Røros Tweed Outlet
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.
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8 Best Places to Shop in Norway
We've compiled the best of the best in Norway - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.
Berle Bryggen
Here you'll find the complete Dale of Norway collection of sweaters and cardigans, as well as trolls, pewter, down duvets, and other traditional knitwear and souvenir items.
Dovre Handverkstugu
This charming shop and gallery in an old schoolhouse in the center of Dombås sells traditional crafts like knitted sweaters and painted porcelain.
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Glashütte
A well-known glass-blowing studio and shop, Glashütte's work is exhibited and sold in galleries throughout Norway. You can watch glassblowers perform their magic, creating everything from squat schnapps glasses to delicate vases. The staff will even create a one-of-a-kind souvenir you can pick up after it cools.
Hjertholm
At this gift shop, most everything is of Scandinavian design. The pottery and glassware are of the highest quality—much of it is made by local artisans.
Norsk Flid Husfliden
Established in 1895, this famous boutique sells Norwegian handicrafts, including sweaters, blankets, and leather items. You can also grab some last-minute souvenirs.
Norsk Flid Husfliden Bodø
You'll find traditional Norwegian garb here for men, women, and kids. There's also jewelry, handsome woolen blankets, tableware, and other quality crafts made in Scandinavia.
Theodor Olsens
Run by the fourth generation of the same family, this venerable company sells some of the finest jewelry in the city.
