Oslo/Inner North

Inner North is the sector of Oslo between Ring 1 and Ring 3 and between Highway 168 in the west and Akerselva in the East. This is an area of fine parks and the University campus and the Aker river with Oslo's industrial past as well as landmark buildings, many hotels and restaurants within walking from Karl Johan street. The lowest part of the area is regarded as part of Oslo downtown.

Travel to Oslo/Inner North

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• The southern points of interest here are within walking distance from downtown.
• Subway lines 4 and 5, as well as trams 17 and 18 bring you to the western part of this neighborhood.
• Bus 37 provides access to places in the middle of this neighborhood such as Vår Frelseres gravlund and St. Hanshaugen park.
• Buses 34 and 54 go to places along the west bank of the Aker river. It's also feasible to walk in from Grünerløkka.
• Trams 11, 12, 13, and 17 pass Haussmanskvartalerne on their way between Sentrum and Oslo's Inner East.

What to see in Oslo/Inner North

Akerselva by DogA - The Aker river has parks along the banks

• Aker river - Akerselva - 59.9247, 10.7524 Opening Hours: 24 h Free - Akerselva Akerselva is Oslo's main river as it flows from Maridalen lake to the fjord near the Central station. Previously Oslo's industrial heartland, now the river and its shores is converted into a green corridor almost the entire length from Grünerløkka to Maridalen. Bicycle and pedestrian paths along. Several small waterfalls. Industrial facilities remain as memories of Oslo's manufacturing origins.

• Deichmanske bibliotek - Oslo Public Library - Arne Garborgs plass 4 59.91655, 10.74631 short walk from Karl Johan street - Free Oslo Public Library 1270 Deichmanske Bibliotek Oslo - no-nb digifoto 20151030 00124 bldsa PK11862 (cropped) The main building of Oslo public library is centrally located next to Trinity church and Ministry offices. The library was established in 1785 based on an endowment of 7000 books from Carl Deichman. The current main building is in a monumental neoclassical style, views are partly obstructed by the ministry "Y-building". The building was affected by the 2011 bomb and was closed for 2 months for repairs. There are some 20 branches throughout the city.

DogA Hausmannsgate Oslo - |DogA

• DogA - The Norwegian Centre for Design and Architecture - Hausmanns gate 16 59.9184, 10.7533 Bus or tram to Hausmanns gate ☎ +47 23292870 A thriving design and architecture centre providing areas for large and small exhibitions, conferences and meetings, activities for children, as well as a bookshop and café.

• Kunstnernes hus Wergelandsveien 59.919377, 10.730767 Royal palace park Kunstnernes Hus - This 1931 building includes gallery and cafe. A prominent example of functionalism in Norway at the transition from neoclassicism.

• Vår Frelsers Cemetery - Vår frelsers gravlund - Ullevålsveien and Akersveien 59.91996, 10.74411 Bus 33-37-46 to Nordahl Bruns gate, north of downtown on Ullevålsveien - Free Vår Frelsers gravlund Graves of Edvard Munch and Henrik Ibsen, and a large number of reputed Norwegians. Several statues, including one by Gustav Vigeland. Gamle Aker Church (the oldest building in Oslo) stands in the northern corner of the graveyard. The graveyard is pretty park and within easy walk the very centre at Karl Johans gate/Akersgata.

• Damstredet/Fredensborg 59.9206, 10.7493 free - The steep Damstredet with traditional wooden houses. Towering on the hill above are the iconic Westye Egeberg blocks.

• St.Hanshaugen park - bus 37 to St.Hanshaugen - 59.9261, 10.7403 Opening Hours: 24 hours Free St. Hanshaugen Park Knud Knudsens plass.JPG A delightful public park on the highest hill in central Oslo. Great view of the city and surroundings. 1000 meters easy walk from Karl Johan street along Akersgata-Ullevålsveien past Vår Frelsers Gravlund (cemetery). The park has also given name to this popular neighborhood and to the larger administrative neighborhood (borough) that includes major parts of central Oslo.

