Oslo Neighborhoods
List of areas to explore
Aker Brygge (Aker Wharf) is a redeveloped ship yard, retaining many of the original features. Shops and restaurants...
The Old town is south of the central railway station. This is where the Viking city was located. A memorial...
West end comprises the areas Majorstuen and Frogner. Majorstuen is a busy area with shops (some are very expensive),...
Oslo's main street, Karl Johan, begins at the central railway station (Oslo S), and ends at the Royal Palace. The...
Norwegians are big fans of the outdoors, and Holmenkollen/Nordmarka is a very popular recreational area. Locals...
The Bygdøy peninsula is home to great museums and attractions, including the Cultural history museum, the Maritime...
Grünerløkka is the renovated workers' district. It's a lively area with heaps of restaurants and cafes (including...
Grønland is right behind Oslo's main railroad station (Oslo S) and immigrants from all over the world live in...
