I was searching to buy a Hiking shoes, here I found so many shops, here you can drink a caffe , eat, shop, do hair cuts, and so many other things. It's exactly next to the tram station and it's easy to access. In Norway the prices are so higher than other Central European countries. read more

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Very large mall outside of the city center. You can take a bus or the bybane, they all stop right outside, or drive, we always find parking even on the busiest Saturdays. I go here once a week to buy groceries and run errands, and I usually find everything I need. It has most of the regular stores you could want. Two large grocery stores, tons of clothing, shoes, pharmacy, beauty, tools, several hair dressers, bakeries, dry cleaners, a spa/salon and so much more. There are also a few places to eat here. The large bakery upstairs, Lie Nielsen, has nice food but usually gets crowded early in the day by pensioners that stay there through the afternoon. If you're coming in for lunch I would recommend 'Good Street Food' (upstairs instead), which is never busy and a sad seating area, but surprisingly good food (even though it is a little overpriced, but so is everything else there). read more