Area: Aker Brygge / Tjuvholmen

AKER BRYGGE / TJUVHOLMEN

Aker Brygge is a hub for upscale shopping, featuring both international brands and Norwegian designers. You can find everything from high-end fashion to interior design in boutiques like local favorites Andreas Feet and Milla. Strolling along the scenic waterfront promenade is a must. The boardwalk connects Aker Brygge and Tjuvholmen, offering breathtaking views of the fjord, sculptures, and open spaces for relaxation. Aker Brygge and Tjuvholmen are also home to saunas, offering a quintessentially Scandinavian wellness experience. KOK Oslo and Mad Goats let you combine a hot sauna session with refreshing dips in the Oslofjord, all with scenic views of the harbor. For those looking to get on the water, you can rent stand-up paddleboards (SUP) from several providers near Aker Brygge. Additionally, you can rent boats and electric fjord cruisers, offering a great way to explore the Oslofjord.

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Nasjonalmuseet

As Norway’s largest art museum, Nasjonalmuseet’s collection spans centuries of artistic expression, from classical masterpieces to cutting-edge contemporary works. The museum’s striking architecture by architect Klaus Schuwerk, and immersive exhibitions, invite visitors to explore art in all its forms, from painting and sculpture to design and architecture. A visit to Nasjonalmuseet is a journey of inspiration, offering something unforgettable for every art lover.
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Nobel Peace Center

The Nobel Peace Center in Oslo is a place of inspiration and reflection, celebrating the power of peace and dialogue. Located by the city’s picturesque harbor, it showcases the remarkable stories of Nobel Peace Prize laureates who have changed the world through courage, empathy, and leadership. With its engaging exhibitions, interactive displays, and thought-provoking events, the center is not only a museum but also a hub for promoting peace and human rights.
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Astrup Fearnley

The Astrup Fearnley Museum is a striking blend of modern art and cutting-edge architecture. Located by the Oslofjord, the museum's glass and steel structure, designed by Renzo Piano, creates a stunning setting for contemporary works by world-renowned artists. Inside, you'll find thought-provoking exhibitions that push boundaries and ignite creativity. From large-scale installations to intimate pieces, the museum offers a unique artistic journey.
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Peder Lund

Peder Lund Gallery is the place to go for contemporary art enthusiasts. Known for its carefully curated exhibitions, the gallery presents works by both internationally acclaimed artists and emerging talents. Peder Lund's focus on quality over quantity means that every exhibit is thoughtfully chosen, offering visitors a chance to engage deeply with groundbreaking and thought-provoking pieces. It's a gallery where art feels intimate, inspiring, and transformative.
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Fineart

Fineart Gallery is a vibrant hub for contemporary art, where creativity and expression meet in a stunning waterfront location. With its dynamic exhibitions the gallery showcases works from both emerging and established artists, offering a diverse collection of paintings, sculptures, and prints that inspire and captivate. In the same location you will also find the beautiful restaurant, Arts.
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Galleri Brandstrup

A contemporary art gallery, where innovation and tradition converge. The gallery represents a curated selection of leading Scandinavian and international artists, offering a thought-provoking mix of painting, sculpture, and photography.
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Gallery Haaken

Gallery Haaken in Oslo is known for its long-standing commitment to showcasing innovative and thought-provoking works. Since its founding in 1961, the gallery has represented both established and emerging artists, offering a dynamic platform for creative expression.
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BABBO

Babbo has brought a little piece of Copenhagen to Oslo. Here, you’ll find the Danish breakfast favorite «bolle med ost» (bun with cheese), along with many other temptations from Babbo’s own bakery. In the evening, Babbo transforms into a cozy little bistro, perfect for a relaxed dinner in a cool atmosphere. Babbo also has a «sister» location in Grünerløkka (Øvrefoss 4), and two other restaurants from the same collective: Bente (Vogts
gate 31A) and Alex (Bygdøy allé 15).
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OH DEAR

In one of the old factory buildings on Aker Brygge, you’ll find the wine bar Oh Dear. It ’s an atmospheric and intimate bar known for excellent service and a high level of expertise.
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ARTS RESTAURANT

Arts in Oslo is a vibrant fusion of fine dining and artistic flair, where the decor and cuisine come together to create a multisensory experience. The stylish, gallery-like interior, adorned with contemporary art, enhances the creative ambiance, making Arts not just a place to eat but a place to immerse yourself in culture and culinary artistry. And just like the name implies, this place is all about the arts, not just in terms of food, but they have an actual gallery – Fineart – that you don’t want to miss.
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SABI OMAKASE

Sabi Omakase in Oslo is an intimate and exclusive sushi experience, offering a true journey into Japanese culinary artistry. With only a handful of seats at the chef ’s counter, each guest enjoys a personalized omakase menu crafted by master sushi chefs. The fish, sourced from both local Norwegian waters and Japan, is meticulously prepared to highlight its natural flavors. The minimalist, elegant setting allows the
food to take center stage, making every bite an exquisite, sensory experience. Dining at Sabi Omakase is a serene, refined celebration of sushi in its purest form.
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SJØMAGASINET

jømagasinet, located by the Oslofjord,
offers a stunning seafood dining
experience with breathtaking waterfront
views. Specializing in fresh fish, shellfish,
and other ocean delights, the restaurant
celebrates the best of Norway’s coastal
cuisine. The elegant, nautical-themed inte-
rior sets the perfect stage for dishes that
highlight the purity and flavors of the sea.
Whether you’re enjoying a refined meal
in the dining room or savoring the view
from the terrace, Sjømagasinet provides
an unforgettable combination of gourmet
seafood and serene maritime ambiance.
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LILLE HERBERN

Lille Herbern is a cultural gem located on a small island just off the coast of Oslo, offering a peaceful retreat and stunnin sea views. Accessible by a short ferry ride, this charming restaurant specializes in fresh, seasonal seafood served in a relaxed yet elegant setting. With its outdoor terrace right by the water, you can enjoy a delicious meal while soaking in the beauty of the Oslofjord. Whether it ’s for a summer lunch
or a cozy evening dinner, Lille Herbern
delivers an unforgettable seaside dining
experience. Herbernveien – only open from
1st of May to 30th of September.
Take the Bygdøy ferry from Rådhusbrygge 3 (City Hall Pier 3) to Bygdøynes. From there a 10
minute walk to Herbernveien. A shuttle boat will carry you across to Lille Herbern.

WHAT TO DO

Museums & Galleries