Once Oslo's working docks, the area’s renovated warehouses are now home to shops, designer outlets and boutiques. In summer, visit the Solsiden restaurant for the freshest seafood you’ll ever taste.
Opened in 2008, Oslo Opera House designed by the Norwegian architectural firm Snøhetta, the spectacular building houses The Norwegian National Opera & Ballet.Website : http://www.operaen.no
Really something to see. Amazing statues that capture human emotions. Beware: lots of tour busses
amazing examples of contemporary art. check out jeff koons's and damien hirst's work here! there's a wifi pass on your ticket, use it to listen to the audios with your smartphone, quite informative.
The famous ski jumping hill in Oslo. 20 minute drive from downtown, or 30 minutes by the train (great experience). Spectacular view over entire Oslo. Try the ski jump simulator! Read more.
The Munch/Van Gogh exhibition is sick. Also probs one of the best gift shops I've seen at a gallery.
Tim Wendelboe is a micro roastery, a coffee training centre and an espresso bar located at Grünersgate 1 in Oslo, Norway.Probably the best coffee in town / norway / europe, and possibly in the wo Read more.
The front side offers a nice view over Karl Johan's Gate. The back side is very romantic with its irregular shape, green short grass, small pond, and big trees.
After viewing the rotating exhibition on the 1st floor, don't miss the permanent exhibition upstairs - a series of interactive installations that are both informative and beautiful
Impossible to range Supreme Roastworks and Tim Wendelboe against each other. They are simply the two best spots for coffee in Oslo.
Great spot for a Sunday brunch. Sit in the courtyard on a nice day, order the prosecco with apple cider, and if the daily lunch is the pork, it's fantastisk!
Rather than sitting down for a whole meal, you could tapas surf between places - like Delicatessen, Atelier, Comer con Arte and Barramon.
Incredible men's clothing and grooming shop, along with high end bikes and accessories. Don't miss the annex around the corner for even more bikes
Nine-course menu alone will set you back NOK 1,250... and worth every penny! 2 Michelin stars, seasonal menu with 100% organic local ingredients. Stunning presentation, creative and delish! Do it!
Cozy bar in and old workshop at Grønland, Oslo. Big fireplace for those cold winter sundays, and nice outdoor area for summer evenings.Games, magazines, books and free wifi. Read more.
Great food, great staff and great beers. If you enjoy beer from all over the world, this is the place to go, when in Oslo, Norway. It's simply amazing!
One of the best cocktail bars in Oslo. Order the Old Fashioned and have them light it on fire for you.
Secret cocktail bar on the 2nd floor at Tranen. Don't bring kids. Don't bring more than five friends.
Awesome view by the ocean and delicious fresh seafood with Chardonnay! Had lobster au gratin and Swedish caviar, pricy but so worth the price! Finished with apricot sorbet with peach, gorgeous
Once you go in the climate is warm and moist like in South America... They grow their own herbs for the cocktails there and you can see plants everywhere. Order the rose cocktail! A NYC sour!
This can be Oslo's new playground for foodies, wine, beer and cocktail enthusiasts. Cocktails are among the best, 32 beers on tap. Struggling with service and I don't get the food concept quite yet.
Perfect walk w art whether it's sunny or heavy fog. Tip: take the tram one stop past the Ekeberg park stop though to get the best views of the fjord, the villas and walk DOWNWARDS through the park.
