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THE LOCALS’ GUIDE TO OSLO

Top insider tips

The capital of Norway is growing steadily, and so is its vibrant cultural scene. A city break in Oslo includes everything from tasty food and cool galleries to live music and nature experiences.

And the best part? Most things are within walking distance.

Here’s how to spend a long weekend in true Oslo style: a cultural Friday, Saturday with the locals, and an urban Sunday walk.

Cultural Friday

"There are many places I keep coming back to in Oslo, and I love wandering around the ever-expanding city."

Tone Hansen

While you’re here: If you want a unique culinary experience, Oslo offers several Michelin-starred restaurants. For more inspiration, check out this article with more cool activities in Oslo.

Saturday with the locals

“Each neighbourhood in Oslo has its own charm. There's multicultural Grønland, hipster Grünerløkka, trendy Tøyen, and fashionable Frogner. And don't forget lively Majorstuen, where you can find vintage bargains at the Vestkanttorvet flea market on Saturdays."

Helle Øder Valebrokk

While you’re here: There are so many fantastic eateries in Oslo that your only problem will be choosing which ones to visit. Plan ahead and start exploring cafés, bars, and restaurants!

Sunday city walks

“Oslo is Norway’s only metropolis and a wonderful place to explore on foot. It’s big enough to go for long walks without having to leave the urban area. I love strolling through its neighbourhoods and exploring the differences between the east and west sides.”

Hanna Norberg

While you’re here: Other suggestions for a Sunday in Oslo are to explore the city by bike, go for a walk in the forest, and visit a climbing park. Find more outdoor activities in Oslo.

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