Best Bookstores and Libraries in Oslo
Summary: What are the best bookstores and libraries in Oslo? In this article we highlight the best bookstores and libraries in Oslo.
Norli Universitetsgata
Norli Universitetsgata is one of the largest bookstores in Oslo, offering a wide selection of books in Norwegian and English, including literature, textbooks, and stationery.
Website: www.norli.no
Address: Universitetsgata 20-24, 0162 Oslo
Tanum Karl Johan
Tanum Karl Johan is a historic and iconic bookstore located on Oslo's main street, known for its extensive selection of books and a rich cultural atmosphere.
Website: www.tanum.no
Address: Karl Johans gate 37-43, 0162 Oslo, Norway
Eldorado Bokhandel
Eldorado Bokhandel is a unique bookstore with a cozy atmosphere, offering a curated selection of books, a café, and regular literary events.
Website: www.eldorado-bokhandel.no
Address: Torggata 9A, 0181 Oslo, Norway
Tronsmo Bøker og Tegneserier
Tronsmo Bøker og Tegneserier is an independent bookstore known for its alternative literature, comics, and a wide range of non-fiction titles.
Website: www.tronsmo.no
Address: Universitetsgata 12, 0164 Oslo, Norway
Cappelens Forslag
Cappelens Forslag is a small, independent bookstore with a focus on philosophy, literature, and art books, often featuring works from small presses and independent publishers.
Website: www.cappelensforslag.no
Address: Bernt Ankers gate 4, 0183 Oslo, Norway
Deichman Bjørvika
Deichman Bjørvika is Oslo's main public library, known for its striking architecture and a vast collection of books, multimedia, and cultural events for all ages.
Website: www.deichman.no
Address: Anne-Cath. Vestlys plass 1, 0150 Oslo, Norway
Deichman Majorstuen
Deichman Majorstuen is a branch of Oslo's public library system, offering a wide range of services including book lending, study spaces, and activities for children.
Website: www.deichman.no
Address: Harald Hårfagres gate 2, 0363 Oslo, Norway
Deichman Grünerløkka
Deichman Grünerløkka is a neighborhood library in the vibrant Grünerløkka district, featuring a diverse collection and a welcoming space for community gatherings.
Website: www.deichman.no
Address: Schous plass 10, 0552 Oslo, Norway
Riksbiblioteket
Riksbiblioteket, the National Library of Norway, is responsible for preserving the country's literary heritage and provides access to a wide range of historical and contemporary resources.
Website: www.nb.no
Address: Henrik Ibsens gate 110, 0255 Oslo, Norway
Deichman Stovner
Deichman Stovner is a local library branch that serves the Stovner district, offering a collection of books and media, as well as spaces for study and community events.
Website: www.deichman.no
Address: Stovner senter 3, 0985 Oslo, Norway
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