Oslo
Bergen comes to Oslo! The west-coast design superstar creates what might be the world's most coveted raincoats. This Oslo outpost stocks the complete…
Must-see shopping in Oslo
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Oslo
Take note of this lovely 1929 functionalist shopfront before browsing the great mid-century design within; designed by Arne Korsmo and Sverre Aasland, it…
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Oslo
This is our kind of shop: good coffee, tasty dishes from around the world (dhal from India, snacks from Italy and cakes from...where else but Norway),…
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Oslo
Both a rare and cult lit dealer and cafe, this bookshop is set to be your new favourite. Make yourself at home on the front-room sofa with a good coffee…
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Oslo
For picnic or self-catering supplies, head to this well-stocked St Hanshaugen institution. There's a huge cheese selection with both Norwegian and…
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Oslo
It won't take long for lovers of beautiful stationery to become weak of knee inside this glorious purveyor of exquisite writing supplies. Elegant…
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Oslo
A social hub as much as a bookshop, come for its large range of English-language books and stay for a reading or performance. There's a large LGBT section…
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Oslo
New flagship of this fast-growing Norwegian label, known for its easy basics as well as seasonal collections that combine Scandinavian simplicity with a…
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Oslo
Clean by Christina Ledang (a stellar local stylist) might be one of the few Norwegian labels here, but there's still a particularly 'northern' sensibility…
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Oslo
Whether you're in the market for museum-quality Modernist paintings and stunning mid-century furniture or not, this commercial gallery is a fabulous…
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Oslo
This branch of the state wine and spirit chain has a good selection of French, Italian and Spanish wines, including well-priced French wine in plastic…
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Oslo
Nordic minimalist design and Norwegian endurance (they're fjord-proof, we're told) combine in this new cycle design outfit from Stjordal up north. Part of…
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Oslo
Nordic noir or Norwegian black, call it what you will. This shop specialises in the pared-back, mildly Gothic brand of Scandinavian fashion. There's both…
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Oslo
If you're happy sifting through heaps of, well, junk in search of an elusive vintage band T-shirt or mid-century ceramic coffee pot, take a chance here…
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Oslo
The Swedish super-label has a handful of beautiful shops throughout Oslo, but this is the pick if you're after a bargain, with deep discounts on last year…
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Oslo
An Oslo-based art publisher that stocks both its own publications as well as other Norwegian and international art books and journals. It also organises…
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Oslo
Oslo label Tom Wood's restrained monochromatic clothes are as Norwegian as you'll get, with their austere simplicity and high-quality natural materials…
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Oslo
A local Francophile haunt run by a friendly Franco-Norwegian couple. Pour over the soulful French vintage homewares, objects and clothing in this…
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Oslo
This is a classic travel bookshop where the shelves are bursting with guides, maps and travel literature that will have you dreaming of your next holiday…
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Oslo
Beer-lovers' heaven with one of Norway's largest selections of beers from classics to the novel and the rare. Friendly staff make it a double pleasure.
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Oslo
Crate-digger heaven: a huge, rambling den of secondhand vinyl, mostly from the '70s and '80s, and much else besides.
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Oslo
Norwegian silversmiths handcraft simple designs inspired by nature as well as classic Scandinavian modern pieces.
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Oslo
Heaven for those who like to rummage for treasures, this bric-a-brac charity shop has shelves packed with vintage china, old lamps, glassware and coffee…
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Oslo
Litteraturhuset's well-stocked bookshop is testament to the vibrancy of Norwegian publishing; it's a great place to pick up beautiful local children's…
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Oslo
Features designer clothing and beautiful glassware, stationery and watches within a stone's throw of the National Theatre.
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Oslo
The largest bookshop in Norway stocks a good range of foreign-language titles as well as numerous travel guides and maps.
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Oslo
A Skovveien stalwart, this shop has clothing, shoes and jewellery produced by Scandinavian and international designers.
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Glasmagasinet Department Store
Oslo
This iconic city department store dates back to 1899 and has a good range of Scandinavian brands you know you want.
