Old traditional serving trays, glassware, rosepainted wood and other antiques suitable for cabins…read moreand maybe museums? Most of the things seem to be older than 60-70years. Thereof, the name "Antik" When I was there, there were American tourists there, and due to location, it does serve as an eccentric one of a kind souvernir shop for sure! The shop has a lot of goods and is rather tidy. Prices are average I guess. Go here if looking for antiques As you won't find that many retro things there, it is not the place for teak-hunters..But, who knows - go have a look

The biggest Fretex in the Oslo area with three floors of used clothing, furniture, books,…read more glassware, records and what not! It is mostly tidy and staff is helpful. I tend to find clothing rather cheap at this location and furniture somewhat pricy, however if they sell too cheap, it is bought and sold for the double by someone else anyways. This place is worth a visit!

This antique hall is a fun place to go browsing, but maybe not to do a nice bargain? The owner is…read morevery nice but tends to charge a bit much for some of his stuff. Maybe that is why the place is so full of furniture and stuff? If you want Scandinavian furniture and don't care about the price. Then, go here! They probably have what you are looking for! Opening times seem to be random and it means they are mostly open :)

What an awful excuse for a thrift shop. If you want to pay basically new prices for used clothes…read morefrom the 1920's til 1970's that are hideous, then this is your store. If you are a normal thrift shopper you will find nothing here except expensive pieces from the past and none of any resale value. The location is good, right in the center for easy access and the selection is huge, a large basement type area makes up the bulk of the store. Their prices range, but hover around 200 nok+ per item. If you ask me, that isn't a thrift store at all, that's a rip off. They also offer 90 nok and 50 nok racks sometimes, which are very limited and don't really offer nice things anyways. Overall I wouldn't go back to this store, wasn't my thing and was way too expensive for no reason and also smelled bad.

We were on vacation from the U.S. and I love stopping into thrift stores in every country I visit…read more This store was super fun. I found a great purple coat made in Finland that was only $20 u.s. The store was clean, fair priced with a good selection.