What should I do in Oslo?

Explore Oslo's best coffee culture at 7 unique spots. Experience local favorites and hidden gems.

Lets visit all the best cocktail bars in one evening! Pro tip: Skip the last stop, and you'll find yourself right at the heart of the action when the tour wraps up.

10 beers for 603 NOK. Thats only 60 kroner each! And hopefully some fun. This route takes about 1.5 hours to walk in total and starts at Alexander Kiellands plass, before you make your way down toward Løkka and the city center. To make sure you get the cheapest beer prices, the route should be done between Tuesday and Saturday, and you’ll need to start no later than 6 PM. There are several great spots along the way where you can grab some proper "beer food." We recommend a kebab from Döner Bros or a sausage from Haandtrykk! Take care and all of that.

At these coffee spots, it's all about the coffee - nothing else. Norway and Oslo are known for their top-notch brews, and these places supply the best cafés all over the world. Come taste why!

Oslo have many cozy wine bars but these are the top 5 when it comes to wine expertise.

Want to impress your girl- or boyfriend? Start with breakfast and coffee at Kveitemjøl – a cozy little bakery that nails the baked goods. Then hop on the boat from Aker Brygge to Hovedøya (just use your Ruter ticket). Swim, sunbathe, and enjoy the fjord for a couple of hours. For lunch, take the boat again an grab something light – mussels, shrimp, or whatever fits the seaside mood. Gressholmen Kro is perfect for this! Add a shared activity back in the city center: paint ceramics at Creative Collective (or hit up a gaming bar if that’s more your style). As the sun sets, head to Park29. Their garden-like outdoor space is perfect for a summer dinner. Then seal the deal with a glass of wine at Becco. Enjoy!

Oslo’s top vintage places to visit! Our Experience Manager is a true thrifter, and these spots are her absolute favorites. You can do this route every day except Sundays (when Inventarium and M&E Secondhand are closed) and Mondays (when Lite Nytt is closed). Please double-check the opening hours at each place, as they may change. Tip! Another top pick is Botanisk Hage Møbelforretning, but since it’s only open on Saturdays from 12 to 2 PM, it’s a great bonus stop if you’re visiting Oslo over the weekend.