7 Best Places to Shop in Central Norway, Norway

The word pølse is Norwegian for sausage. The traditional meats from Annis are well known around the country and sold to many of the best restaurants. She  has a restaurant herself next door that's worth a visit. You can also buy locally made jams, cheeses, and beers in the rustic shop.

Weaving high-quality woolen blankets since 1940, Røros Tweed is still one of the most important textile brands in the country. Made in Norway, these goods are made with the softest local wool. 

This charming shop and gallery in an old schoolhouse in the center of Dombås sells traditional crafts like knitted sweaters and painted porcelain.

At this creative hub you'll find around 30 different kinds of local artists in their studios making jewelry, ceramics, and other works of art.

This gallery specializing in contemporary art shows some of Norway's best-known artists. They host 8 to 10 exhibitions a year.

This traditional farmhouse has been transformed into a charming shop selling different kinds of local game (including grouse and beaver, in season) and an assortment of traditional cured meats. There are also honey, jams, and juices.