1.2 km of designer shops, chain stores, pubs, restaurants, cafes, and lots more. This west side street is one of the most well known in Norway. It is known as a high-end shopping street, but there are also the usual chain stores, and some unique little gems. The lower part of the street is named Hedgehaugveien, but it changes name to Bogstadveien after a few blocks. The whole street is commonly referred to just as Bogstadveien.
Although Bogstadveien (Hedgehaugveien) begins at the northeast corner of the park that surrounds the Royal Palace, surprisingly few tourists visit Bogstadveien. That makes it a great alternative to Karl Johans gate, which is alright, but let's face it, it's mainly for the tourists.
There are too many shops and venues to list in this description, but most of them are shown in this map: bogstadveien.no...
If you are looking particularly for Norwegian brands, you should check out the Moods of Norway Super Duper Store.
Bogstadveien ends at Majorstuen. Majorstuen is a major transportation hub, where all metro (T-bane) lines pass through. From there you can take the metro to downtown Oslo, or you can take the tram to Aker Brygge. There are also several bus routes that pass through here. The famous sculpture park, Vigelandsparken, is a 5-minute walk away from Majorstuen.
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