"A shopping center occupying several blocks in the center of a European capital" is a magical phrase capable of curing any shopaholic of melancholy and giving clear instructions for action: get ready and urgently go buy something.
The Oslo City shopping center is located not far from the Central Station, and it is easy to find even without landmarks. The glass-and-concrete building was erected in 1988 under the direction of Сальмера Сканска. The construction cost amounted to about one and a half billion Norwegian kroner. The total retail space, visited by 50 thousand customers daily, is 16 thousand square meters.
Oslo City is a classic example of a modern shopping mall. Here, across five floors, there are 93 stores offering products from a variety of brands. These include clothing, footwear, electronics, jewelry, multimedia, and many other types of popular goods, from both world-famous labels and original local producers. Norway's largest H&M and Zara stores are located here, to the delight of all fashionistas. The complex also has 13 restaurants where you can always enjoy a tasty meal and take a break.
