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Shopping

Valkyrien/Moniker

Valkyrien is a boutique mall featuring everything from a parfumerie to a food court. Perfect for an afternoon of shopping and inspiration. The retail universe of Moniker has become a fashion destination with its well-curated list of brands and an uplifting interior. The concept features both a men’s, sports and women’s department. At Moniker you find brands such as Magda Bytrum, GANNI, Isabel Marant, Rotate by Birger Christensen, The Attico, Zimmermann, Ulla Johnson and much more^
Valkyriegata 3

Den Dama

A contemporary multi brand boutique established in 1994. Den Dama means “that girl” which truly describes the vibe of the store, as you definitely want to be “that girl”. The store features brands such as Isabel Marant, Vince, Forte_Forte, Lisa Yang and more.
Frognerveien 4

Julie Josephine

Julie Josephine is a Norwegian brand that started with “the perfect white t-shirt” in 2016, and luckily they decided to take care of the rest of the wardrobe as well. Looking for the perfect wardrobe classics? Look no further.
Frognerveien 4

Ma Vintage

Ma Vintage is the place to go for well-curated high-end and luxury second hand and vintage. Let the treasure hunt begin!
Briskebyveien 28

Cathrine Hammel

Cathrine Hammel is a Norwegian designer who creates timeless garments with a special passion for great quality. A universe where feminine meets masculine, and classics meet the contemporary.
Riddervolds gate 12

White by Green

White by Green has established itself as a destination for brides across the country, not to mention the rest of Scandinavia. In intimate and exclusive surroundings, and with top-notch expertise, they have­ created an oasis of dresses to help you fulfill your wedding gown dreams. Here, you’ll find exclusive brands and a handpicked selection of the most beautiful dresses and accessories for brides and bridesmaids. White by Green offers brands like Alena Leena, Costarellos, and Divine Atelier, as well as the sought-after Made with Love, Jenny Yoo, Eva Lendel, and stylish shoes from Loeffler Randall — which, to be honest, look just as great before as well as after the wedding.
Frognerveien 13 B

ByTiMo Concept Store

The Norwegian brand byTiMo offers a haven of timeless elegance and femininity. Located in Bogstadveien, this beautiful boutique showcases the brand's signature romantic designs, blending vintage-inspired prints with modern silhouettes and interior. Walking into the store feels like stepping into a world of effortless femininity, where soft fabrics, floral patterns, beautiful pieces for your home and delicate details come together. It's the perfect place for fashion lovers seeking pieces that tell a story.
Bogstadveien 30

Pur Norsk

Pur Norsk means “purely Norwegian”, and this is exactly what you can experience in this concept store: All the best that Norwegian design has to offer in one place.
Industrigata 36

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WHAT TO DO

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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Museums & Galleries

Culture

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.
Brynjulf Bulls plass 3

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.
Brynjulf Bulls plass 1

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.
Strandpromenaden 2

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.
Tjuvholmen Allé 27

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.
Filipstad Brygge 2

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.
Tjuvholmen Allé 5

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.
Tjuvholmen Allé 23

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Restaurants

AKER BRYGGE / TJUVHOLMEN

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).
Parkveien 80

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.
Holmens gate 4

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.
Filipstad Brygge 2

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.
Ruseløkkveien 3

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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.
Tjuvholmen allé 14

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.

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RESTAURANTS

Restaurants

Fan

Fan (which is the swedish way of saying “fuck”) by renowned chef Bjørn Svensson offers an intimate and modern dining experience in an apartment venue. The restaurant showcases a contemporary Nordic menu with global influences, using seasonal ingredients to create dishes that are both elegant and flavorful. Chef Bjørn Svensson, known for his innovative approach, ensures that every meal at Fan is a culinary journey, balancing creativity with a deep respect for ingredients.
Bygdøy Allé 9

Palace grill

A night at Palace Grill is something you won’t forget anytime soon. The restaurant serves a ten-course menu and has only 23 seats. This isn’t your typical fine dining experience – the service feels more like visiting an old friend, and the atmosphere is casual.
Solligata 2

Fyr

Fyr in Oslo is a vibrant and contemporary restaurant that fuses Nordic ingredients with international flavours. At Fyr, the focus is on fire and flame, with many dishes cooked over an open grill, giving them a smoky, rich flavour. The menu changes with the seasons, offering everything from seafood to expertly grilled meats, paired with creative sides.
Underhaugsveien 28

