Oslo

Situated by the stunning Oslo fjord, Aker Brygge is a sought-after neighbourhood where shopping and dining converge. With over 30 diverse shops, it offers a vibrant array of fashion, design, flowers, books, jewellery, home decor, and cosmetics. Along the boardwalk, Aker Brygge boasts a lovely strip of restaurants, creating an inviting ambience for indulging in al fresco dining.

One of the biggest shopping malls in Oslo and the most visited in Norway, Oslo City has more than 90 shops and eateries spread over five floors. Here you'll find shops selling everything from clothes, shoes and accessories to music, home decor and electronic devices.

Cappelens Forslag is an independent bookshop selling used, new, and antiquarian titles of both rare and cult literature. The books are mostly in English, but also in Norwegian and other languages. They also have a small selection of vinyl and photographs as well as a cosy café.

Held every Sunday, all year round, this bric-a-brac market is worth experiencing even if you're not planning to buy anything. Here you'll find countless stalls selling a range of everything, from books and clothing items to kitchen utensils and small pieces of furniture.

Located in Karl Johans Gate, in the heart of Oslo, Arkaden is a compact shopping centre featuring a mix of shops, services, and casual eateries.

Located in the heart of Oslo's main shopping street, Eger is a trendy high-end department store representing more than 300 international brands from the most elegant shops, plus restaurants, and cafés.

Just a few miles outside of Oslo, you’ll find Bærums Verk, a charming village founded over 400 years ago to increase the Dano-Norwegian iron production. Today, it has transformed into a bustling haven of eateries, shops, galleries, and workshops. At Bærums Verk, many of the shops are dedicated to showcasing the artistic talents of local craftsmen, featuring a wide range of hand-made products—from intricate quilts to pottery, jewellery, and stunning glasswork, this village has got it all. Whether you're in search of a unique hand-crafted souvenir or simply yearning for a leisurely stroll, Bærums Verk is the perfect destination to satisfy your desires.

Steen & Strøm is a high-end department store with seven floors filled with well-known, Norwegian, Scandinavian, and international brands. In the basement, there is a food court with many restaurants and specialised deli shops.

Byporten is a shopping centre with more than 70 shops and several restaurants and cafés in the middle of downtown Oslo, right next to Oslo Central Station. Here you will find everything from clothes and accessories to shoes, beauty products, electronics, and housewares.

Beer store featuring one of the widest selections of beers in Norway—over 300 labels, including gluten- and alcohol-free options.

Utopia Retro Modern is a design gallery that specialises in the finest works of design, art, and decorative arts. Its focus lies particularly on Scandinavian and Italian design.