The options for shopping in Oslo include large shopping centres and department stores. Popular shopping areas include the part of the city around Karl Johans gate. In the pedestrian precinct there are popular names such as H&M and Zara.

There are also a number of department stores and shopping centres such as Oslo City, Glasmagasinet and Byporten. In the city centre House of Oslo is home to more than 20 shops specialising in lifestyle and home design. In particular Møllergata is known for furniture and Grensen is highly regarded for shoes.

Bogstadveien and Hegdehaugsveien are popular choices for those clothes shopping with good value and exclusive options available. For those seeking out work from young Norwegian designers, the Grünerløkka with its small independent shops also features bars, pubs and restaurants.

Alternatively, head to Grønland for bargains on textiles and gold as this is a significant enclave for businesses run by immigrants.

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