Brasserie Ouest

A classic French brasserie with everything that entails – delightful wines, heartwarming traditional food, dark wood interiors, and heavy velvet curtains. Perfect for a date or a much-needed evening with good friends.
Elisenbergveien 19

Brasserie Blanche

Brasserie Blanche is a charming French-inspired restaurant that transports guests straight to Paris. With its cosy, elegant decor featuring soft lighting, white tablecloths, and classic bistro touches, the atmosphere feels intimate and inviting. The menu highlights French cuisine with a modern twist, offering dishes like steak frites, escargot, and rich crème brûlée. Known for its warm ambiance and attentive service, Brasserie Blanche is perfect for a relaxed yet refined dining experience.
Josefines gate 23

Restaurant Alex

Restaurant Alex offers a chic and exciting dining experience. The cool interior, with soft lighting and dining inspired décor, creates a cosy yet fun atmosphere. The menu changes with the seasons, and is built on the concept of sharing, making it a social dining experience. Restaurant Alex is also the place to go for a brunch, when in need of comfort food.
Bygdøy Allé 15

Stallen

Stallen in Oslo is nestled in a charming, historic stable building. The restaurant’s warm, rustic interior with wooden beams and cosy lighting creates an inviting atmosphere. Stallen offers a modern take on Nordic cuisine, using locally sourced ingredients that reflect the seasons. Dishes are crafted with precision, offering a beautiful blend of flavours and textures, perfect for both intimate dinners and special occasions. Outside, the garden terrace provides a peaceful spot for al fresco dining in the warmer months, making Stallen a delightful retreat in the heart of the city.
Underhaugsveien 28

Take a seat

5 NORWEGIAN DESIGN CLASSICS

Take a seat

EKSTREM BY TERJE EKSTRØM

The Ekstrem chair by Terje Ekstrøm (1984) is a bold icon of postmodern design. Produced by the renowned Norwegian furniture brand Varier, this sculptural chair challenges the conventional with its striking, playful shape. Offering 360
degrees of seating possibilities, it invites creativity and movement, embodying both comfort and expression. A true conversation piece, it bridges the gap between functional furniture and artistic statement, making it a timeless classic in contemporary interiors.

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VENEZIA 01 BY SVERRE FEHN

The Venezia 01 chair, designed by the legendary Norwegian architect Sverre Fehn for the Nordic Pavilion in Venice (1963), is a masterpiece of Scandinavian design. Produced by Fjordfiesta, this chair blends minimalism with an organic
form, embodying Fehn’s architectural philosophy. Crafted with sleek lines and natural materials, it exudes timeless elegance while providing exceptional comfort. The Venezia 01 has been celebrated internationally, and Sverre Fehn was awarded the Pritzker Architecture Price in 1997.

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SCANDIA BY HANS BRATTRUD

The Scandia chair by Hans Brattrud is a timeless master-piece of Norwegian design. Created in 1957, this chair is celebrated for its sleek, elegant curves and innovative use of laminated wood, offering both style and ergonomic comfort. Today, it is produced by the iconic Norwegian brand Fjordfiesta. The Scandia chair has won numerous design awards, including the prestigious Award for Design Excellence from the Norwegian Design Council. Its sophisticated blend of form and function has made it a beloved classic in both modern homes and design exhibitions world-wide, symbolizing the best of Scandinavian craftsmanship.

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BOLLO BY ANDREAS ENGESVIK

The Bollo chair, designed by Andreas Engesvik for Fogia (2016), is a celebration of comfort and modern design. With its generous, cushioned form and sleek metal frame, Bollo offers a striking balance between softness and structure. The chair invites relaxation with its plush, oversized cushions while maintaining a light, airy aesthetic that fits seamlessly into contemporary interiors. Bollo has been praised for its craftsmanship and innovative design, earning accolades in the design world. Its blend of luxury and simplicity makes it a standout piece in modern furniture design.

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SIESTA BY INGMAR RELLING

The Siesta chair by Ingmar Relling (1965) is a classic icon of Scandinavian design, known for its minimalist elegance and outstanding comfort. This chair features a beautifully curved wooden frame and a suspended seat that offers exceptional support and relaxation. Today, it is produced by the Norwegian furniture brand L.K. Hjelle. The Siesta chair has received international acclaim, and during Jimmy Carter’s period in the White House, 16 Siesta chairs moved in. Its timeless design and superior craftsmanship make it a cherished piece in homes and design galleries around the world.

