Mallpaper #1 (English)

MALLPAPER SEASON

DI N I N G

EXPLORE THE BEST OFFERS AT OSLO AIRPORT - 1. ISSUE APRIL / MAI 2015

NEW MAGAZINE!

52 pages Inspiring tips & offers

3

TABLE OF CONTENTS Page 4–7

Page 12–14

STAT U S

DI A LO GUE

Linn Isaksen

Interview with Johanna Grønneberg Page 15 I DEAS

Life of luxury in Los Angeles

Page 21

ST YLE

FA MI LY

Style inspiration from fashionable travellers

Mum! I'm hungry!

Page 29 ST YLE

Back to the 70s

Page 24–25

Kid menu 49 NOK

WOM EN Boots from Malene Birger 2,999 NOK ARG INTERNATIONAL

Elizabeth Arden Moisturizing cream 179 NOK

Bracelet 105 NOK ACCESSORIZE

Page 30–31 BEAUT Y:

Seventies chic

Bag from Michael Kors 1,729 NOK AT TRAVEL VALUE FASHION Freia Milk chocolate 39 NOK

Page 26–27 M EN

Page 16 BREA K FAST

Pocketbook from Exentri 299 NOK CAPI

How to start the day Page 8 WH AT ' S UP

Elizabeth Arden Honey Drops Body Cream 500 ml 219 NOK DUTY FREE / TRAVEL VALUE

Page 34 T EC H

Future travel Page 35 T EC H

Smart gadgets

Page 17–21 SERVI N G

Fly on a full stomach

Page 32–33 Clinique Sparkle Skin Body Exfoliator 199 NOK DUTY FREE / TRAVEL VALUE

Page 9 S POTL IG H T

Page 28

Page 22–23

FAM ILY

WI N E

Phoof! The sound of a party

Speaker from Pinelli 1,499 NOK CAPI

HEALT H

Exercise on the move Biotherm ­Aquapower, facial cream and shave cream 279 NOK DUTY FREE / TRAVEL VALUE

ingvild tennfjord

Page 10–11

Baby&child Estelle&Thild from 129 NOK DUTY FREE / TRAVEL VALUE

S EASO N

Travel gifts in a hurry 4

Headset Mithp500 499 NOK (BEFORE 599 NOK) CAPI

GIFT HELP

Need ideas for a great gift?

Look for this symbol!

Page 36 T RAV EL

Getting time to pass

Page 41 SI GHTS EEI N G

Contrasting product tips Watch from L ­ ambretta 499 NOK TRAVEL ­VALUE FASHION

Page 45 S POTL I GHT

Page 46–47 S ERVI CE

Shoes from Toms 399 NOK ARG ­DOMESTIC WOMEN Den grenseløse by Jussi ­Adler-Olsen 349 NOK (BEFORE 399 NOK) ARK

Page 42–43 SIGHTS EEI N G

Page 37

The 10 best gardens

S POT LI G H T

Page 48–49 MA P

Page 38–40 S I G H TS EE IN G

Guide – Istanbul

Page 50–51 I N FO

44 SI GHTS EEI N G

Travel in comfort

FREE Neck pillow from GO Travels 219 NOK CHRISTIANIA GLASMAGASIN

SEASON

DI N I N G

S TAT U S

In bloom It’s not just along the highways and byways that green shoots are poking out.

Oslo Airport, too, is bursting into bloom, and the magazine you are currently reading is one of the new buds.

Linn Isaksen Journalist & travel enthusiast

6

SEASON

STAT US

Ray-Ban Wayfarer sunglasses 1,099 NOK TRAVEL VALUE FASHION

With its small and cozy cafés, Marais in Paris makes you never want to leave

Beer, café au lait and ­shopping - no spring without the right accessories

I

love travelling. As soon as I walk into an airport, a smile lights up my face and it feels like the most natural thing in the world is to have a drink in the middle of the day and spontaneously to invest in products, clothes and gizmos I had no idea I needed. Simply put, I slip into ‘holiday mode’ the minute I arrive at Oslo Airport.

The last time I was here – on my way to a weekend break in the mountains of Sweden – I suddenly found myself with a bag full of scrunchies and hair clips, along with all kinds of decorative bits and pieces and jewellery from

­ ccessorize, barely five minutes A ­after I’d passed through security.

Not exactly essential equipment for a weekend in the mountains, but – as usual – the cash was burning a hole in my pocket. And back home once more, I strolled contentedly through the empty streets of Oslo, with the spring sun on my face, and a fine display of colourful decorations on my head.

For a committed airport shopper like me, it is a delight to see that work is well underway to expand Oslo Airport. With more terminals, shops, cafés and restaurants, Norway’s main airport will be even

7

French breakfast

­etter equipped to provide the b perfect framework for your trip, ­ and to give you – and me – the opportunity to go exploring and ­ shopping, to pick up this, that and the other to make a part of our lives, even when our holidays are over.

