Bjørvika

Bjørvika represents the new Oslo—an area that has undergone a dramatic transformation in recent years. Featuring iconic buildings such as the Opera House, Barcode, and the Munch Museum, the district offers a unique blend of modern architecture, cultural experiences, and an urban lifestyle. The retail premises here are among the newest and most modern in the city.

Bjørvika is a modern urban area with high foot traffic driven by cultural institutions, hotels, and residential developments.

• Cafes and restaurants near the Opera House and the Munch Museum
• Pop-up shops and concept-based showrooms
• Grocery stores and service businesses for residents
• Food and beverage operators aiming to capture the tourist flow

Bjørvika is among the most expensive areas in Oslo, but in return, it offers state-of-the-art premises and amenities. The Barcode buildings command some of the highest rental rates in the city.

Bjørvika boasts perhaps the best public transport coverage in Oslo, thanks to its proximity to Oslo Central Station.

• Direct access to Oslo S (all trains, metro, buses)
• Airport Express Train to Gardermoen in 20 minutes
• Trams along Dronning Eufemias gate
• Oslo S Bus Terminal
• Excellent access to the main road network