• Stensparken| 59.9282, 10.7300 Close to Bislett Stadium (trams 17 and 18) Opening Hours: 24 hours free Stensparken5.JPG This charming park begins at Fagerborg church (neogothic, granite) and stretches for some 500 meters to a fine panoramapoint in the northern end. There is a café on the top. Stensparken is a good choice if nearby St. Hanshaugen park is too crowdy. Just west of the park there is a line of stately town houses.

• Tramway Museum - 59.9311, 10.7165 metro, tram or bus to Majorstuen - NOK ?/adult - Oslo Tramway Museum Displays the history of Oslo's trams, buses and metro. Among other things, a wooden tram from the Holmenkollen line and a trolleybus are exhibited.

• Hjula weaving mill - Hjula Væveri - Sagveien 23 59.931317, 10.756994 A Hjula Væverier - This industrial complex is perhaps an unusual attraction, but the striking buildings at the waterfall in Akerselva (Aker river) are one interesting legacy of Oslo's manufacturing past. It was the first water powered weaving mill in Norway, and during the late 1800s the largest textile company in Norway. The factory operated for more than 100 years.

Universitetsbiblioteket i Oslo - 2009-07-15 at 12-06-52 - University of Oslo, Library building at Blindern

• Blindern Campus - University of Oslo 59.9386, 10.7202 tram 17 or 18 - Blindern Campus is home to functionalist monuments from 1920-1930s. The new (1999) library building at Blindern is an imposing building in black polished stone and glass, it stands out as a landmark among the pre-war buildings.

Churches

• Saint Olav's Gothic Church - The Roman Catholic main cathedral in Norway. Seat of the Roman Catholic diocese of Oslo - Akersveien 1 59.918156, 10.744135 St. Olav's Gothic Church, Oslo the first Norwegian Roman Catholic cathedral (from 1856) which was built after the Protestant Reformation.

Edvard Munch - Telthusbakken with Gamle Aker Church (1880) - Old Aker Church from the 12th century and the oldest building in Oslo, painted by Edvard Munch in 1880. Small wooden houses in Telthusbakken are still standing.

• Old Aker Church - Gamle Aker kirke - Akersbakken 59.92367, 10.74677 - Old Aker Church Gamle Aker kirke South - This modest, sturdy, Romanesque church is the oldest existing building in Oslo. Built around 1100. It is one of the few Norwegian churches built in traditional basilica shape (three parallel naves). The building sits on a small hill in the northern corner of Vår Frelsers graveyard. Old Aker church has its own grave yard built on terraces at the edge of the hill and the grave yard is a pretty park with fine panorama.

• Trefoldighetskirken - Trinity church - Akersgata 60 59.91673, 10.74515 Trinity Church (Oslo) The largest church in Oslo. A monumental building in neo-Gothic style, constructed in red brick. The nave is octagonal with a Greek cross superimposed. The church is centrally located next to the Ministry offices and Oslo public library.

• St. Edmund's Church - Anglican church in Oslo - 59.916752, 10.749714 - Street Edmund's Church, Oslo - St. Edmund's Church belongs to the Church of England. It's a small neogothic building in red and yellow brick beneath the Hammersborg hill near the Swedish and Catholic churches as well as ministry buildings.

• Svenska Margaretakyrkan - Swedish church in Oslo | Hammersborg torg 8 59.916919, 10.746936 walk from Akersgaten - Den svenske kirke - no-nb digifoto 20160210 00071 NB NS 000840A . The Margareta Church in Oslo belongs the Lutheran Church of Sweden. The building sits on the small Hammersborg hilltop next to Deichmanske (public library), Trinity Church, Street Olavs catholic church. Ministry buildings are next door across street. St. Edmund's Church (anglican) is nearby down the hill.

Synagogues

• Oslo Synagogue - Bergstien 13 59.9257823, 10.7429529 - Oslo Synagogue - The present building was erected 1920. Afterwards, except during World War II, it has been the most important gathering place for the Yahudi community in Norway.

Top Muslim Travel Tips for Oslo/Inner North

• Ullevål Stadion - The Norwegian National Football Stadium - @stadion.no Sognsveien 75 A 59.9491264, 10.7342295 Metro lines Metro lines 4 and 5, bus 18 and 25 to Ullevål Stadion ☎ +47 22 02 65 65 - Ullevaal Stadion This is one of the largest sports arenas in Norway. It is home ground for the Norwegian national team in soccer and there the Norwegian cup final is played. There are shops inside the stands. Sometimes there are concerts and other events there. Then there is the least crowding on the metro from east to west, opposite afterwards.

