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.

I bought a pair of sandals on sale for 99 Krone, which is great price but okay value. I always say…read morethat you get what you pay for. I'm visiting my relatives from the United States and this place reminds me of a Payless Shoe Store. I guess if I am in another country, I would rather splurge on great shoes than cheap ones.

I will agree with the other reviewer that this store is similar to a Payless in the US. I actually…read morewanted a simple pair of slippers or furry boots and that's why I went to this store and bypassed the fancier ones located throughout Oslo City. They had a good selection, and the price on the slippers wasn't too bad. I had to try on several to determine my size as they weren't marked with the US size; many shoes in other stores had this information included so I'm not sure why Din Sko did not. You can only try on the left shoe and you have to bring it to the counter when you find something you want to purchase. The woman who waited on me was nice enough, and the line went quickly so I was in and out without much hassle. I love my slippers!