia with pesto which taste amazing (had before many time/oldcustomer)but when i ask her to warm it 10 sec she said i have closed the oven for closing and we cant do it due to which bread was extremely hard and i couldnt eat it lastly i have to throw it away. Money wasted

Great decaf latte.

(Translated by Google) The crepe I was served was delicious! Always end up coming back here. If I want to "customise" an order, it has never been a problem and the staff always find a solution. Very cozy place! (Original) Crepen jeg fikk servert var kjempegod! Ender alltid opp med å komme tilbake hit. Hvis jeg vil «skreddersy» en bestilling, så har det aldri vært et problem og ansatte finner alltid en løsning. Kjempe koselig sted!

(Translated by Google) UPDATE: so now I'm happy! They've got some really good French delicious BUTTER! Thank you so much, now I have to eat here more! Love that you listened to me ❤️ I love this little break room inside the hectic Mathallen. The people who work here are so nice and friendly. The coffee is delicious and the baked goods are amazing! But you, you're a French bakery, so you can't give me Brelett when I ask for butter for my scones!! 😳. France has some of the best butter in the world, and I know from a restaurant friend that it's cheaper to buy than portion packs of Norwegian butter. Don't serve anyone bad when there's something good ☺️ (Original) UPDATE: altså nå ble jeg glad! De har fått skikkelig godt franskt deilig SMØR! Tusen takk, nå må jeg spise her mer! Elsker at dere hørte på meg ❤️ Elsker dette lille pauserommet inne i hektiske Mathallen. De som jobber her er så skjønne og hyggelige. Kaffen er nydelig og bakevarene fantastiske! Men dere, dere er et fransk bakeri, da kan dere ikke gi meg Brelett når jeg ber om smør til sconesen min!! 😳. Frankrike har noe av verdens beste smør, og jeg vet fra en restaurantvenn at det er billigere i innkjøp enn porsjonspakker norsk smør. Ikke server noen vondt når det finnes noe godt ☺️

Crepe tasted okay, but a bit disappointed with the service. They gave you a paper plate instead of a proper plate to eat at the restaurant. For the amount of money, I think the service can do better by serving the customer with a proper plate.

(Translated by Google) The toast I got didn't taste good. It was burnt, ice cold in the middle and dry. Bad service as well (Original) Toasten jeg fikk smakte ikke godt. Den var brent, iskald i midten og tørr. Dårlig service i tillegg

DO NOT RENT THIS ROOM. 1 star because it's not possible to give less. The condition of this apartment divided into cages (rooms) is below any kind of ceiling. When we arrived, it turned out that the window glass in the room is broken. After entering the bathroom, it only got better. The shower glass was broken, glass everywhere. The toilet seat was lying in the middle of the bathroom together with the glass on the muddy floor. A huge mess and stench. After reporting these "small faults" to the owner, 2 men burst into the apartment, swearing and pretending that it was the first time they had seen it (I'm sure they knew about it before). The owner refused to refund the money. We were left on the street, without money and a place to stay.

Booked and canceled half an hour after, and they refused the refund completely. Very dishonest given the fact that they had my room free for another rent plus my money.

I booked a room for a short night with a flight leaving next morning. The airport or the train station would have been a more comfortable overnight stay than this room.

Do not Rent, book or even be remotely near here it is quite literally the worst place u can imagine. The worst rooms, service etc you can imagine.

(Translated by Google) There were transparent curtains so that the other two windows could see straight into the room via the windows on the other side if the light was on. They washed the towels on quick wash and put them in moldy dryers. I got sick. Sensitive to detergents and stuff. Also the rash got worse. The shower was on the hottest, couldn't shower without burning you. We were there for three days. We reported all this when they woke us up to see if we had seen it. We arrived at 1am! I told the owner himself. He complained about the other guests who are usually there too. Didn't do anything except buy back lost towels. (Original) Det var gjennomsiktige gardiner slik at de to andre vinduene kunne se rett inn på rommet via vinduene på andre siden hvis lyset var på. De vaske handdukene på kjappvask og la de inn i muglete tørketromler. Jeg blei syk. Følsom mot vaskemidler og div. Samt utslett ble verre. Dusjen var på det varmeste, kunne ikke dusje uten å brenne deg. Vi var der i tre dager. Vi ga beskjed om alt dette da de vekte oss for å høre om vi hadde sett den. Vi kom klokken 01 på natta! Jeg sa ifra til eieren selv. Han klaget over de andre gjestene som pleier være der heller. Tok ikke tak i annet enn å kjøpe inn tapte handduker.

(Translated by Google) One of the worst accommodations we've ever stayed in. Tiny rooms, no window (despite photos indicating otherwise at the time of booking), and sheets that were dirty from the moment we walked in. The shared bathroom had accumulated dust and hair for at least months, and we were only given one towel for two people. Despite informing the accommodation about this as soon as we checked in, the only "solution" they offered was to "borrow" a towel from another guest that was in the dryer. No comments on the matter. Totally not recommended! (Original) De los peores alojamientos en los que hemos estado. Habitaciones diminutas, sin ventana (a pesar de que en el momento de hacer la reserva las fotos decían lo contrario) y sábanas sucias desde que entramos. El baño compartido tenía polvo y pelos acumulados desde hace meses como mínimo, y únicamente nos dieron una toalla para dos personas; a pesar de que comunicamos este hecho al alojamiento nada más entrar, la única "solución" que nos dieron fue que "tomáramos prestada" alguna toalla de otros huéspedes que estuviera en la secadora. Sin comentarios al respecto. Total, cero recomendable!!!

