Oslo Shopping

  1. Aker Brygge Food Court

    Aker Brygge Food Court. Aker Brygge, the old shipyard turned trendy shopping complex west of the main harbour, has a food court with various eateries and a variety of waterside restaurants.

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  2. Ark Bokhandel

    Bookshop. Good English-language and stationery section; other branches around town.

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  3. Glasmagasinet Department Store

    The glamorous Glasmagasinet Department Store is good for mainstream shopping.

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  4. Grønland Bazaar

    Middle Eastern-themed shopping centre.

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  5. 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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  6. Heimen Husflid

    If you want a traditional Norwegian sweaters Husfliden and Heimen Husflid, are both large chains selling Norwegian clothing and crafts of good quality, with items ranging from tacky wooden trolls to elaborate folk costumes.

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  7. Husfliden

    If you want a traditional Norwegian sweaters Husfliden and Heimen Husflid, are both large chains selling Norwegian clothing and crafts of good quality, with items ranging from tacky wooden trolls to elaborate folk costumes.

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  8. Life

    Sells organic produce and wholesome snacks.

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  10. Nomaden

    Bookshop. Travel books, maps and gear.

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  11. Norli

    Largest bookshop in Norway.

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  12. Norway Designs

    Beautifully designed glassware, stationary, clothing and watches within a stone's throw of the National Theatre.

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  13. Oslo City Shopping Centre

    Oslo City Shopping Centre is good for mainstream shopping.

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  14. Rimi Supermarket

    All-purpose grocery chain; other branches can be found at Oslo S and Gunerius Shopping Centre.

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  15. Ringstrøms Bookshop

    Second-hand and antiquarian books and CDs.

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  16. Tronsmo

    Alternative bookshop with feminist, gay, lesbian and political works.

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  17. 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 which 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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  18. Vinmonopolet

    Anyone aged over 18 can buy beer and wine at Oslo supermarkets until from Monday to Friday and on Saturday. For 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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