Page 13 - Naked Foodies - July 2021

Food in Oslo is as fresh as it gets. Here, you can enjoy fish and other seafood directly at the harbour, or choose eateries where chefs grow ingredients on-site or at green urban spots like Vulkan beer garden, Bybonden, or Losæter. Oslo's once rusty docks have been transformed into architectural wonders, while other lesser-known parts of its industrial past have been revamped, and are now home to lively food halls, bars and art galleries showcasing leading works, including those by Oslo’s celebrated painter, Edvard Munch. With world-class museums, the hip Grünerløkka district, a burgeoning coffee culture and fine restaurants serving both Nordic and international cuisine, there’s something for everyone in this fun, compact and vibrant city in Norway.
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