Flower shops in Oslo: 11 florists in the centre, the west and the east of the city
This page lists flower shops in Oslo: in the city centre, in the west of the city and east of the centre. It helps you decide where to pick up a bouquet on your way and where to order flowers for delivery, a wedding or a funeral: each shop has an address, a phone number and a short description, and a link to the shop's website is in the card.
City centre: from Bjørvika and the central station to Henrik Ibsens gate
The west side: Frogner, Majorstuen, Vinderen and Slemdal
East of the centre: Kampen, Helsfyr and Løren
Flower shops in Oslo on the map
The map shows only the shops on this page: tap a point to open the card with the address and description.
Which group suits you
This page is useful if you want to pick up a bouquet on your way to a visit, need to send flowers to someone in the city, or are planning flowers for a wedding or a funeral.
| If you need | What to look at | Which group fits | What to check |
|---|---|---|---|
| A bouquet on your way to the train, the opera or a visit | An address in Bjørvika, at the central station or by Karl Johans gate | City centre | When the shop closes on the day you are going |
| Flowers before work or after 18:00 | Long weekday opening hours | City centre | Saturday hours: they are shorter than on weekdays |
| A flower shop near where you live or are visiting | The district in the address on the card | The west side or east of the centre | Saturday hours: some shops close at 14:00, and one is closed |
| Flowers on a Sunday | Sunday hours on the shop's website | Some shops in the centre and on the west side | The hours for that particular Sunday or public holiday |
| Delivery, or flowers for a wedding or a funeral | The words levering (delivery), bryllup (wedding) and sorgbinderi (funeral flowers) in the card description | All groups | The order deadline: for same-day delivery it is 12:00 where one is stated |
How to choose: centre, west or east
- If you want a bouquet on your way, the shops in the centre are the ones to use: in Bjørvika, at the central station, by Karl Johans gate and in Henrik Ibsens gate.
- If you live on the west side or east of the centre, or are visiting someone there, the neighbourhood shop is usually the nearest.
- If you need flowers early or late, two shops in the centre have the longest opening hours.
- This page is not a complete list: the rest of the shops are in the catalogue.
In Oslo city centre the shops are spread from Bjørvika in the east to Henrik Ibsens gate in the west. One is inside the main hall of the central station, between tracks 4 and 5, and one is in a shopping centre by Karl Johans gate. According to their websites in October 2026, the shop at the station is open from 06:00 to 21:00 on weekdays, and the shop in the shopping centre until 20:00.
On the west side the shops are in shopping streets such as Bygdøy allé and Bogstadveien, and further north, in Vinderen and Slemdal. East of the centre they are in Kampen, right by Helsfyr metro station and in Løren. The shop in Løren is a workshop and a shop in one: according to its website it is open Monday to Friday, and the entrance is from Peter Møllers vei.
The shops on this page are a selection. The catalogue category Florists & Garden Stores holds more than a hundred cards, among them garden centres and flower shops in other districts. Guides on other topics are gathered in the ratings section.
Opening hours: weekdays, Saturday and Sunday
- Weekdays: most shops open at 09:00 or 10:00 and close between 16:00 and 18:00.
- Saturday: closing time varies from 14:00 to 19:00, and one shop is closed.
- Sunday: flower shops are allowed to open, but only some do.
- The hours in the cards do not always match the shop's own website.
On Sundays and public holidays ordinary shops in Norway are closed: this follows from the public holidays act (helligdagsfredloven). Shops that mainly sell flowers, plants and garden supplies are exempt and may open, and the rules are explained in the article on Sunday opening. Whether a shop actually opens is its own decision.
According to the websites in October 2026, at least two of the shops on this page are open on Sundays: the shop at the central station and one on the west side. Several of the others state that they are closed on Sundays.
One shop in Majorstuen also states on its website that customers can let themselves in with Vipps, the Norwegian mobile payment app, outside staffed hours. According to the website, the shop is staffed until 18:00 on weekdays and until 17:00 on Saturdays.
The hours in the catalogue cards differ in places from the shops' own. Trust the shop's website, or call: the phone number is in the card.
Ordering, delivery and pick-up
- Same-day delivery: where a deadline is stated, you must order by 12:00.
- Pick-up: several shops take orders online and let you collect them yourself.
- Weddings, funerals and events: arrange it directly with the shop.
- Flowers to another town or abroad: look for shops that are members of Interflora.
Several of the shops have their own online shop, and at some you choose between delivery and pick-up in the shop. Two of them state on their websites in October 2026 that they deliver in the city the same day if you order by 12:00. The delivery area and price are given by the shop: the catalogue cards do not list prices.
Not every shop takes orders in an online shop. One shop in the centre and one east of the centre take orders by phone and e-mail. For weddings, funerals and events you arrange things directly with the shop in any case, and the words bryllup (wedding) and sorgbinderi (funeral flowers) in the card description show who offers this.
If the flowers are going to another town or abroad, you can order through a shop that is a member of Interflora. At least two of the shops on this page are members according to their own websites, and their cards mention delivery throughout Norway and abroad.
Questions and answers
Some are. Flower shops are exempt from the rule that keeps shops closed on Sundays, but each shop decides for itself: in October 2026 at least two of the shops on this page stated Sunday hours on their websites.
In the centre. The shop at the central station is open from 06:00 to 21:00 on weekdays, and a shop by Karl Johans gate is open until 20:00, according to their websites in October 2026.
Yes, at several of the shops. Where a deadline is stated, you must order by 12:00, and the delivery area and price are on the shop's website.
Yes, several of the shops have an online shop where you can choose pick-up. Others take the order by phone or e-mail: the phone number and the link to the website are in the card.
You arrange it directly with the shop: by phone, by e-mail or by dropping in. The card description shows whether the shop offers bridal bouquets and funeral flowers.
Several do. The card descriptions mention pot plants, green plants and outdoor plants at some shops, and the garden centres are in the same catalogue category.
Yes, through shops that are members of Interflora. The cards of several shops mention delivery throughout Norway and abroad.
Help us keep this page up to date
Has a shop closed, moved or changed its opening hours? Leave a comment at the bottom of the page and we will correct it and set a new date.
How this page is made
The shops on this page are chosen by the NorgeGuide editorial team. Payment affects neither the selection nor the order. The order within the groups is free and says nothing about quality.
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