Christiania Sykkelverksted is trusted by many bike enthusiasts in Oslo, for a great number of…read morereasons. Great knowledge about bikes of all types. Fair pricing and the end result is always beyond expectations. Highly recommended.

Maria and Freddy were fantastic guides. Very easy to find and the trip was quite safe. Very…read moreinformative tour and an easy way to learn about Oslo. You get to many different parts of the city quickly and off of the beaten path. Great way to get your bearings in the city. Make sure to wear the Viking helmet so people know you are legit.

Great tour of the city today with Miki. She was energetic and gave us great insights on the city…read moreand its history

I love Oslovelo, my biggest disappointment is we've just started coming here and we've lived here…read morefor 6 months. We must now make up for lost time! Great sandwiches of the day, which they top with house pickled onions and peppers! They bake their own bread which is seriously outrageously delicious and the most pleasingly chewy texture! I want to beg them for the recipe. A birdie did tell me they may be adding grilled cheese to the menu... Yes please! I've also had their banana bread and carrot cake. I don't know how they get their treats so moist, they're really really good, especially paired with some excellent coffee. I also dig that they serve draft beer and bottles, sometimes I want beer not coffee. I've also been meaning to try their lemonade which I've seen them make a few times. Oh and I must mention the water... The jug has orange, lime and lemon slices in it, making the water extra refreshing!!! I wouldn't say this is a spot to come and read and relax, as they often have the music pretty loud and it's not exactly the classics. It's more of a social spot. All in all, Oslovelo ROCKS!

Really really good cafe! I had and iced coffee and the banana bread which is I'm pretty sure the…read morebest in the city and who can forget their beautiful bikes for sale! If I had an extra 8000 id be leaving with a bike too!!!

They blamed me for their own lock mechanism not working and charged me $40…read moreI've heard it's happened to other people as well and they've said the same thing to them!

Oslo bysykkel was OK, I felt there were not enough stations to lock the bikes, and the bikes didn't…read morehave any built-in ability to be locked away from a station. On this trip we also used Bergen's bysykkel, and those could be locked in a "pause ride" state with a built-in locking system anywhere, then returned to a station afterwards, for example shopping, or lunch... Great to have access to a bike, but Bergen's bikes are better. Would have been cool to also have option for electric bikes. Frame for bikes in both cases was heavy, not great performing bike, but did the job. I definitely liked the continuously variable transmission gearing.

This used to be my go to sports store when it was Sportshuset. To be honest, nothing has really…read morechanged about the interior of the place, but a lot has changed with the service. I always got good service when it was Sportshuset and people were always asking me if I needed help with anything. Now that it's Intersport, it's a hit and miss. Most of the time, it's a miss. I was in here the other day and needed to buy some shoes for the mountain. I found two pairs I really liked and waited for about 5 minutes for someone to come by. Finally I saw a guy walking towards me, asked the couple standing several feet away from me if they needed help and walked on when they said no. He started fussing with some products literally 5 feet away from me, but never asked if I wanted help. I approached him and asked him if they have either of those shoes in a size 40. Say what you will, but more women wear size 40 than you are aware and this is not an abnormally large size for women's shoes. I have never had an issue buying shoes so I didn't expect to this day either. Anyway, he looks at me with a quizzical look, shakes his head and says "we don't carry women's shoes that large". I told him that it wasn't "that" large and I have never had an issue before. I made sure he hadn't heard me wrong and repeated that I needed a 40. He reponds with "no and you have to admit that thats quite large for a woman". I rolled my eyes and walked out, not responding to his comment. I was just in shock and mortified and on the verge of tears for being made to feel ashamed of myself. The day after, I went in again just to see if this guy was being a jerk/lazy or if they actually didn't carry size 40. Sure enough, they had a 40 in just about every women's mountain shoe they sold. The woman I talked to told me that they were out of 40 for some of them, but that they were getting more soon. So clearly they have good people working here and they have jerks working here and it's just your luck of the draw as to who you get. I won't be taking any more chances here and would rather go to any of the other 20 sports stores that are in walking distance from me.

Very poor customer service and incompetent staff . They refused to tell their names when I told…read morethem I will talk to the management , wanted to charge exorbitant money for the service the salesmen promised to be free.Worst experience!

XXL is a sporting goods store. I'm not sure why the name, but I didn't bother asking either,…read morebecause it really didn't matter. This place is enormous. It's a multilevel building with anything you'd want for your sporting needs. I saw they were having a sale or (salg) so I decided to check it out. During my trip I only brought one pair of shoes and they were killing me so I needed options (cheap options). I found a pair of Fila slides for 149 Kroner or around $19USD which was perfect. Everything else was much, much more expensive. These were exactly what I needed to give my poor feet relief. The line was kind of long at checkout, but it more ridiculously fast. The girl who waited on me was really friendly and I was out within no time. Great experience overall and made my trip literally more comfortable.