[2025 Oslo Attraction] Travel Guide for Damstredet and Telthusbakken (Updated Oct)

#postandearn Must-Visit Attractions The Emanuel Vigeland Mausoleum Highlights: Easily the most unforgettable room we’ve ever stepped into. A tiny, nondescript building hides a vast, echoing tomb covered in life-sized, deeply human frescoes all dimly lit, almost sacred. You whisper instinctively. Not for everyone, but if you like the strange and the stirring, don’t miss this. Damstredet & Telthusbakken Highlights: These two cobbled lanes near the old Aker Church feel like a pocket of time travel. We wandered between 19th-century wooden houses, painted in soft pastels, with flowers spilling from windowsills. Quiet, local, and full of charm Oslo’s version of a fairy-tale street. Akerselva River Walk & Grünerløkka Highlights: Follow this winding river trail from the waterfalls at Maridalen to the urban edge of the city — past industrial relics, bridges, and tucked-away cafés. End in Grünerløkka, Oslo’s creative heart, for vintage shops, microbreweries, and the best street art we saw in Norway.

A stroll along a cute little street just outside of Oslo's center. Damstredet and Telthusbakken are different streets, but they're close to each other, so you can visit them both at the same time. There's also a food court nearby, making it the perfect place to grab a bite to eat after a stroll. 😋 You can also buy souvenirs at the food court, so I tried to find some cheap cheese, but prices in Scandinavia are so high I gave up. 🤣 . . . 📍Damstredet, Telthusbakken 🗺️Oslo (Norway) 🕑 - 💰 - #trip_aug #Norway #Oslo