PASSION IN PARIS This is also the reason why you are holding this brand, spanking new magazine in your hands. Delightful things have a habit of appearing in the spring, so even though the ­expansion of Oslo Airport will not be finished until 2017, we decided to

SEASON

STAT US

LINN'S FAVORITE THINGS Golden G beauty fro ate Park not only ge m the b t its but from th lossoming flowers, e locals en joy everyday v ing an acation

Biotherm Body cream 219 NOK DUTY FREE / TRAVEL VALUE

Freia Milk chocolate 39 NOK DUTY FREE

GIFT IDEA

Elizabeth Arden Facial treatment 179 NOK DUTY FREE / TRAVEL VALUE

make a start here and now. There will be all sorts of exciting things shooting up here, there and everywhere in the airport, and both while the work is under way and when the beautifully laid out arena for shopping and dining is ready, Mallpaper will be the magazine to guide you through the jungle of wonderful beauty products, seasonal trends, tasty dishes that make your mouth water, and hot holiday destinations.

One of the most popular destinations at this time of year is the classic: Paris – to which you can catch direct flights from OSL several times a day. The French capital is at is most romantic in spring, and it is hard not to be entranced by the city that simply radiates passion, exciting tastes and refined façades.

Up until two years ago, I’d never set foot in Paris. Why? I really don’t know, but when two friends moved to the City of Light and dropped an airline ticket in my hands, I finally made the journey. I was, of course, looking forward to the experience, but it wasn’t until I’d strolled down the Champs-Élysées, hung out in cafés and trawled through vintage boutiques in Marais that I finally realised what I’d been missing all these years. Simply being surrounded by the French language and world-famous fashion houses applied a sheen of elegance to the day, and when I gazed up at the­ ­Eiffel Tower for the first time, I was utterly star-struck!

What is more, Paris has something I prize higher than almost

8

anything else around every corner: juicy croque monsieurs, delicious wines and cheeses that simply melt on the tongue. I fell deeply and instantly in love, and actually went back again just two weeks later.

This spring, I’m ready to be enchanted by Turkey as well – ­ ­having read the travelogue about the mega-city Istanbul on page 38, towards the back of this magazine.

WAKING UP Mallpaper is published six times a year, and we promise to pack every issue with useful information, handy travel tips and articles about inspiring people. In this, our first ever issue, you can meet TV ­personality and training guru Johanne Grønneberg Mesa, read ­ her hints about what to see and do if you visit her home town of Los Angeles, and follow her simple tips about what you can do to stay active while travelling. We are also ­serving up the perfect recipe for how to wake up your body after your ­winter ‘hibernation’, a guide to the most beautiful and ­ sophisticated parks in the world and introducing Folk of OSL – a selection of the people who help make Oslo airport such a thriving and fashionable gateway to the world.

Hope you’ll let us come along on your journey!

S E A S ON

ST R E E T L I F E

8

7

9

6

10 5

4

11

1 2

3

8

USB Pen 99 NOK CAPI

9

Wristband from Sadler 299 NOK each. ARG DOMESTIC MEN

10

Watch from Tissot 3,095 NOK THUNE

11

Toilet bag from Tiger of Sweden 999 NOK ARG DOMESTIC MEN

12

Pullover from Hugo Boss 1,599 NOK ARG DOMESTIC MEN

13

Lonely Planet: New York City 179 NOK ARK

14

Stor Optimist by Ehrenreich Denmark 799 NOK CHRISTIANIA GLASMAGASIN

12 13

14

15

16 1 2

iPhone charger from Mophie 1,299 NOK CAPI INTERNATIONAL Lip balm from Clarins 139 NOK (Duo pack 239 NOK) DUTY FREE / TRAVEL VALUE

3

Make It Yourself postcard 59 NOK ACCESSORIZE

4

Shoes from Decadent Copenhagen 2,499 NOK ARG INTERNATIONAL

5

Bag from Michael Kors 1,919 NOK TRAVEL VALUE FASHION

6

Shoes from Barbara Bui 1,799 NOK ARG INTERNATIONAL

15

Tie from Hugo Boss 649 NOK ARG DOMESTIC MEN

7

Odd Molly 2,499 NOK ARG LADIES DOMESTIC

16

Shoes from SWIMS 1,199 NOK ARG DOMESTIC MEN

9

SEASON

N OT E S

WHATS UP! THEME PARKS 1 DAY

Hunderfossen Family Park in Lillehammer is one of Norway's most popular tourist attractions, with over 250,000 visitors every summer. Known as the adventure park for all of Norway, and with Il Tempo Extra Gigante as the latest addition – the brand-new roller coaster.

