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The London Pub is Oslo's oldest and most renowned gay and lesbian bar in all of Oslo. It has a very accepting atmosphere and it caters to patrons of all ages. Be sure to show up for the weekly theme nights, including a quiz night, karaoke, and more. Primarily pop music is played, with an occasional more traditional Norwegian song thrown into the mix every once in a while. This establishment has two stories. The first is a casual bar where you can sit, drink, and chat. The second story has a nightclub feel and offers live DJs, dancing, and fun. With all of the activities and fun to be had, this is not a location that you should pass up.

Icebar Oslo, as the name suggests, forgoes traditional building materials such as brinks, mortar, and wood, and instead is entirely constructed out of tons of ice. After paying the entrance fee for your 45 minute stay, you will receive warm clothing to keep you comfortable in the negative five degree Celsius (23 degree Fahrenheit) temperature that the bar maintains. You will also be given a complimentary beverage in a glass made of ice. The main draw of the bar is the unique atmosphere created by the interspersion of ice and lighting, which means patrons are typically tourists or flock to the establishment in large groups rather than as individuals looking to grab a drink. Catering is available for businesses, and the bar will even make an ice sculpture of the business' logo.

Located close to the famous Icebar Oslo, Aqua Vitae is just another surprise. The intimate and quiet ambiance sure appeals for a relaxed evening. The small selection of creatively mixed cocktails will do more than just make you happy. Some of the contemporary twists include Blood And Sand, Dubonnet Cocktail, Dandy Cocktail, East India Cocktail to name a few. To hire this place for events, check out the website or call ahead.

If you are someone who loves beers then Amundsen Bryggeri & Spiseri should be a must visit when visiting Norway. With a fantastic collection of the brew, both domestic and international as well as one of the best local brews, the restaurant and bar serve food that goes well with the drink. During the winters soak in the warmth from the fireplace and chill out on the patio on summers. The vibrant atmosphere, live music, TV all add to the charm of this place. Whether it is meetings or just a hangout with friends, you will love this cool place.

Oslo being well known for its rock and metal scene, the Rock In club is an ideal spot for all rock fans. At this rather small place which is very scantily lit with loud blaring music in the background you will find locals sipping on their alcohol while tuning into the fabulous music. Live Performances by local bands promise some original music and take the overall entertainment quotient a notch higher. The theme of this club is Gothic with most of the crowd sporting piercings and colored hair.

Diplomas, certificates and prizes from all over the world line the walls of this downtown haute cuisine restaurant. Owner Freddie Nielsen, one of Norway's most celebrated restaurateurs, received his education and inspiration in France - a fact which becomes evident as soon as you peruse the menu. The owners promise to seduce their guests with the finest foods; indeed, creative playfulness is a key concept. Hungry guests should try the seven-course grand menu.