Guidebook for Oslo
Food Scene
Nydalen Bryggeri og Spiseri
30 A NydalsveienGreat restaurant and brever.
Great bakery! Try a classic Norwegian bun or an amazing loaf of bread. You will quickly understand Norwegians obsession with baked goods.
30 Einheimische empfehlen
Norð Bjølsen Bakeri
12 BergensgataGreat bakery! Try a classic Norwegian bun or an amazing loaf of bread. You will quickly understand Norwegians obsession with baked goods.
Parks & Nature
Great for running, football, sandvolleyball, tennis or a picknick. There is also a nice playground.
23 Einheimische empfehlen
Voldsløkka Idrettspark
40 StavangergataGreat for running, football, sandvolleyball, tennis or a picknick. There is also a nice playground.
Shopping
One of Norways largest shopping mall just a few minute walk away.
171 Einheimische empfehlen
Storo Storsenter
7 VitaminveienOne of Norways largest shopping mall just a few minute walk away.
Essentials
Kiwi Bjølsen
28B BergensgataOne of the cheaper grocery shops.
Big grocery shop, a bit expensive, but with high quality and great choice.
21 Einheimische empfehlen
MENY Bjølsen
1 MoldegataBig grocery shop, a bit expensive, but with high quality and great choice.
Petrol station that is open 24/7 with your most basic shopping needs and some fast foods.
SHELL BJØLSEN
262 MaridalsveienPetrol station that is open 24/7 with your most basic shopping needs and some fast foods.
Sunday open shop(as most shops in Norway is closed on Sundays) Great for vegetables and fruit.
Frukthagen As
26 TåsenveienSunday open shop(as most shops in Norway is closed on Sundays) Great for vegetables and fruit.
Perfect if you want to pick something up on the way home when taking the T bane (metro/tube). Reasonable pricing, and decent size. Open from 7-22 weekdays and 7-21 on Saturdays. Closed on Sundays.
11 Einheimische empfehlen
Coop Mega Nydalen
33 NydalsveienPerfect if you want to pick something up on the way home when taking the T bane (metro/tube). Reasonable pricing, and decent size. Open from 7-22 weekdays and 7-21 on Saturdays. Closed on Sundays.
Getting Around
The Oslo subway just a few minutes walk away. Takes you directly to the city centre in about 15 minutes.
23 Einheimische empfehlen
Nydalen T station
The Oslo subway just a few minutes walk away. Takes you directly to the city centre in about 15 minutes.
Bus stop for the 37 and 54 bus. Also a citybike stop. you can get a ticket by downloading the "bysykker app" on your phone.
Badebakken station
Bus stop for the 37 and 54 bus. Also a citybike stop. you can get a ticket by downloading the "bysykker app" on your phone.
54 bus just a minute walk from the house takes you straight to the Oslo city centre in about 20 minutes.
Godals vei
54 bus just a minute walk from the house takes you straight to the Oslo city centre in about 20 minutes.
Entertainment & Activities
Odeon Cinema Oslo
27 VitaminveienIMAX cinema with bar upstairs.
Sightseeing
There are so many things to do and see in Oslo. These are just a few of our favorites, so please send a message if you want a more specific suggestion, we have lots to choose from!
Walk alongst the Akerselva river and get an impression of the importance of the river for the industrial development of Oslo.
Nydalsveien
NydalsveienWalk alongst the Akerselva river and get an impression of the importance of the river for the industrial development of Oslo.
If you are looking for a great view of Oslo and up for an uphill walk, this is the place to go. The walk is about 30 minutes (or 5 minute bus ride and 10 minute walk if you take the 54 or 51 bus to Skibakken). There is a bench on the top where you can sit and enjoy the view.
Havnabakken
HavnabakkenIf you are looking for a great view of Oslo and up for an uphill walk, this is the place to go. The walk is about 30 minutes (or 5 minute bus ride and 10 minute walk if you take the 54 or 51 bus to Skibakken). There is a bench on the top where you can sit and enjoy the view.