Where to Stay in Oslo
Best WiFi, coworking spaces, and long-stay neighborhoods
Best Neighborhoods for Digital Nomads
Ranked by relevance for digital nomads visiting Oslo
Grünerløkka
Mid-rangeA trendy, bohemian district filled with independent boutiques, cozy cafes, and vibrant street art.
- +Lively atmosphere with great nightlife and dining
- +Unique independent shops
- +Good public transport access
- -Can be noisy at weekends
- -Some streets can feel a bit gritty
Sentrum (City Center)
LuxuryThe bustling heart of Oslo, packed with major attractions, shopping, and business.
- +Central to most major attractions
- +Excellent public transport links
- +Wide range of dining and shopping options
- -Can be very crowded and noisy
- -Less residential feel
Frogner
LuxuryAn elegant, upscale residential area known for its beautiful parks and charming architecture.
- +Peaceful and beautiful surroundings
- +Home to Vigeland Sculpture Park
- +Upscale dining and shopping options
- -Can be quieter at night
- -Further from the absolute city center attractions
Aker Brygge & Tjuvholmen
LuxuryA modern, stylish waterfront district with contemporary architecture, upscale dining, and art galleries.
- +Beautiful waterfront views and promenade
- +Excellent restaurants and bars
- +Home to the Astrup Fearnley Museum
- -Can be expensive
- -Less authentic local feel, more modern development
WiFi & Remote Work in Oslo
Quality
Excellent
Avg Speed
50-100 Mbps in cafes
Free WiFi
Cafes, restaurants, public libraries, some public transport hubs.
Coworking
Spaces like Sentral, Mesh, The Hub offer daily passes ranging from 250-400 NOK.
Daily Budget (Budget)
NOK 900/day
1 area to be cautious about
Read our full safety guide for Oslo