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.

7/2/2024 - located by the Nobel Peace Center and the ferry's for the boat rides. There is a mall…read morewhich is unique. You have to walk from building to building to get to each section of the mall. There appears to be just a single story mall covered under several buildings. There are more clothes stores than anywhere to eat here. See photos.

Arkaden Shopping is an indoor shopping mall located on Karl Johans Gate. The good thing about this…read moreshopping mall is that on those rainy Oslo days, which sometimes can be often, you can get a reprieve from the rain and stay dry while you shop in the multi-level mall. The bad thing is, it's indoors and their isn't a lot of signage indicating that there is a mall inside. On my trip to Oslo, I walked by this place almost every day while I was there and it wasn't until my last full day that one of the stores, which was closest to the door, caught my eye. I walked it and said, "well, hell, it's a mall!" So from there I looked around. The downside to me is that there isn't really much in here that isn't nearby. Yeah, everything is in the mall so it's in a closer proximity, but I could find this stores many other places and while the weather is nice, you want to be outside while you're in Oslo and I imagine that locals feel that way too. I think the set up is kind of odd too. I felt like I was circling around randomly just to get up and down to the various stories. Okay overall. If you're visiting, I wouldn't really recommend it because there are better shopping options. I'm sure it's perfectly fine for a local. Or if you're looking to kill some time this is a perfectly fine place to do so!

This place ain't bad…read more Coming from Asia, I know what shopping malls should look like and perhaps the Norwegians like irony when they call malls (especially this one) as "storsenter" But hey, no bad words, this place has saved me so many times from boredom and hunger during my work stint in Norway. My office is just next to it (as a matter of fact, it shares the same building as the storsenter) so whenever I'm hungry and want to get some quick snacks, I could go to Ultra supermarket or those sandwich shops inside. It's life saving, that's what it is.

Be ware of Parking!!! It is free for 3h, we got 3h and 5min late and we already had a fine…read more(710krn!)...later On we saw their strategy, when the security guard finds a car whose time is about to expire, wits besides that car with his phone in his hand and as soon as get 3h 1min he prints the ticket. We spent 3500krn in different stores and because of exactly 5min delay we still have to pay a fine? My solution was to go back to the stores and return all the clothes I had bougth (I need the money for the fine). And of course I will never come back again!

Great place to do some shopping if you are running to or from your train to other parts of the…read morecountry. There are some great shops here in all price ranges for clothes, shoes, bags, even gourmet coffee. Big enough to have an interesting selection of shops, small enough that you can usually find quite quickly what you are looking for.

Storo Large Centre is a shopping center located in central Storo and Nydalen in Oslo , and has…read moreabout 130 stores spread over Storo Storsenter owned by Olav Thon Group which owns 22 shopping centers in Norway, including Sandvika Shopping Centre and Ski Storsenter . Parking garage is just next to the center which is convenient. Spacious and many stores which includes Cubus, H&M, Mango, grocery store- Joker, and many more including restaurants.

High school kids and mothers would love this place lol. This is some of the cheapest shopping I…read moremanaged to do in Noway considering how expensive everything is to people coming from the US. I say mothers would love this place because there is tons of cooking/home good stuff for them to shop and look at. From the first floor to on the top floor is a cheap home good place that kind of reminded me of ikea. There is a sporting store if you need to shop for winter stuff for the family, and a grocery store so you can get your grocery shopping done. High school kids girls and boys would love this place because all the clothes stores (or at least basically all but the few sporting clothing stores) are aimed towards them. Cheap, fashionable clothes in general. For people coming from the US think like h&m and mango. A lot of cute cafes/restaurants to meet up with friends after or before shopping to get a quick bite of ice cream. There is even a burger king but beware people from the US of the price, it might make you jump lol. parking is outdoors and free for a few hours, after that apparently you have to pay but i never saw anyone pay lol. There is a parking garage also. Overall, I think teenage kids and their mothers (or any young person just buying a house and need to buy stuff for it) would love this place.

Great fancy "food court" that has a selection of different food including Italian pizza, Japanese…read moreizakaya/sushi, Spanish tapas & English gastro pub style food. It's table service & you sit in the section you want to try. I had the lobster slider, truffle cheese slider & "posh chips" which had truffle powder & parmesan cheese. Very tasty. The wait staff were attentive & polite. Perhaps a bit on the expensive side but what isn't in Norway?

Linderud Center is a shopping mall in Linderud the district Bjerke in Oslo . The center is located…read moreat the south of Trondheim road. At the center is a gas station and Linderud towering drabantblokker . Two kindergartens located close to the building to the south, and a few meters further to the south Linderud school , Bjerke high school , Linderud hall with a swimming pool. The neighbor to the west is revered Linderud farm . Area and the center has good access by bus, car and metro . The center has about 500 free parking spaces, of which 200 in the garage. Linderud metro station is just 5 minutes walk from the center and south. The center, located at Erich Mogenssønsvei 38, has more than 50 shops. In addition, there are about 20 tenants, including a health center including fitness GymClub and several doctors and dentists . Legevakten north of Oslo has offices here. The center is open every day from 10 to 20 o'clock and Saturdays at 9-18. Doors open at 8 for access to the health club. I only went to the grocery store and noticed that it is easy access, clean and friendly staff.