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BRENNERIVEI GELAN . T. 36 50 GT OLBER WESSELSG DOPSG RO 37 URBAN GARDEN Akersbakken 32 / Every day LIVING AND DIVING T. STEDS ONDHEIMS GT / Every day / Every day 15 OG H GT. H . TR S' 59 DS N A Grønland 10 / Every day VEIEN US GT DS TØYENPARKEN Oslo’s own Père Lachaise holds the final resting place for Sørengkaia / Every day NIT N Sit by the window and This is not the place for G M SAR BOTANISK HAGE T VEIE . AN has been around forever. This colourful U . Dattera til Hagen KO S GT T T. Norway’s historical biggies, like Henrik Ibsen and Edvard The best place to hang out during summer (or year-round BRUN RS watch people pass by while regular cocoa. Ask for an LL AHL S 52 IN EG 4 NORD RG RKVEIE I KE G bar has everything including the happiest bartenders in NS 5 WIL T. Munch. Never heard of them? Don’t confess this to a if you like the cold) is the Sørenga pier. Follow the bridge A HEIM MONRA sipping a huge cup of espresso-, mint- or white . SE LE PA GT S GT L FI G . LAKK town and the nicest backyard. Grab a bite and a coffee Norwegian. Vår Frelsers gravlund is strangely beautiful from behind the Opera house, and walk all the way out 54 NNMARK traditional cocoa. chocolate cocoa. T OLSENS DA . THOR MØ 35 during the day and come back for clubbing in the and a nice quiet cemetery in the middle of the city. While on the pier. Throw on your bathing suit and take a swim AVS GT MUNCHS GT LS ST. OL S E . GT THE MUNCH MUSEUM P O GT evening. They do top-notch DJ bookings almost in the area, check out the idyllic streets Telthusbakken in the Oslo fjord. Be aware that during summer it’s as ILESTRED . RG 34 SG KRISTIAN ARIB TO J every weekend. FOR YOUNG TRAVELLERS and Damstredet, packed with traditional wooden houses. crowded as it’s cool, and if the sun is out, half of Oslo GT B OS E BIKE LOVE/OSLOVE 6 M NS T 45 ERNT . TERHA T. probably is too. ET . B Seilduksgata 23A / Every day AU 7 BAD JE GUST . GT AN S GT L . 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