Oslo Bars

The Top Bar is a rooftop bar on the 34th floor of the Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel, the tallest building in Oslo. A perfect place to meet friends or spend a romantic evening with your loved one. The bar offers stunning views of the city from its 34th floor. The bar presents a wide range of delectable cocktails and wine specialities.

Address: Sonja Henies plass 3, 0185 Oslo, Norway.

The Cafe Amsterdam was established in 1993 on University Street in Oslo. This cafe is the first Dutch cafe in Norway and serves tapas, alcoholic drinks, beer, cocktails, mocktails, wines and gourmet food from the region. Try their excellent beverage collection and house specialities like meatballs and fish balls. Also, it's the perfect venue for social or corporate events and family functions up to 200 guests!

Address: Kristian Augusts gate 12, 0164 Oslo, Norway.

Internasjonalen was opened in December 2003 by five like-minded people. The theme of the place is industrial eastern European functionalist style, and the bar entertains its visitors with heady drinks and jazzy live music shows. Internasjonalen is popular for its unusual spirits (in particular single malts), cocktails, and various kinds of beers.

Address: Youngstorget 2A, 0181 Oslo, Norway.

Have a great time with your friends while enjoying a cool game of shuffleboard and a glass of beer. Tilt gives you a rare chance to sample some of the best Norwegian beers and, at the same time, spend a fun evening playing your favourite game like flipper, pinball, arcade games and shuffleboard. The pub also hosts game quizzes, tournaments and concerts.

Address: Badstugata 6, 0183 Oslo, Norway.

The Amundsen Bryggeri & Spiseri is the favourite place to try some of the finest locally brewed beer from their own microbrewery or from other parts of the world. The pub offers gastropub food from snacks to classic fish & chips and juicy burgers. The place also offers entertaining live music performances, along with a huge wine cellar which offers the best beers from around the world.

Address: Stortingsgata 20, 0161 Oslo, Norway.

Bohemen, a sports pub, opened its doors to football fans in 1998. The pub's ceiling is covered with football memorabilia like shirts, team photos and flags from various clubs from all over the world. It also has big TV screens that show football matches. Bohemen servers cheap local Norwegian pilsner, regular Guinness taps, soft drinks and other spirits. In addition, the pub organises quizzes on Fridays and sports quizzes on Wednesdays.

Address: Arbeidergata 2, 0159 Oslo, Norway.

Dr. Jekyll’s Pub is Oslo's underground bar situated between Karl Johans Gate & Aker Brygge. The place is famous for its whisky collection of over 500 bottles. The also pub serves handcrafted cocktails and craft beer from both local & international breweries. Visitors can also play billiards, darts and board games.

Address: Klingenberggata 4, 0161 Oslo, Norway.

Torggata Botaniske is a trendy little bar known for its quirky decor and botanical cocktails. Various climbing plants are placed all over the bar. It serves a variety of cocktails with fresh ingredients and botanic elements.

Address: Torggata 17B, 0183 Oslo, Norway.

Established in 1979, the London Pub is one of the most popular gay and lesbian nightlife destinations in Oslo. London Pub offers night DJs on Saturday nights. The bar hosts karaoke nights every Tuesday, where you can sing your heart out. It also hosts live comedy shows and Arena and Gigs performances. The drinks and the atmosphere are matchless and will guarantee a return visit.

Address: C. J. Hambros plass 5, 0164 Oslo, Norway.

The Aku Aku is a magical combination of a lively atmosphere and heady drinks. The bar is famous for its tiki cocktails, various rums, drinks, skull-shaped glasses and many more fascinating things. The bar derived its name from the famous explorer Thor Heyerdahl who had sailed across the Pacific in his vessel, the ‘Kon-Tiki’.

Address: Thorvald Meyers gate 32, 0555 Oslo, Norway.