Starting at the historic Mathallen food hall, your guide will lead you on a walk through the buzzing district of Grünerløkka, where industry once ruled and culture now thrives. You’ll follow the Akerselva river, past colourful street art and local landmarks, and learn how this former working-class area became a hotspot for creativity, food, and culture.
• A Nordic tasting platter with minke whale, reindeer, moose, brunost, flatbread, and lingonberries
• A rich Wild Game Stew made with reindeer, moose, and venison in a creamy sauce with mash and berries
• One Norwegian craft beer or local soft drink from one of the best bars in town
• A salmon and lefse wrap with cream cheese, a classic Norwegian combination beloved across the country
• A choice between hot chocolate or iced cocoa near the Freia Chocolate Factory
• A heart-shaped Norwegian waffle topped with brunost, rømme, and raspberry jam
Meet your guide at Mathallen Food Hall’s main courtyard entrance (Vulkan 5). Look for the red brick building with “1908” above “MATHALLEN OSLO.” This entrance faces the open square near Dansens Hus. Do not go to the river bridge side with “Mathallen” in red letters — that’s the wrong entrance.
Vulkan is Oslo’s ultimate mashup of modern vibes and urban cool. Nestled by the Akerselva river, this neighborhood pulses with creativity and sustainable design. Here, old meets new in a colorful blend of street art, eco-friendly architecture, and industrial-chic style. Vulkan is home to Mathallen, a buzzing food hall filled with global flavors and local delicacies, where Oslo’s foodies come to play. This vibrant area is a haven for hip cafes, artisanal shops, and riverside hangouts that are perfect for chilling out or people-watching. Whether you’re exploring its green spaces or sampling the diverse eats, Vulkan is all about savoring the city’s coolest side, where innovation and flavor collide.
Our next stop is Grünerløkka --> the go-to spot in Oslo for anyone craving a taste of the city’s diverse food scene. This hip neighborhood is a foodie’s playground, with an eclectic mix of street food stalls, cozy cafes, and innovative restaurants tucked into every corner. It’s a place where food is celebrated with a laid-back, indie vibe, making it a must for anyone who loves to eat, explore, and soak up Oslo’s local flavor. We'll explore several foodie stops from classic Norwegian food court to creative fusion spots and artisanal bakeries that tempt with sweet treats and fresh bread.
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