(Translated by Google) Guesthouses are apartments where individual rooms are rented out to guests. Our apartment had six rooms, ideal for short-term stays. The apartments are close to the train station and the city center, making the location very convenient. The apartment itself has everything you need, including a washing machine, dryer, and a well-equipped kitchen. The rooms are relatively clean and tidy. Unfortunately, there's dust and paper under the beds. Furthermore, not all rooms have windows. The bathroom needs a thorough cleaning. The host was very friendly and polite. Unfortunately, there's no luggage storage. Overall, considering the location and the affordable price, the accommodation is acceptable. (Original) Guesthouse to mieszkania gdzie wynajmowane są gosciom poszczególne pokoje. W naszym mieszkaniu było 6 pokoi. Raczej na krótkoterminowy pobyt. Mieszkania są blisko dworca i centrum, więc lokalizacja jest bardzo dogodna. W samym mieszkaniu jest wszystko co trzeba, łącznie z pralką, suszarką, dobrze wyposażoną kuchnią. Pokoje są w miarę czyste i schludne. Niestety pod łóżkami kurz i papierki. Do tego nie wszystkie pokoje mają okna. Łazienka raczej wymaga gruntownego czyszczenia. Gospodarz bardzo kontaktowy i uprzejmy. Niestety nie ma możliwości przechowania bagażu. Ogólnie biorąc pod uwagę lokalizacje i przystępną cenę pokoi całość jest do zaakceptowania.

(Translated by Google) Super nice ladies who run a fantastic shop and agency! Love the aesthetic, clothes and furniture they have! Recommend a trip to everyone! (Original) Superhyggelige damer som driver en fantastisk butikk og byrå! Elsker estetikken, klærne og møblene de har! Anbefaler alle en tur!

This is a neighbor of Oslo close to the Oslo down town Interesting to visit because you can see people who live over there There is a beautiful park where moms and dads walk with his/ her child’s

If you looking for good food in Oslo 😁

I ordered the corn chicken with rice in a package and asked the staff to heat it up — which they kindly did. However, when I started eating, I realized the inside of the chicken was undercooked and still cold. Unfortunately, I had to throw the food away despite paying NOK 130. I wouldn’t recommend this place which called Obento Box

BEST FISH STEW EVER. I’ve had many a fish stew and the one here is peerless

Fish & chips - delicious!!!

This place has a lot og possibilities to eat diffrent kind of food and has a great atmosphere. Nice to sit outside in the summer. You can take a walk along the river Akerselva up and down from the City of Oslo up here and enjoy å refreshing dip aswell. Nice Seafood Restaurant.

Beautiful view over Oslo from the rooftop. Food selection not that good, but overall very nice experience for visiting on a nice long summer days!

Creative, great job, props to the artists..worth a visit for anyone interested in street art

Great artworks!

I didn't like it

Super

(Translated by Google) It is totally worth going to see it, without a doubt one of the walks that I liked the most in Oslo. (Original) Merece totalmente la pena ir a verlo la verdad sin duda de los paseos que más me gustaron de Oslo

(Translated by Google) There are many areas and works located in public places in the city of Oslo. Personally, I am not a lover of modern art but the places where these works are located make them more appreciated. (Original) Molte sono le aree ed opere poste in luoghi pubblici nella città di Oslo. Personalmente non sono un amante dell'arte moderna ma i luoghi in cui sono ubicate queste opere le fanno apprezzare maggiormente.

(Translated by Google) Cozy Latin party dance, good environment, good to good guards. (Original) Koselig latinsk festdans, god miljø, god å flink vakter.

There is a nice little park surrounded by a few restaurants, bars and a lot of traffic. Alexander Kiellandsplass is at a walking distance from Jernbanetorget and a couple of hundred meters away from the party street of Grünerløkka.

Good Food, excellent ambiance and site Service could be better but I understand was full when I was there We enjoyed a lot

An alright, central place with many different busses that connect Oslo together. There are a handful of nice bars where you can sit both inside and outside (during summer), and there are burger/pizza/kebab spots here as well. A nice place to go is Dr. Crunchy, a fast food place that serves very decent and cheap fried chicken. One of few here in Oslo.

It's a nice area with a nice park with a fountain and man-made waterfall flowing straight down through the middle of the park with trees nicely lining each side. There are also nice restaurants and a nice shopping center just a stone throw away. Three bus stops within eyesight. Now that is very convenient.

A great park with places to eat and do grocery shopping. The green area is a bit small, but a minutes walk from here offers several larger green areas for grilling and chilling. At summer time the fountain is on, which gives the park a nice feel.

This place has an amusement park though small but with a lot of boutiques and coffee shops and restaurants around and many other shop around. Easy access to public transport and connectivity to the central station.

Spacious seating along the few restaurants opposite the park and a nice vibe with afternoon sun.