Shopping in Oslo
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Vinmonopolet
Anyone aged over 18 can buy beer at Oslo supermarkets until 8pm from Monday to Friday and 6pm on Saturday. For wine or spirits, you’ll have to be at least 20 years old and visit the Vinmonopolet. There are others at Kirkeveien 64, Møllergata 10 and Elisenbergveien 37.
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Vestkanttorget Flea Market
If you’re happy with pot luck and sifting through heaps of junk, take a chance here. It’s at the plaza that intersects Professor Dahls gate, a block east of Vigeland Park and it’s a more than pleasant way to pass a Saturday morning.
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Husfliden
Husfliden is a larger shop selling quality Norwegian clothing and crafts, as well as a popular place to buy a bunad (national costume).
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Hassan Og Den Dama
One of many boutiques on Skoveien, this shop has clothing, shoes and jewellery produced by Scandinavian and international designers.
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Norway Designs
Features beautifully designed glassware, stationery, clothing and watches within a stone’s throw of the National Theatre.
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Heimen Husflid
For traditional Norwegian sweaters Heimen Husflid is a large chain selling Norwegian clothing and crafts of good quality.
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Glasmagasinet Department Store
The glamorous Glasmagasinet Department Store is good for mainstream shopping.
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Rimi Supermarket
All-purpose grocery chain; other branches can be found at Oslo S and Gunerius Shopping Centre.
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Tronsmo
Alternative bookshop with feminist, gay, lesbian and political works.
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Ark Bokhandel
Good English-language and stationery section; branches around town.
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