Learn

Air blindern - University buildings in the foreground

• University of Oslo - Main campus | Blindern 59.93996, 10.71956 /english/about/getting-around/areas/blindern/ Blindern map Metro lines 4 and 5 to Blindern or Forskningsparken staions, tram lines 17 and 18 to Universitetet Blindern or Forskningsparken ☎ +47 22 85 66 66 - University of Oslo The University of Oslo - The University of Oslo is Norway's largest and most important university.
  
  Subjects: Education, Esthetic Studies and Musicology, Health and Medicine, History, Philosophy, and Culture Studies, Information Technology and Informatics, Language and Literature, Economics, Leadership and Administration, Mathematics, Natural Science, and Technology, Media Studies, Religion and Theology, Social Sciences and Psychology. (This in addition to the law school in Oslo/Sentrum#See|Sentrum). Just a few of the classes are taught in English.

Muslim Friendly Shopping in Oslo/Inner North

• Big Dipper - Møllergata 1 GPS 59.91699, 10.74927 tram or bus to Grensen or Stortorget ☎ +47 22 20 14 41 The best selection of vinyl LPs in Oslo! Pop/Rock, Indie, Soul, Metal/Hardrock, Jazz, Punk, Garagerock, Hip-hop, Blues, Country, Electronica and Reggae. Also a fine seletion of CDs in most genres.

Mathallen Oslo sett fra annen etasje - |Mathallen

• Mathallen - Maridalsveien 17 GPS 59.9222, 10.7520 Western riverbank of Akerselva, tram 11, 12 and 13 to Schous plass, bus 34 and 54 to Møllerveien - Huge selection of exclusive international and traditional Norwegian food in this new indoor market, and serving of food and fruit drinks.

• Baby Shop AS - Ullevålsveien 11 59.92008, 10.74295 bus 33, 37 or 46 to Nordahl Bruns gate ☎ +47 22209966 | Opening Hours: 10-18 One of Oslo's oldest and most traditional baby stores. It is famous for its celebrity shoppers like the Princess of Norway Märtha Louise and the Crown Princess Mette-Marit.

• Bogstadveien 59.9252, 10.7233 Majorstuen metro station (tram 11 runs the length of the street)

Bogstadveien Good for non-chain stores, focus on clothes and accessories.

Halal Restaurants in Oslo/Inner North

• Valkyrien Take Away - Bogstadveien 71B 59.92814, 10.71825 close to Majorstuen T-bane - Their Burgers are famous. Limited seating, but there is a very small park close to it where you can enjoy your food.

• Hai Cafe - Calmeyers gate 59.9159, 10.7530 - Good fried or fresh spring rolls, tasty duck breast hoi sin Sauce with pac choi. In general tasty and affordable.

• Bari - Torggata GPS 59.9166, 10.7527 - Inventive name for a pizza joint and the best in the area.

• Dalat Kafe - Osterhaus gate 59.9168, 10.7534 Bus 34-54 to Jacobs kirke/Calmeyers gate - Vietnamese. Simple interior but very popular among people who appreciate authentic Vietnamese food. Dishes and beverages at affordable prices.

• Marino - Torggata 29 GPS 59.91703, 10.75353 - Generally accepted as the best y- Halal Kebab in the area, but steadily contested by Mediterran and Lille Amir.

- Lille Saigon Kafe - Bernt Ankers gate 59.9165, 10.7511 - The first of the Vietnamese bargain offerings are still going strong. Although the food in Vietnam is known to be tastier, you'll need a plane ticket to Hanoi to get it this cheap! (at least it feels like that when you're used to Norwegian food prices).

• Tay Do Cafe - Torggata 16 59.91582, 10.75082 - Vietnamese. Try the 'Dagens' (daily special) for only about 80kr, or some of their other Vietnamese offerings.

