Billigkiosken in Årvoll is one of the oldest kiosks in Oslo and it sells goods at reasonable prices. From candies and chocolates to ice cream, sodas, and coffee to go, as well as newspapers, flowers, and handpicked berries in the summer.

The museum boasts a collection of more than 50.000 small bottles, in all shapes or forms and colors, in many different installations over 3 floors.

Situated between Tøyen and Sofienberg, just a 2-minute walk from Tøyen metro station, one can find the most magical park in Oslo: "The Botanical Garden"...

"Territoriet" in Oslo is a small and intimate wine bar that makes me feel like I'm sitting in my own living room - just with one of 400 different wines!

"Klimahuset" is the newest addition to my favorite place in Oslo, the botanical garden. It's an innovative building & a knowledge center for climate change

"Mathallen" is Oslo's indoor food market. With close to 30 cafes, eateries and specialty shops under its roof, It hides a lot of treasures for food lovers!

"Skyspace" in Ekebergparken, in Oslo, is one of the most unique art experiences I have ever had! Amazing how light & space can play tricks with the mind!

These tiny reading sanctuaries are open 24/7 to anyone passionate about books. All the books are cost-free, and usually in good condition.

"Nordic Black Theater" goes to show how Oslo is a very multicultural city: this theater and cultural venue specializes in artists from the Global South...

"Ullevål Hageby" in Oslo was inspired by the English concept of the Garden City. Originally meant for the working class, today it makes for a cozy walk!

"Melahuset" is one of the flagships of Oslo's live music scene and home of the famous Melafestivalen...

For over a decade, this Colombian family has been importing long-stemmed roses and coffee beans from Bogotá to Oslo, ensuring optimal quality & freshness.