Inferno Festival

Torggata takes you from Karl Johan street (with Stortorvet and the Oslo Cathedral

Described by the organisers as "the greatest gathering of Norwegian heavy metal bands in Norway.... ever!," the annual Inferno Festival f...

A pub and café located a short walk from Karl Johan street, Sara is mostly known for its clientele of young people int...

This is the bar at the rather upmarket Radisson SAS Plaza Hotel. Most of the people here are of course guests of the hotel, and quite fra...

This three-day event is ideal for horse lovers. The annual Horse Show takes place in the middle of October every year and attracts partic...

Norway's largest indoor concert hall can seat an audience of up to 10,000 people. Ever since it was built in 1990, Oslo Spektrum has b...

Those who thought that all a military tattoo consists of is boring-old oompah bands should think again. Oslo's spectacular military tatto...

This is a farm open to the public, with many kinds of traditional Norwegian farm animals: goats, sheep, cows, pigs, hens, ducks, rabbits,...

Trubadur was initially ignored by many because of its hang-up with the eighties. But now the decade everybody was trying to forget has be...

Secluded on a quiet lane, this is a small country hotel formed by combining three adjoining riverside houses dating from the...

One of the old, Grey buildings at the end of Maridalsveien houses a little bit of sunshine from Ethiopia. A visit here will take your min...

This is your opportunity for eating in surroundings reminiscent of a Norwegian cottage or a hotel in the mountains - without actually goi...

A restaurant with an authentic Greek atmosphere, Dionysos has blue-and-white décor, Greek folk music and Greek-speaking staff. If you are...

Some writers in Oslo give this place as their permanent address. Cacadou may look like any local pub/restaurant but it is not. The owners...

This is exactly what you expect of a Greek restaurant. Lots of white and blue shades in the decor complement all the Greek dishes know, a...

The sight of this place makes you happy, especially in summer, when the Parisian tables outside are reminiscent of Continental temptation...

At Baltazar you dine in the historical surroundings of the old Bazaar, directly behind Oslo Cathedral. The interior of this restaurant is...

Many legends surround this nostalgic dining room of yesterday. This is the oldest restaurant in Oslo, and one of only three b...

In the heart of the increasingly trendy Grünerløkka area, this restaurant evokes the Oslovian version of the Left Bank bohemi...