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CAFES

Cafes

Chat D’Or

Believe it or not, you can experience a little piece of Versailles in Oslo. Come for champagne and afternoon tea, but stay for the incredible interior and the eccentric atmosphere.
Thomas Heftyes gate 47B

Oslo Raw

Did you know Scandinavia’s largest raw food chain is based in Oslo? Oslo Raw has become a favorite among Norwegians, offering everything from catering to cookbooks. They have several cafés around the city, but the location in Frogner is something special. Enjoy nutritious cakes for both breakfast and dessert – guilt-free – in beautiful surroundings inspired by Paris.
Skovveien 16

Kolonihagen

A little piece of “farm life” hidden within a backyard in the middle of the city? Yes, please. Kolonihagen is an organic restaurant with a deep care for the planet – and everything and everyone on it. This place makes you feel right at home, and their beautiful dishes make you wish you were. Lovely for both brunch and dinner.
Frognerveien 33

Libertine Vinbar

A chic and elegant wine and cocktail bar with interior inspired by the colours of a vineyard, from the green fields, to the brown soil, and of course the soft yellow, sophisticated bordeaux, beautiful pink and modern orange.
Frognerveien 2

OSLO CENTER

CULTURE

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AKERSHUS FORTRESS

Akershus Fortress is a historic landmark with roots dating back to the late 12th century. Originally built as a royal residence and military stronghold under King Håkon V, it played a crucial role in defending Norway’s capital from invasions. Over the centuries, it has been expanded and served as a fortress, royal castle, and prison. Today, Akershus Fortress is a popular destination offering rich insights into
Norway’s past. Visitors can explore the
mediaeval castle, stroll through its ­ historic grounds, and visit museums like the Norwegian Armed Forces Museum. In summer, guided tours, special events and concerts are often held in the scenic surroundings, offering a blend of history
and culture. Akershus fortress is also included in a ghost walk around the city center, if you are looking to experience this sight in an unusual way.
Main entrance from Kirkegata

THE ROYAL CASTLE & THEROYAL PALACE PARK

The Norwegian Castle, known as «Slottet» or the Royal Palace, is a majestic landmark in Oslo – though less spectacular ­ compared to other countries. Built ­between 1824 and 1849 during the reign of King Karl Johan, it stands on a
hilltop ­ overlooking the city at the end of Karl Johans gate. The palace serves as the ­official residence of the Norwegian­ monarch and is used for state functions and royal events. One fun fact is that the palace has a ­ whopping 173 rooms, though only a select few are open to the public. During the summer, visitors can enjoy
guided tours of the state rooms, where they’ll see grand halls and impressive art collections. Visitors can also witness the daily Changing of the Guard ceremony in the Palace Square. The surrounding Royal Palace Park offers a peaceful retreat with sculptures, fountains, and lush greenery – perfect for a scenic stroll.
Slottsplassen 1

GALLERI GOLSA

Galleri Golsa is a contemporary art gallery known for its innovative exhibitions and focus on emerging and established ­ international artists. Founded in 2017, Golsa showcases a diverse range of ­modern art forms, from painting and sculpture to digital media and installations, making it a hub for avant-garde creativity in Norway. The gallery regularly hosts thought-provoking exhibitions, artist talks, and collaborative events that push the boundaries of art.
Henrik Ibsens gate 60

I B S E N M U S E U M & T E AT E R

Always wanted to visit the home of the iconic playwright and theater director Henrik Ibsen? The real «doll house»? Well, you can. In 1990, actor Knut Wigert took the initiative to rent Ibsen’s apartment in Arbins gate, with a desire to make it available to the public, and in 1993 Norsk
Folkemuseum (The Norwegian Museum of Cultural History) took over the running of the museum. The actual apartment where Henrik and Suzannah Ibsen lived from 1895 to 1906 is today a museum, and in 2006 a renovated and authentic ­ apartment opened to the public. After three years ofrebuilding, the theatre could open for guest performances in the spring of 2022, and Ibsen Museum & Teater was established as
the new name. The ­ museum reopened on 1 July 2023. Fun fact: The street was named
Drammensveien until 2006, but the name was changed to honor the ­ important cultural legacy of Henrik Ibsen – in the very street where he lived.
Henrik Ibsens gate 26