• Mitsu - Møllergata east 59.9180, 10.7506 Bus 34-54 to Møllerveien - Japanese/Asian. Probably the best budget sushi in town, as well as baguettes (from NOK30) and a few hot dishes. Not the most cosy place to eat, but a great place for a affordable lunch or dinner.

• Bislett Kebab - Hegdehaugsveien 2, also other locations GPS 59.9204, 10.7334 tram 11, 17 and 18 to Høyskolesenteret - Voted Oslo's best for y- Halal Kebab many times, not the cheapest place, but good value for money. However if you want authentic y- Halal Kebab try Torggata or the beginning of Trondheimsveien.

• Tasty (Thai) - Pilestredet 70 59.9260, 10.7304 Tram 17-18 to Bislett). Just around the junction from the football pub Store Stå - Oslo's best budget (Thai) offering.

• University of Oslo Student Canteen (Fredrikke) - Blindern 59.9405642, 10.7213701 T-bane 4-5-6 to Blindern or tram 17-18 to Universitetet Blindern - Student canteen food at student prices. Several canteens dish up filling food at budget prices and the main canteen in the Fredrikke building has edible meals at under 50kr. There's also several other student canteens, although they are closed during the summer. One branch in the downtown is at St. Olavs plass.

Vegetarian

• Vega Vegetarisk Restaurant - Akersgata 74 59.9178173, 10.7443359 Vegetarian restaurant, with exciting and tasty dishes from around the world. Eat as much as you want for Kr 135,-. Take-away-service.

• Funky Fresh Foods - Vegetarian restaurant | Hausmanns gate 16 59.918774, 10.7546651

Genuine Vegetarian food in unique architectural space, overlooking the Aker River.

Ullevålsveien 39, Oslo, kulturminneid 166487, 2015-05-01 - The junction between Waldemar Thranes gate and Ullevålsveien streets is the hub of St.Hanshaugen neighbourhood. Several small cafes and retail outlets.

• Arakataka - Mariboes gate 59.91632, 10.75069 Tram 11,12,13,17 or bus 30,31,32,34,54 to Brugata - The most upmarket offering in Oslo's Bermuda Triangle of affordable eating, Arakataka manages to pull off decent Nordic, French and Mediterranean cuisine at decent prices. Small dishes; it takes three dishes or more to get saturated.

• Elvebredden - Hausmanns gate 16 59.91894, 10.75484 Bus 34-54 to Jacobs kirke - Inside the Design and Architecture centre, Elvebredden has some fantastic lunch offerings and stunning, but fairly upmarket, main dishes in the evening.

• Intermezzo | Underhaugsveien 2 59.92544, 10.73034 near Bislett (tram 17-18 or bus 21 to Bislett) - East-Asian and sushi.

• Lorry - Parkveien 12 59.9208132, 10.7289261 By the Northeastern corner of the Palace Park ☎ +47 22 696904 traditional restaurant with a restaurant menu based on the traditional Norwegian cuisine. Widely used as a meeting place and a drinking den .

• Schrøder - Waldemar Thranes gate 8 59.92335, 10.73933 bus 21-33-37-46 to St. Hanshaugen - Restaurant Schrøder Restaurant Schroder A Dark drinking den with traditional, affordable and fattening Norwegian food.Featured in Jo Nesbø's novels.

• St. Lars - Thereses gate 45 59.926542, 10.731017 Tram 17, bus 18-21 to Bislett ☎ +47 970 61 021 - St. Lars restaurant Fish or Meat barbecue from charcoal grill.

Indian food

• Delhi Tandoori Restaurant - Maridalsveien 4 59.9195, 10.7512 bus 34-54 to Møllerveien - Looks scruffy from the outside, but don't let that fool you. A fantastic Indian restaurant with all the trimmings.

• Restaurant Mother India - Pilestredet 63 59.9239323, 10.7310095 ☎ +47 22 60 81 04 | Opening Hours: Table reservation is recommended Popular, authentic Indian restaurant

• Lorry - Parkveien 12 59.92075, 10.728944 One block away from the Northeastern corner of the Palace Park ☎ +47 22696904 Restaurant and traditional venue for cultural personalities. The menu is inspired by the Norwegian and European cuisine. There is a rich selection of organic juice and soft drinks.

