Best nightclubs Norway

This is where you'll find some of the best cocktails in town. At Aku-Aku, the atmosphere and decor are entirely dedicated to Hawaii and its legendary coolness. The rums come from all over the world and one can only find happiness in the range of bottles offered: Jamaica, Trinidad, Trois-Rivières, Dominica, Mauritius, the rum menu alone arouses curiosity. And the other spirits are not to be outdone. The cocktails are made by professionals who are also passionate about their work, and it shows! We go there to dance and it feels good!

The most popular place in town and, paradoxically, the most expensive place to go out! Imagine an old factory completely revamped with graffiti and stickers, furnished with improbable seating... Now imagine the place located on the banks of a singing river, amidst trees that almost hide it from curious onlookers. Concerts for all tastes all year round. It's Oslo's artistic-underground spot and the promise of an unprecedented evening. Don't hesitate to drop in when you're in Oslo.

Located on the city's waterfront between the Opera House and the Akerhus fortress, SALT is a heterogeneous place where everything is possible. This nomadic cultural project, built on the model of traditional Norwegian fish dryers, has become an essential part of Oslo's musical and artistic life. In its various buildings, the complex hosts exhibitions, debates, film screenings, quizzes, a café and a whole host of varied and crazy activities. But SALT is also a sauna that can be privatized to spend a magical moment

A very nice place inside, almost chic. A long bar is on the right as you come in, the subdued atmosphere will invite you to settle down in one of the sofas located on small bleachers. One comes there rather well dressed, without overdoing it. The evening starts out softly and then turns into an afterwork until, on the weekend, the DJ gets on the decks and gets the whole room moving to all kinds of tunes. In the summer you can enjoy the terrace overlooking a lively street in the city centre. A good place to get a taste of the nightlife.

An excellent restaurant with a varied menu inspired by French cuisine. The interior is chic, leather benches, flowery upholstery and pretty chandeliers. Hard to imagine that this place turns into one of the most atypical and frequented nightclubs of the city, on Friday and Saturday evenings! In a vast restored wooden building, a young clientele comes to party on weekends. Atmosphere assured, for those under 25 years old. The place also has a wine and beer bar, for those who would like to spend a good evening, perhaps a little quieter.

A lovely historic house houses this pub and its piano bar in a very British setting. The music evenings and karaoke are very successful, although the place is primarily a sports bar. It's quite friendly and the place is rather incongruous in this street lined with modern buildings. We like to sit on the welcoming terrace to watch the atmosphere evolve as the evening progresses in time and blood alcohol level. Inside, there are standing tables, perfect for watching the musicians on stage.

The Distillery, a discotheque with a giant screen, is located in the same vaulted cellar as the pub-steakhouse Bryggerikjelleren. A really nice and original interior decoration, with unusual furniture, lights sometimes blue, sometimes in warmer tones. Super comfortable armchairs, good choice of draught beers, tasty and well-stocked pizzas. Consistent wine list and choice of cocktails. High place of the meetings in Lillehammer of the students and the night owls, the festive atmosphere is with the meeting!

In the basement, Grand Dancing arranged around an English bar goes from disco music from 21 am to 1 am.

As the name suggests (in Norwegian), it's a huge cave dug into the hillside underneath the Bergen University. It's also the favorite place of the students who come to nibble pizzas and drink beer. Away from the lights of the city, this club is too far to walk to and very difficult to find by car. English hard rock bands often come from across the river from Newcastle (it's only across the North Sea) to play here. This is one of the oldest rock clubs in Northern Europe.

On the main thoroughfare of the Grønland district is the unsuspected Dattera til Hagen. This café-restaurant, which transforms into a club at night, has one of the most colorful backyards in Oslo! Far from the hustle and bustle of the avenue, this garlanded terrace is the ideal place to enjoy a drink. Inside, a few degrees warmer, and just as much fun! Two colorful floors, an outdoor courtyard that's as pleasant in summer as it is in winter (thanks to the heaters). At Dattera, there's often live music, improv theater and a great atmosphere.

Every day, we invite you to listen to a concert, a DJ, or to linger at the bar. In a small room in the basement, between brick walls, the atmosphere is good and you feel at ease. A large courtyard invites you to get some fresh air from time to time! To know the program of the establishment, go on their Internet page, all in Norwegian but really easy to access all the same. In the menu, click on program, it's as simple as that! Bands almost every night of the week, every month of the year!