This 2-day itinerary is crafted for foodies and wine enthusiasts eager to explore Oslo's burgeoning gastronomic landscape. From traditional Norwegian flavors to modern Nordic fine dining and specialty coffee, you'll savor the best the city has to offer, complemented by sophisticated wine experiences.
Food 6
Sightseeing 3
Nightlife 1
Opening hours, prices and routes can change, so check the details before you set off.
Day 1
5 stops · about 10 hrs
Food, Sightseeing, Nightlife
1
Åpent Bakeri (Damplassen)
Food
1 hour
Start your day with an authentic Norwegian breakfast experience, indulging in freshly baked bread and pastries from a beloved local bakery.
Good to know
Arrive early in the morning for the widest selection of warm, delicious baked goods.
2
Mathallen Oslo
Food
2 hours
Explore Oslo's vibrant indoor food market, offering a diverse array of gourmet foods, local delicacies, and international flavors perfect for lunch.
Good to know
Wander through the various stalls to sample different treats and choose from multiple lunch options.
3
Aker Brygge & Tjuvholmen
Sightseeing
2 hours
Enjoy a leisurely stroll along the picturesque waterfront, offering stunning views and numerous sophisticated bars perfect for an afternoon aperitif.
Good to know
Find a spot with outdoor seating to fully appreciate the maritime atmosphere and people-watching.
4
Restaurant Kontrast
Food
3 hours
Experience modern Nordic cuisine at its finest, with a focus on seasonal ingredients and innovative techniques in a Michelin-starred setting.
Good to know
Booking several weeks in advance is highly recommended due to its popularity and prestige.
5
Territoriet Vinbar
Nightlife
2 hours
Conclude your day by discovering a curated selection of natural wines in a cozy and knowledgeable setting, perfect for wine lovers.
Good to know
Arrive earlier in the evening to secure a table, as this popular wine bar can get busy.
Day 2
5 stops · about 7.5 hrs
Food, Sightseeing
6
Tim Wendelboe
Food
1 hour
Indulge in a world-class coffee experience from a renowned roaster, perfect for starting your day with exceptional quality.
Good to know
Expect a small, focused venue; ideal for a quick, high-quality coffee stop rather than a long sit-down.
7
Vigeland Park
Sightseeing
1.5 hours
Enjoy a refreshing morning walk through this iconic sculpture park, offering a unique cultural experience before your next culinary adventure.
Good to know
Free entry and open year-round; wear comfortable shoes to explore the extensive grounds.
8
Kaffistova
Food
1.5 hours
Savor classic Norwegian home-style cooking for lunch in a historic and authentic setting, offering a taste of traditional flavors.
Good to know
Popular for lunch, so consider arriving slightly before or after peak hours to avoid queues.
9
Oslo Opera House
Sightseeing
1 hour
Admire the stunning modern architecture and enjoy panoramic city views from its walkable roof, a perfect digestif after lunch.
Good to know
Walk to the roof for excellent photo opportunities and a unique perspective of the city and fjord.
10
Fjord Restaurant
Food
2.5 hours
Conclude your culinary journey with fresh, seasonal Norwegian seafood prepared with contemporary flair in an elegant setting.
Good to know
Reservations are advisable, particularly for dinner, to secure your table at this popular seafood spot.
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Frequently asked questions
Is 2 days enough for Oslo?
Yes, two days cover about five stops per day, including Åpent Bakeri, Mathallen Oslo and Vigeland Park.
Where to stay in Oslo for 2 days?
Stay near Aker Brygge, which keeps Territoriet Vinbar and Vigeland Park close by.
Which tours go with this Oslo itinerary?
Two tours fit this itinerary: «Oslo Highlights Bike Tour» and «Oslo City Highlights with Fjord Cruise».
How long do you need at Mathallen Oslo?
The stated time needed at Mathallen Oslo is 2 hours. Wander through the stalls and choose from multiple lunch options.
How long do you need at Restaurant Kontrast?
The stated time needed at Restaurant Kontrast is 3 hours. The restaurant serves modern Nordic cuisine with seasonal ingredients.
Is Vigeland Park free to enter?
Yes, Vigeland Park has free entry and is open year-round. Comfortable shoes are recommended for the extensive grounds.
What is there to eat at Åpent Bakeri (Damplassen)?
Åpent Bakeri serves freshly baked bread and pastries. Arrive early for the widest selection of warm baked goods.
What can you do at Aker Brygge & Tjuvholmen?
Walk along the waterfront, find outdoor seating and choose from sophisticated bars for an afternoon aperitif.
What can you see from Oslo Opera House?
Walk to the roof for city and fjord views, along with photo opportunities and a different perspective of Oslo.
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