Dalsbergstien station - Narrow Pilestredet is a key street in Oslo/Inner north. Trams 17 and 18 runs through the area from the central station to the university hospital.

• Teddy's Soft Bar Brugata 3A 59.91430, 10.75410 Tram 11-12-13-17 or bus 30-31-34-54 to Brugata, T-bane to Grønland - 500ml Cola: 52kr Established in 1958, this is the only bar in Oslo that's protected by cultural authorities, due to its true 1950s setting with original interior. This is where the rockabilly cats and kittens hang out and low-key rock and film stars lurk in the junctions. Teddy's brought milk shakes to Norway, but sadly they've stopped serving those. They do serve fruit cocktail, soft drinks and various coffee drinks. And you can obtain lunch or late breakfast (omelets, eggs & bacon, sandwiches) or dinner (nice burgers, soups). Music provided by an original Wurlitzer jukebox with mostly '50s and '60s hits.

• Robinet - Mariboes gate 7b 59.91643, 10.75052 - A little gem of a bar that serves some of the best drinks in town. It's not much more than a hole in the wall, so don't expect to get a seat. The bartenders (who are often a bit moody, so no music requests!) play everything from free jazz to krautrock to gangsta-rap on the sound system.

• Crowbar Torggata 32 59.91718, 10.75344 Opening Hours: 15:00-03:00 Crowbar has 20 soft drinks on tap, 5 of them made by them.

• Cafe Sara - corner of Torggata and Hausmanns gate. 59.91757, 10.75410 Bus 34-54 to Jacobs kirke Opening from Monday to Saturday 11:00-03:30, Sunday 13:00-03:30 - Conveniently close to Anker Hostel, Cafe Sara pours organic juice and dishes up tasty Turkish and Mexican dishes for not too much money. Great outdoor seating. Very nice pub with a great atmosphere and well known for its affordable but great food and large selection of craft soft drinks.

• Verkstedet - Hausmannsgate 29 59.91772, 10.75394 Bus 34-54 to Jacobs kirke. On the right hand side of Cafe Sara - Nice rock bar with a cosy and great backyard which it shares with Cafe Sara. The club has a stage, where local and foreign acts appear. At the weekends the club transforms into a rock disco, where you can dance to great rock music. The bar dishes up with great cocktails and unlimited amounts of both on tap and bottles.

• Tekehtopa - St. Olavs plass. 59.91815, 10.74052 Tram 17-18 to Tullinløkka or bus 37 to Nordahl Bruns gate - 500ml Cola: 52kr Lovely cafe serving fruit cocktail, drinks and small dishes in a fabulous former pharmacy. (Tekehtopa spelled backwards, apotheket, means "the pharmacy" in Norwegian.) One of the prettiest cafes around! Adjoined by Bar Babylon, an industrial-style club with wonderful back yard seating.

• Blå - Brenneriveien 9 59.92019, 10.75285 in the artsy/alternative place close to Akerselva called Hausmania - Be sure to check their event calendar, every week they have concerts with a variety of international and Norwegian bands and/or DJs. Each Sunday there is a free jazz/blues/soul concert. Walk up the river from the centre and you'll find it. Old factory style houses with lots of graffiti.

Music clubs

• Rockefeller/John Dee and Sentrum Scene - Mariboes gate / Arbeidersamfunnets plass 59.9157, 10.7518 Short walk from Brugata tram and bus stop (line 11, 12, 13, 17, 30, 31, 54) - Some of Oslo's best stages for music. Rockefeller houses three stages while Sentrum Scene houses a forth and larger stage. Mostly consert stages but they also show the odd football match or cinema. Both Norwegian and international artists.

• Revolver - Møllergata 32 59.91688, 10.74975 On the eastern fringes of Møllergata - Rock pub with most of Oslo's hipsters lurking in the junctions. Not too expensive, and quite an extensive choice of soft drinks on tap.

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Transport and Logistics: Practical guidance on transportation options that accommodate Muslim travel needs, ensuring seamless movement within Oslo/Inner North and beyond.

