15 Bookstores In Norway 🇳🇴

"We arrived half an hour before closing time (6pm), so I didn't have the chance to see the whole store.I got stuck at the English department, which is very large and has a very good collection of books!I definitely recommend this bookstore. 😍"

"Book store in Oslo that has lots of literature about feminism, lgbtq+, Norwegian authors, childrens books, sociology and more. Great local book store to support."

"The staff are very nice specially the girl with glasses, I asked for a book recommendation as I like to buy books in each country I visit and it has to be by a local authors and she helped me to pick a book 👍🏼"

"Great bookstore. Very helpful workers. Easy enough to get to from jernbanetorget via the trikk."

"What an incredible place. Cafe, restaurant, bar, conference/event location, book store, good place to meet friends, have drinks, do reading or working on the laptop...they're everything in one :)Outdoor seating in the summer is lovely.The crowd can sometimes be pretentious intellectual types (you know who you are, haha) - but never mind! People are pleasant and that's what matters. Not always the place to meet new friends or share a great conversation with a stranger, but that's a rare luxury to find in Norway anyway 😋😉I like the type of events that are held here. Grab a program or go on their website to see what's coming up.There are occasional literature events specifically for children, and that's super sweet. Political, social, environmental issues, educational and health-related topics, Open Mic and regularly occurring weekly activities, in addition to featuring different authors and books of course...and much more. Mainly, entrance to events is free of charge."

"This store has an impressive collection of English books. The person who attended to me was nice and came across as a huge book lover. I was offered the option of becoming a member to get the three books at the cost of two. Pretty sweet deal."

"Nice bookstore. The upstairs has a lot of stationary and art supplies. It also has the most souvenirs that I could find in the immediate area.The staff were very helpful and were able to help me get a variety of currency notes and coins (that I collect from countries that I have visited)."

"The concept of this town is amazing. All shops are also bookshops. You can find books at the info point or at the Café. It js truly a hidden gem with great views of the glacier and the fjord."

"Really helpful and friendly staff. Good prices and a really sweet collection of books and puzzles."

"Old established family business beautiful store with great selection off items on the ground floor unique collection off Christmas statues from all over the world very interesting wort visits and is free"

"One of the last geniun bookshops left in Oslo. Always very friendly and helpful staff."

"We had read about this one of a kind bookstore in a travel guide and, loving books, we went by. Walk to walk books, mostly in English. Large selection of first edition and rare books. The best part? Talk to the owners. One was up all night working in translating a book into English and sought advice. Unique shop for book lovers. Get coffee. Sit on the sofa. Chat. Take in the local vibe."

"Just got some extra service of the kind that saves the day"

"Beautiful shop with catholic books, images and others. If you are a catholic and want a present for someome close, you should come here!"