Aker Brygge and Tjuvholmen

This neighbourhood offers many great experiences along Oslo's rich harbour promenade.

Feel the refreshing smell of the sea as you walk down the promenade at Aker Brygge. During summer, the pier is bustling with life. Families are enjoying some ice cream along the quayside, and people are having lunch at one of the many fjordside restaurants.

Shopping and shows

Shopping at Aker Brygge is popular for its sheltered shooping street feeling. In the rustic old harbour buildings, you'll find an indoor shopping street with shops selling interior design, books, vintage treasures and Norwegian (and Scandinavian) clothing brands.

At Oslo’s largest comedy club, Latter, Norway's best comedians perform in countless shows. Make the evening complete with a nice meal at one of Aker Brygge's popular restaurants – several of them specialising in seafood.

Floating saunas

Enjoy a refreshing swim in the ocean and warm up in a spectacular way! KOK Oslo offers floating saunas in Aker Brygge.

Art galleries and sculptures

A bridge connects Aker Brygge with Tjuvholmen, which is a must-visit lovers of art and aesthetics. The island is home to a wide range of restaurants, galleries and art installations.

You'll also find the Astrup Fearnley Museum – one of the Nordic region's foremost museums of international contemporary art and one of the Oslo harbour’s most beautiful landmarks. The museum is located at the far end of Tjuvholmen and has a large sculpture park and a beach right outside its doors.

Fineart is also a must for all art lovers. This gallery features Norway’s largest selection of art, displayed across approximately 1500 square metres. Here you can find your next art treasure, spanning a wide range of techniques and expressions, including drawing, pastel and photography.

The restaurants at Tjuvholmen are known for their high standard and great location. You can be sure to find something you’ll enjoy.

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