Oslo City

Oslo City is one of the principal central Oslo shopping centres, opened in 1988 immediately adjacent to the Oslo Central Station and the Jernbanetorget public square. The 24,000-sqm urban retail centre houses approximately 90 stores across multiple retail levels, anchoring the central Oslo retail map alongside the Karl Johans Gate pedestrian shopping axis, the Steen & Strøm department store, and the Storo Storsenter and Sandvika Storsenter suburban super-regionals.

The format combines mid-tier fashion volume across the retail levels with a substantial food and beverage cluster engineered for the high-volume commuter and traveller traffic flowing through Oslo Central Station. International vertical apparel chains, Norwegian specialty retailers, and accessible-mid-market fashion houses populate the tenant lineup, with the depth of convenience and quick-purchase formats reflecting the transit-oriented demand that the station traffic generates.

The catchment is structurally privileged by the Oslo Central Station throughput of approximately 100,000 daily passengers across the InterCity, regional, and Flytoget airport express services. The Jernbanetorget metro and tram interchange immediately adjacent provides additional rail accessibility from across the Oslo metropolitan area, with the Karl Johans Gate pedestrian axis carrying central Oslo visitor traffic alongside the substantial daytime business demographic of the surrounding Sentrum office district.

Olav Thon Group operates Oslo City as part of its broader Norwegian retail portfolio of approximately 100 properties across the country. The asset’s commercial role within the Oslo retail map is the central transit-oriented urban retail flagship, complementing the operator’s larger Sandvika Storsenter, Storo Storsenter, and Strommen Storsenter suburban super-regionals that anchor the metropolitan periphery.