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.

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.

Whenever we travel, magnets are what we consistently purchase to remind us of our experiences in…read morethat city or country. Alle Tiders is a nice souvenir shop. Good selection of inventory. Everything one would expect plus much more. Staff spoke good English. Prices seemed reasonable for Oslo. Although just about everything and everywhere in Norway is expensive! Bottom line is that it's a good souvenir shop to pick up what you want to bring home for yourself and/or family.

Fun little souvenir shoppe located just off Karl Johans Gate in the main sentrum area. In fact,…read morethey have 3 locations.. both kiosks and an actual store with a bigger inventory all in the same area. The prices were decent and they offer your usual magnets, T-Shirts, little Viking statues, shot glasses, etc, etc, etc. The staff was helpful and friendly and spoke English (like almost everyone we met in Oslo!) Cool place to stop in for your usual tourist knick knacks and such!