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1. Aker Brygge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 932 reviews
A shipyard that has been turned into a shopping center.
Reviewed By ladyfromsmyrna - Portsmouth, United Kingdom
Must visit for a nice walk, shopping, selection of nice cuisines, scenic views.. ???? Been here with Mum for birthday and even in February it was amazing, sun was shining on the sea..
2. Kvadrat Shopping Mall
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
Kvadrat is one of the largest shopping centers in Norway, both in terms and area. There are 170 different stores, where clothes, shoes and fashion is the largest single business, with around 60 stores. The center was opened April 26, 1984, and has been remodeled and modernized a number of times. How to get to Kvadrat? Kvadrat is located just next to E39, 12 minutes from Stavanger and 5 minutes from Sandnes by car. We have over 2000 free parking spaces. We also have several bus departures every day to different locations in the region just outside the center.
Reviewed By fotografmonica - Bergen, Norway
Nice shoppingsenter with a good varity of shops. A lot of nice spesialshops with clothes, chocolate, interior and jewellery. And a good selection og different restaurants.
3. Strommen Storsenter
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 24 reviews
Strømmen Storsenter is Norway's largest shopping centre and located directly outside Oslo, easily accessible by car or public transport! The journey takes 18 minutes by car from central Oslo, and 30 minutes from Oslo Airport. The centre also has Strømmen station as its nearest neighbour, providing trains to and from Oslo with a journey time of 24 minutes.
4. Jekta Storsenter
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By CarolinaPS7 - Uruguay, null
Jekta is the biggest shopping center in Tromsø. It surprised me because is really good and has a lot of excellent stores, including a huge supermarket. It has nice options to eat, and if you get tired it has big lockers for the backpacks, etc. (Next to the supermarket). My favourite store is Kid (a lot of things to the house that come from Norway - as wool blankets), and to take a break: Kaffebonna ( to me the best cappuccino in town). To go you can take the bus from the city center, it's super easy and really worth it.
5. Lillemarkens Shopping
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 29 reviews
30 stores - 6 places to eat Opening-hours: 09-18 (Thur: 19) Sat: 10-16 Food-market: Mo-We: 09-17, Th-Fr: 09-18, Sa: 10-15 Situated in the middle of Kristiansand's busy pedestrian street, Markensgaten. Here you find a good mix of niche stores and chains, and parking garage in the basement. You should also visit our unique food market "Matkjelleren" on the ground floor where you find lokal fresh food and lunch dishes. The liquor store, Vinmonopolet, is also located there.
6. Glasshuset
7. Trondheim Torg
8. Devold Outlet
9. Fornebu S
10. AMFI Vagsbygd
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1 reviews
Amfi Vagsbygd is a shopping center in Vagsbygd, west of Kristiansand municipality. The shopping center, which has 400 parking spaces and a car park with space for 130 cars, is open Monday to Friday 9:00 to 20:00 and Saturday 9:00 to 18:00. In Amfi Vagsbygd there are more than 40 stores.
