Without a doubt, Aker Brygge waterfront is the prime destination for upscale shopping in the city. There are more than 60 shops there, including quite expensive designer boutiques that offer clothes and accessories. Moreover, there are more than 30 restaurants and cafes on Aker Brygge. After shopping, guests of the city can relax in the nearby cinema. It’s important to mention that Oslo waterfront is a pedestrian zone, so it’s delightful and comfortable to walk there.
Many travelers choose Karl Johans gate when they need to buy memorable souvenirs and unusual items. Besides traditional clothes shops, there are many other shops on the central street, including interesting book stores and souvenir outlets. Such famous book stores as Tanum and Libris are also open on Karl Johans gate. Besides books, these shops offer calendars, colorful travel guides with the list of local landmarks, and traditional souvenirs at very affordable prices. Glasmagasinet shop, which has become widely popular beyond the borders of Norway, is also open on that street. This is the best place to find unusual glassware.
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