Oslo's food and dining offerings include countless restaurants that are all certain to please the foodie in your life, with eateries to satisfy every culinary taste and budget. You can find just about every kind of eatery here, from casual and laid-back sidewalk cafes to Italian bistros to American steakhouses. You can have Asian fusion cuisine at a sushi bar one night and then grab gourmet Mediterranean food the next,...
Read moreWant to know what typical Norwegian home cooking was like before sushi, tacos, pizza and Indian? Meatballs, pork and dumplings and herring, and let's not forget the festive foods such as lutefisk (dried white fish) and stick meat (steamed ribs)....
Shopping in Oslo runs the gamut from small boutiques to big-box department stores, shopping malls and entire shopping districts dotted with specialty stores. Here you can find antiques, flea markets, haute couture clothing, arts and crafts, home décor and others. Some of the highlights of Oslo shopping include Byporten Shopping, just next to the Oslo S station that offers 70 shops and services. For more options, head for the Karl Johans...
Read moreThe nightlife in Oslo boasts a thriving and vibrant scene with a wide range of hip bars, laid-back cocktail lounges, themed dance clubs and speakeasy-style dark-wood pubs. You can dance the night away at places like Nox & Sollihagen or kick back in true luxurious style at the V.I.P. lounge at G10. Catch a live show at The Club or relax on the terrace at Stratos with a craft cocktail. You...
Read moreOur Oslo Travel Essentials lays out the essential information you need to help planning your trip to one of the most popular destinations in Norway. No matter how frequently you travel, some questions will always need answers: What’s the weather like? How can I get from the airport to my hotel? What currency and type of plug do I need?...
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