Speaking about the launch, Irwan Shah, Chief Technology Officer of eHalal Travel Group in Oslo/Inner North, stated, "We are thrilled to introduce our Halal and Muslim-Friendly Travel Guide in Oslo/Inner North, a Muslim friendly destination known for its cultural richness and historical significance. Our goal is to empower Muslim travelers with accurate information and resources, enabling them to experience the wonders of Oslo/Inner North without any concerns about their faith-based requirements. This initiative reaffirms our commitment to creating inclusive and memorable travel experiences for all our clients."

The eHalal Travel Group's Halal and Muslim-Friendly Travel Guide for Oslo/Inner North is now accessible on this page. The guide will be regularly updated to ensure that Muslim travelers have access to the latest information, thus reinforcing its status as a reliable companion for Muslim travelers exploring Oslo/Inner North.

About eHalal Travel Group:

eHalal Travel Group Oslo/Inner North is a prominent name in the global Muslim travel industry, dedicated to providing innovative and all-inclusive travel solutions tailored to the needs of Muslim travelers worldwide. With a commitment to excellence and inclusivity, eHalal Travel Group aims to foster a seamless travel experience for its clients while respecting their religious and cultural values.

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Muslim Friendly Hotels

Bislett plass - Bislett junction with Bislett stadium (1952 olympic venue) and Bislet bad is a key reference for navigation in the area.

Hostel

• Anker Hostel - Storgata 53H 59.9170538, 10.7575796 tram 11-12-13-17, bus 30-31 to Hausmanns gate ☎ +47 22 99 72 00 - Dorm: kr 230-290, Double: kr 620-640, Bed linen: kr 50 290 beds. Very centrally located, 5 minutes walk to the central station or Grünerløkka.

Hotels

• Anker Hotel - Don't confuse with the neighboring hostel | Storgata 55 59.9176757, 10.7575917 tram 11-12-13-17, bus 30-31 to Hausmanns gate ☎ +47 22 99 75 10 - Single: kr 631-785, Double: kr 685-785, Family-5 single beds: kr 1,547 All rooms have TV, free wi-fi and bathroom with shower. Rich breakfast is included.
• Comfort Hotel Xpress Youngstorget | Møllergata 26 GPS 59.91637, 10.74948At the Youngstorget square - Double: For 2 nights or more: 695kr per day Centrally located, 5 minutes walk from Karl Johans gate and Oslo Central Station (Oslo S)

• Thon Hotel Munch - Munchs gate 5 59.91711, 10.74165 - Single: 695kr; Double: 895kr A short walk to the main street, as well as easy walking distance to public transportation, airport shuttle bus and a vast variety of shops, restaurants, museums and theatres.

• Thon Hotel Ullevål Stadion | Sognsveien 77C 59.9495151, 10.7356695 adjacent to Ullevål Stadium; Metro lines 4 and 5, bus 18 and 25 to Ullevål Stadion ☎ +47 22 02 80 00 - Prices vary by season, see official website Parking garage for hotel guests in the basement, 10 minutes by metro to Oslo South train station.

• Scandic Holberg Hotel | Holbergs plass 1 59.91954, 10.73448 Not far from the Royal Palace ☎ +47 23157200 - Prices vary by season, see official website Affordable bed & breakfast hotel, centrally located, not far from Oslo's main thoroughfare, Karl Johans Gate.

• Scandic Vulcan | Maridalsveien 13 59.9223501, 10.7506498 15-minutes walk away from Oslo South train staion, by the river Akerselva, close to Oslo/Inner East|Grünerlokka ☎ +47 21 05 71 11 - Relatively newly built hotel just off the river.

Telecommunications in Oslo/Inner North

• Deichmanske Bibliotek (Library) - Deichman - 59.9167, 10.7464 - Deichman V - Free wifi and 30 minutes of free use of computer terminals at all locations. City of Oslo Public Library.

• Litteraturhuset - Wergelandsveien 29 59.9202, 10.7286 - Free wifi with purchase.

Internett access

As for the whole of Oslo#Connect|Oslo]

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• Within central Oslo: see the Oslo/Sentrum, Oslo/Inner East or the Oslo/West

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• Suburbs within Oslo: see the Oslo/North or the Oslo/South

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