Miranda Myrodia Maitou

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.

The place offers a wide variety of beers (as well as coffee and the like). On a regular basis, it hosts live events with known artists and music bingo evenings, so there is something for everyone.

Focusing only on great quality (you should definitely taste their cortado and velvet hot chocolate) and a relaxing atmosphere is what makes this place ideal for studying or catching up with a friend.

This little building was originally a gas station from 1935 that was transformed into a little sweet local neighborhood cafe after some locals took the initiative.

Kaffe og brød (coffee and bread) has everything its name implies to offer and so much more, with products ranging from pastries and chocolate to olive oil and tomato sauce. And of course, ice cream for the kids.

Hønse Lovisas hus is a part of the Industrial museum in Oslo named after a great woman who took care of the girls that used to work at the factories along the Akerselva river.

For me, Biermanns gård is a lot more than a regular tree house thanks to its backyard: a secret place away from the fuss of the city!