Aker Brygge
Neighbourhood · Aker Brygge, Oslo

Aker Brygge

Photo: Chris Nyborg · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Aker Brygge occupies a former shipyard site along the Oslofjord. The area contains converted industrial buildings now used for retail and dining. Walk the boardwalk to see boats and the modern architecture.

On day 1 of Oslo: Weekend Escape

Good to know

Tickets
No tickets required.
Time needed
1 to 2 hours.
Best time
Afternoons in summer for outdoor seating.
Getting there
Walk from Oslo central station or take tram line 12.

Itineraries with Aker Brygge

Day 1 of Oslo: Weekend Escape

The harbour

How Aker Brygge fits into a day.
  1. 10:00Oslo Opera HouseBjørvika
  2. 12:00Munch MuseumBjørvika
  3. 14:30Akershus FortressSentrum
  4. 17:00Aker BryggeAker Brygge
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Aker Brygge questions

Is Aker Brygge free to visit?

Yes. The area is open to the public at all times with no entry fees.

What shops are at Aker Brygge?

It has clothing stores, design shops, and a supermarket. Exact tenants change seasonally.

How do I get from Oslo airport to Aker Brygge?

Take the airport express train to Oslo S then walk or tram for ten minutes. Total time is about 35 minutes.

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