DRONNING SONJAS KUNST STALL

Dronning Sonja’s Art Stable (Dronning Sonjas Kunststall) is a unique art space located in the former royal stables at the Royal Palace. Opened in 2017 to celebrate Queen Sonja’s 80th birthday, it serves as a venue for changing exhibitions showcasing Norwegian and international art,with a special focus on the Queen’s passion for contemporary works.
Parkveien 50

K U N S T N E R N E S H U S

Kunstnernes Hus is a dynamic art center dedicated to contemporary art, housed in a striking modernist building. Since its opening in 1930, it has been a vital space for artists and art lovers, featuring­ rotating exhibitions from both Norwegian and international artists. Kunstnernes
Hus is known for its cutting-edge and
experimental art displays, offering a fresh perspective on the contemporary art scene. Visitors can explore the galleries, attend film screenings, participate in artist talks, and enjoy creative workshops. The on-site restaurant, Lofthus Samvirkelag, serves delicious meals, providing a cozy spot to relax after taking in the art.
Wergelandsveien 17

OSLO CENTER

BAR & HANGOUTS

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HIMKOK

HIMKOK is one of Oslo’s most renowned cocktail bars, and also a member of the World’s 50 Best Bars. HIMKOK is celebrated for its unique blend of Nordic ­ ingredients and craft creations. Hidden behind an unassuming facade, the bar feels like a
secret speakeasy, offering an intimate,­ atmospheric setting. HIMKOK distills its own drink ingredients on-site, which adds a personal touch to its inventive drinks. The space features multiple areas, including a cocktail bar, a cider
bar, and even an outdoor courtyard, each with its own vibe.
Storgata 27

SVANEN

The award-winning bar Svanen is located in the old premises of Svaneapoteket­ (opened in 1896) on Karl Johans gate. The historic interior is well preserved, adding that extra touch to the ­ experience. Here, you’ll find perfected versions
of ­classic drinks, along with the bar’s
applauded signature creations.
Karl Johans gate 13

FUGLEN

Fuglen (meaning The Bird) is practically an institution in Oslo, with a café by day and cocktail bar by night. ­Since 1963, they’ve been serving ­ top-­ quality coffee to Norwegians, and in 2012, they opened their first bar in Tokyo. As with any ­ respectable coffee bar, they also have their own roastery. At Fuglen, you’ll find a perfect fusion of
Norwegian and Japanese tradition, with everything from Torbjørn Afdal furniture to Taiyaki Sundays. And if you see something you really like, it ’s worth knowing that everything
is for sale.
Universitetsgata 2
(entrance from Pilestredet)

ANGSTBAR

Angst means anxiety in Norwegian, which is likely the opposite of what you want after visiting a bar. But fear not, this bar offers quite the opposite. It ’s a relaxed, cool spot with kitschy
décor and ­ danceable music.
Torggata 11

TORGGATA BOTANISKE

An intimate cocktail bar that truly lives up to its name. The ceiling is decorated with lush greenery, and the bar’s signature drink is Miss Basil. Perfect for a date or catching up with friends.
Torggata 17B

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Located inside the Amerikalinjen Hotel, Pier 42 is an award-winning bar named after the legendary Pier 42 in New York. It offers a taste of the Big
Apple perfectly blended with Oslo.
Jernbanetorget 2

P A S C A L

Pascal Dupuy is a world-class French
pastry chef who has been introducing
Norwegians to «the sweet life» for over
30 years. Here, you’ll find cakes that
look and taste like small works of art,
­ chocolates, macarons, and more.
Fun fact: Pascal daily gifts two pieces
of cake to the royal palace, which
are picked up by His Majesty the
King’s Guard.
Locations:
Tollbugata 11,
Henrik Ibsens gate 36,
Ullevålsveien 47,
and Prinsens gate 22

K A F E T E R I A A U G U S T

Kafeteria August is a laid-back food
and drink bar, a favorite among many of the
city’s creative crowd. Whether for brunch
or a lively gathering, the menu ­ offers tasty
small dishes, and the ­ atmosphere is light,
comfortable, and warm. Bonus points
for its «hidden gem» location and the
neigh­ boring bar, Becco.
Universitetsgata 9

B E C C O

Becco is a wine bar focused on natural
wine and great music. Here, you can
catch some of the city’s best musicians
and DJs live – free of charge. The venue is
­ charming and relaxed, tucked away in
a courtyard in the heart of the Tullin quarter
(next to Kafeteria August), giving it
a cozy, hidden vibe.
Kristian Augusts gate 11

