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oslo
key Retail areas & streets
kaRl Johans Gate
karl Johangate extends from the Central station to the castle and is one of the main shopping streets in oslo. it is dominated
by high volume retailers in the fashion and accessories market, including Zara, h&m, aldo, Gina tricot and the various brands
of the norwegian Varner gruppen, as well as luxury brand shops like louis Vuitton, and hermes. the partly pedestrianised
street includes many of oslo’s tourist attractions and has a high footfall. the shopping center eger with the high end department
store høyer is also located on karl Johans gate, and is home to 25 shops, with an emphasis on designer clothing and accessories.
oslo’s largest book store, tanum is also located at karl Johan within the department store Paleet. karl Johans Gate also features
one of norway’s most prominent hotels, the Grand hotel, as well as the norwegian parliament, the cathedral, and a number of
restaurants and bars.
boGstadVeien
bogstadveien which is situated slightly further from the city centre, caters for the more upmarket shopper. it complements the
luxury and high fashion boutiques that are also located in stortingsgata and karl Johans gate. it is dominated by fashion, including
flagship stores of international fashion brands such as H&M, Monsoon, Benetton and Zara to the more exclusive designer
boutiques such as norwegian stores koma and kamikaze, which both serve as luxury multi-brand retailers for brands such as
Valentino, Gucci and Prada. moods of norway and lacoste also have stores in the street.
akeRsGata
luxury goods retailers such as louis Vuitton, mulberry, tiedemann (watches), jeweler david-andersen, follestad and as well as
high fashion boutiques, are located in the city centre in akersgata, the pedestrianised street behind the parliament building. a
high-end shopping centre (eger) opened recently at egertorget, and is the most exclusive shopping-centre in oslo. this shopping
centre is located right across the street from david-andersen.
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