Oslo

Shopping

Steen & Strøm is located near Karl Johans Gate and is the largest and one of the oldest department stores in Norway. Many of its stores sell traditional Norwegian outdoor gear; others sell kitchenware that reflects traditional Norwegian art. The department store also features a number of famous brand names and a café on the top floor that gives you a great view of the city. Address: NEDRE SLOTTSGATE 8 Tel: +47 22-00-40-00

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Steen & Strøm

Steen & Strøm is located near Karl Johans Gate and is the largest and one of the oldest department stores in Norway.

Glasmagasinet

The store is one of the most visited by locals is also a good location for more general, main-stream shopping.

Paleet

This might be Oslo’s most exclusive shopping center and features multiple attractions within that will make a walk through the mall pleasant at worst.

House of Oslo

This shopping center opened fairly recently and focuses on interior design. The center features over twenty stores, each with their own theme and style.

Aker Brygge

Aker Brygge is a trendy seaside food court and shopping center with a bustling atmosphere. It includes shops and bars in addition to restaurants and is one of Oslo’s most popular attractions.

Norway Designs

this store features an exhibition of Norwegian crafts and upscale merchandise, including jewelry, crystal, pewter, and more. The designs here are innovative and the store worth a trip.

Oslo City Shopping Center

Oslo City Shopping Center is Oslo’s most visited shopping center and offers a wide range of stores to satisfy your shopping needs.

Byporten

It is one of the city’s newest shopping centers and has traditional designer stores in addition to stores geared towards travelers.

Heimen Husflid

Here you will find many traditional and modern Norwegian items and apparel in a variety of styles. Sweaters, folk costumes, and brass goods await in abundance.

Vestkanttorget Flea Market

This market might be worth a shot if you are on a low budget. It is located near Vigeland Park and can provide entertainment for a few hours.

Ringstrom Bookshop

Here you will find second-hand books and other media, including CDs. Most products here will be found to be in good condition. Address: Wessels Gate 2 B Tel: +47 22-20-78-05

William Schmidt

William Schmidt is one of Oslo’s best locations to go souvenir shopping. the store carries pewter items from Viking ships, woodwork, dolls, and a range of traditional Norwegian crafts.

Gronland Bazaar

This Middle-Eastern style bazaar should be an enjoyable way to spend a portion of your day exploring the wide variety of goods offered here. Address: Toyengata 2, Gronland Tel: +47 22-17-05-71