I had been ordering from Oslo Sweater Shop for a number of years, often purchasing a sweater for my…read morewife at Christmas. I had always been happy with the products and service. This past Christmas was different. I ordered a sweater and paid for gift wrapping. The sweater arrived before Christmas and was of good quality. Unfortunately, the sweater was not gift wrapped. While the lack of gift wrapping was not a big deal, I had paid extra for it, so I requested a refund of the gift wrapping fee on 21 December. I was informed the company would respond within 24 hours. Ten days later, there was no response, so I sent the request again on 31 December. Ten days later, the company sent the shipping tracking number. I was not questioning the shipping; the goods had been received. For the third time over more than three weeks, I requested a refund of the gift wrapping fee. While the fee was finally refunded, I received no response from the company at all. The true measure of a company is how they respond when something goes wrong. Unfortunately, Oslo Sweater Shop has no commitment to customer service.

Fantastic selection of high quality clothes and gifts, and incredible customer service. Bought…read moresome sweaters, scarves, blankets, gifts for family -- they were shipped quickly at no cost, and my family LOVE them.

Took the train in and out of Oslo Sentral last week and it was a quick and easy experience. The…read morelocal commuter train from the airport took 25 minutes and it was easy. On the train out, leveraged the grocery store, restaurant on the upper level, and coffee shops before heading on my long distance train out of Oslo. The train station was orderly and uniformed staff were available to help.

The Oslo Sentralstasjon is the train station in the center of the city. If you're planning to take…read morepublic transit or travel throughout the country, with Oslo en route, you will make a stop or start or end here at Oslo Sentralstasjon. I was so impressed by this train station, reminding me that America once again lags in public transit systems. I recommend getting an accommodation walking distance to the Oslo sentralstasjon if you're visiting and planning to travel throughout the country. My experience here every time was pleasant. I first arrived to this station from the airport, taking a dedicated train service that gets you directly from the Oslo airport to here. Then I had to visit the train station again when I was traveling westward from Oslo. Make it a point to be nearby this train station for your trip planning. The train station is very clean and easy to navigate. There are signs everywhere of train departure times and locations and it's in English. There were also plenty of places to sit, relax and lots of eateries in the station and nearby. Many hotels are also next to this train station, and there's an area for car pick-up, taxis, etc. I was pleased to have this station so accessible for my Norway vacation, making it easy and pleasant to travel around.

An amazing and beautiful city! We mostly spent time around…read morethe Munch Museum area and the train station for a day. There was a shopping center in the other direction we checked out too on our way to The Salmon, one of the most amazing Salmon experiences I've ever had! Oslo Norway is still one of my favorite trips.

7/1/2024 - a good size mall in Oslo, Norway. It is very close to the Oslo Central Station. There…read moreare four floors. The lower level has most all the food. There is also 2 mini grocery stores located at the bottom floor. The cost to use the WC, restroom is 20 Norwegian KRNS. The Lego store on the 3rd floor has the biggest mural I've ever seen with the countries I've visited, including where it was created Denmark. It is about 12 feet tall and 20 feet wide. See photos. Come here to relax and shop.

This is a souvenir shop on one of the most popular roads in Oslo. It sells mugs, stuffed animals,…read morepostcards, and lots of other little nick-knacks that would make great gifts for family and friends back home. I bought a stuffed animal dog and some postcards to send to family members. The lady at the checkout was very nice and let me borrow her pen to sign the postcards at the counter, and gave me directions to the nearest post office. Only downside to this store would be that the floor was a bit slippery and that like almost everything else in Oslo, it was pricey; for instance, the plush little dog I bought was around $20.

Expensive with not that much stuff, considering its a 2-level store. I expected a broader range of…read moreproducts.

Visiting Norway and want a few souvenirs? Definitely have to recommend this place, even if you…read moredon't plan on buying anything. The fun part about this shop is the theme of the trolls and all of the decorations. The staff were all pretty friendly, and the prices are a bit high but comparable to every souvenir shop.

7/1/24 - a very large 2 story souvenir store with a lots of goodies. Also, they sell packages…read moremoose meat, reindeer and moose meat sausages. Also, items from key charms to most whatever you can think of. Literally down the street from our hotel. Spent a total of $140 US dollars to take home.

The best clothing store I found in Oslo. Fantastic atmosphere and personal service. All products…read moreare Norwegian Design. Had the opportunity to talk to one of the designers that runs the store and get a feeling of their concept. The owners of the store run their own brand sold at F5 among other Norwegian brands. You can find men's clothing and women, accessories, leather goods, sunglasses and even magazines. A must if you're in Oslo.