Once you step inside the hotel reception, Kafé Lucy warmly welcomes you, immediately setting the tone for a relaxed, casual and enjoyable visit.

Here you'll find Italian sausages, British teas, French cheeses, Russian caviar, locally sourced meats, fresh fish, baked goods and much much more.

Under one roof, you'll find a diverse selection of venues. Navigate the grand halls to discover everything from aquavit and whiskey to exotic cocktails.

Here you can discover Norwegian films, foreign films, cult classics, regular 35mm screenings and family matinees. They also organize special film events.

With 34 beer taps offering local and international brands, there's a beer to suit every taste. And they provide beer tasting samples!

Made up of 150,000 LED light bulbs that changes color, this massive 14-meter-tall luminescent installation is made by American artist Alexander Green.

The sculpture park was designed by the Italian architect Renzo Piano and the sculptures are playful, inviting the audience to sit, climb or crawl into them.

"Farine" in Kampen, one of Oslo's most charming neighborhoods, is a lovely bakery in a peculiar yellow house. Its kardamommebolle are now local favorites!

R21 is located in the center of Oslo and is home to "Grafill", an organisation for students/workers in graphic design, illustration, animation and more...

"Happy Foods" Cafe in Oslo is just a couple of minutes away from Frogner Parken and the name couldn't describe this plant-based place better!

"Koie Ramen Munch" makes the tastiest ramen I have discovered in Oslo so far. The portions are big and the steaming broth packed with flavor!

"Svovel" in Oslo is a magical little bookshop for kids. They have handpicked, beautifully illustrated volumes filled with fantastic stories & creatures...