Mathallen Food Hall, Oslo
Mathallen Food Hall is the place to go for those who want a variety of dining choices. It's a good spot to sample different cuisines or to take a large group with varying appetites.
There are more than 30 shops and cafes where visitors can either dine in or enjoy al fresco eating thanks to plenty of outdoor dining.
Patrons can try choose from cuisines like Hungarian, Spanish, Southeast Asian, French, Italian and traditional Norwegian. There are also numerous places to purchase cheeses, dried meats, chocolates and drinks. There are also spots where visitors can buy food to sample now but save for later.
Mathallen Food Hall is open Tuesday through Sunday. The building rests on the banks of the Akerselva and within a short walk of Kuba Park. The pedestrian-friendly area is known for shopping and close proximity to music venue Vulkan Arena. It is also near the Kjaerlighetsstien Walking Trail, which is one of Oslo's many areas that highlight the joys of walking through the city.
There are more than 30 shops and cafes where visitors can either dine in or enjoy al fresco eating thanks to plenty of outdoor dining.
Patrons can try choose from cuisines like Hungarian, Spanish, Southeast Asian, French, Italian and traditional Norwegian. There are also numerous places to purchase cheeses, dried meats, chocolates and drinks. There are also spots where visitors can buy food to sample now but save for later.
Mathallen Food Hall is open Tuesday through Sunday. The building rests on the banks of the Akerselva and within a short walk of Kuba Park. The pedestrian-friendly area is known for shopping and close proximity to music venue Vulkan Arena. It is also near the Kjaerlighetsstien Walking Trail, which is one of Oslo's many areas that highlight the joys of walking through the city.
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Sight Name: Mathallen Food Hall
Sight Location: Oslo, Norway (See walking tours in Oslo)
Sight Type: Food/Drink
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Sight Location: Oslo, Norway (See walking tours in Oslo)
Sight Type: Food/Drink
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