A N D R E T I L H Ø Y R E

Andre til Høyre is both the name of,
and directions to, one of the city’s most
stylish bars. Decorated like an apartment
(for someone with exquisite taste),
it features an innovative menu
that will impress just about anyone.
Youngs gate 19

OSLO CENTER
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T H E AT E R C A F E E N

Theatercaféen can only be described as
iconic. Since 1900, it has been a destination
for the city’s artists, and for over 100 years, it
has honored many of them with portraits on
its walls. Not only is this a historic spot, but the
food is exquisite! It ’s also worth mentioning
that Nationaltheateret is the café’s closest
neighbor. Theatercaféen is part of Hotel
Continental, and Bar Boman, the hotel’s
own bar, as well as the restaurant Eik Annen
Etage, are also well worth a visit.
Stortingsgata 24-26

K AT L A

Katla is a vibrant fusion of Nordic and Latin
American flavors, located in the heart of
Oslo. The open kitchen fills the space with
the energy of sizzling grills and the aroma
of smoky, charred dishes. The industri-
al-chic interior, with its moody lighting and
eclectic design, makes Katla an exciting,
sensory dining experience that stands out
in Oslo’s culinary scene.
Universitetsgata 12

M O N O N C L E

Fine dining from the French kitchen,
signed by the Michelin-starred chef Esben
Holmboe Bang? Yes, please. A visit to
Mon Oncle is a culinary experience you
won’t forget anytime soon. No details are
left to chance, with exclusive ingredients
on the menu.
Universitetsgata 9

B O N L I O

Bon Lio is a gastrobar that fuses Spanish
cuisine with top-tier local ingredients. The
relaxed atmosphere sets the stage for a full
evening of delicious flavors and memora-
ble experiences. If you visit on a nice day,
be sure to check out the restaurant ’s patio.
Storgata 41

Restaurants - Oslo Center

S TAT H O L D E RG A A R D E N

Statholdergaarden is a restaurant run by
Bent Stiansen, the first Nordic chef to win
the prestigious Bocuse d’Or competition.
Statholdergaarden itself was built in 1640,
and the Stiansen family opened their two
restaurants in the house in 1994. Today, both
Statholdergaarden and Statholderens
Mat & Vinkjeller are considered among the
best restaurants in the city.
Rådhusgata 11

F E S T N I N G E N

Perched atop a historic fortress overlooking
the Oslofjjord, Festningen offers a dining
experience that blends modern elegance
with rich history. With an emphasis on sea-
sonal ingredients, the dishes are beautifully
presented and full of fresh flavors. The rustic
yet sophisticated interior, featuring exposed
brick and soft lighting, adds warmth to the
grand surroundings. Reopening in 2025.
Myntgata 9

A R A K ATA K A

Experience local ingredients and flavors
from Norwegian cuisine in a vibrant food
bar right in the heart of Oslo. The pasta
with roe is a must.
Mariboes gate 7

S A V A G E

Savage is an adventurous culinary
­ destination in Oslo, where bold flavors
meet a raw, industrial-chic atmosphere.
Known for its creative fusion of global
­ influences and local ingredients, the
­ restaurant offers a vibrant and daring
menu that surprises with every bite.
Nedre Slottsgate 2

G R A N D C A F É & P A L M E N

Located right on Karl Johan, you’ll find the
prestigious Grand Hotel – the city’s grand
hall for 150 years. At Grand Café, none
other than Henrik Ibsen was a regular guest
on a daily basis, along with the rest of the
Christiania bohemians (Christiania was the
name of Oslo until 1924). Inside the Grand
Hotel, you’ll also find Palmen, which serves
one of the best afternoon teas in the city.
Karl Johans gate 31

T O R G T E R R A S S E N

Torgterrassen is a hidden gem in Oslo,
offering a casual yet refined dining expe-
rience with stunning rooftop views over
the city. The restaurant boasts a modern
Scandinavian menu that highlights seaso-
nal, locally sourced ingredients. Whether
you’re looking for a light lunch or an
elegant dinner, Torgterrassen is a perfect
blend of style and substance.
Nedre Slottsgate 24

B R A S S E R I E F R A N C E

A little taste of Paris might be the best way
to describe Brasserie France. Here, you
can enjoy the best that French cuisine has
to offer, along with the ambiance and
surroundings that make the experience
complete. Don’t miss their dessert cart,
offering every imaginable temptation.
Øvre Slottsgate 16