3 DAYS

Children, adults – e­ veryone loves Copenhagen. And everyone loves Tivoli. Enjoy the view of the flowers, try one of the world's oldest roller coasters, attend pantomime performances and eat a fine dinner at one of ­Copenhagen's ­restaurants.

7 DAYS

World's oldest ­amusement park, with more than 25 million tourists annually, based in the heart of Orlando in ­Florida – Disney World.

The entire thing so ­gigantic and extensive that you probably could do a month rather than a week.

Something none of your children would have anything against, probably.

17 – 18 APRIL

COACHELLA

It's the largest music festival in the U.S. and annually draws tens of thousands of music lovers and fashionistas from the entire world – we're talking of course about Coachella. AC/DC, Drake, Steely Dan, Ryan Adams, David Guetta, Jack White, Tame Impala, Azelia Banks ... the list goes on. Norway is also ­represented – both Todd Terje and Kygo appear on this year's festival poster. www.coachella.com AROUND MAY 30TH

SKI IN THE SUN

Haven't had enough snow underfoot? Or do you wish winter were a little warmer? Salvation in that case is called Stryn Summer Ski Centre, which at the end of May every year takes in snowboarders and others for a last couple of roaring weeks of downhill runs in the early summer sun at Strynfjellet. www.stryn.no 16 MAY

MARATHON ON THE WALL

The marathon on the Great Wall of China has established itself since its inception in 1999 as one of the toughest, most challenging 26.2

mile races in the world, with its steep stairways and more than 5,000 steps. More than 2,500 runners from more than 60 countries participated last year, and no fewer are likely to come this year to ­participate in what will probably be one of the most breathless experiences of their lives. Whether a person ­manages to fully enjoy the view is another matter. great-wall-marathon.com 17 MAY

CHEERING IN THE CAPITAL

Few sights are more beautiful than Karl Johan bathed in sun and flag bearers, snaking upwards on the way to the Palace and the King of Norway on the balcony – and the 17th of May is also one of the greatest outdoor ­experiences of the year, for both children and adults. Every single little speck of the city has its own programme in the morning, and in the evening the party usually continues with concerts across the entire city. www.visitoslo.com 26 – 31 MAY

PARTY AND ­PROFESSION

The Norwegian Festival of Literature, or Sigrid Undset Days, if you will, is the largest literary festival in the Nordic countries with an emphasis on contemporary Nordic literature and the ­interplay between literature and society. Meetings

10

with authors, r­ eadings, debates, ­lectures, award ­ceremonies, ­performances, exhibitions, seminars, quizzes and general literary festivities fill Lillehammer during these days. Margaret Atwood is publishing her first book in 15 years this autumn and is this year's obvious attraction, but she will be in the company of celebrated authors such as Nordic Council Literature Prize winner Sara Stridsberg, the f­ orever young Jan Erik Vold, Jonas Gahr Støre and a whole stack of others. www.litteraturfestival.no 26 MAY

MAROON 5 AT WEMBLEY

It's not very easy to get a spot at Wembley for the occasion when a person most wants it – during the FA Cup Final, that is – but a concert with one of the world's greatest bands is an adequate substitute for most people, one should think. At the and of May, Maroon 5 will fill the l­egendary stadium to dance like Mick Jagger. www.ticketmaster.co.uk

S P OT LI G H T

199 NOK DUTY FREE / TRAVEL VALUE

GREAT OFFER

Refreshing scrub

Clinique Sparkle Skin Body Exfoliator

Get ready for the spring sun by scrubbing off all your old, faded winter skin. Clinique Sparkle Skin Body ­Exfoliator quickly and efficiently ­removes dead skin cells,

11

leaving your skin feeling fresh and soft. Use it in the shower three times a week – and hey, presto!

S E A SO N

I DE AS

GIFTS

Travel gifts in a hurry Fill up your karma account while you are waiting for your airplane. Few places have more ingenious gift ideas under the same roof as Oslo Airport!

1

5

GIFT IDEA

2 6

3

4

12

7

SEASON

I DE AS

9

8

10

GIFT IDEA

12

11 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

13

Vase, Wik & Walsøe, 595 NOK CHRISTIANIA GLASMAGASIN Ring, white gold, 2,995 NOK THUNE Shirt, Moods of Norway, 30% off ARG MEN DOMESTIC Barbie, 229 NOK TRAVEL VALUE Pendant, white gold, 1,995 NOK THUNE Sarah Jio: Frost in May, 149 NOK ARK Pullover, Superdry, 399 NOK ARG MEN DOMESTIC Pullover, Tommy Hilfiger, 499 NOK ARG WOMEN DOMESTIC Hand cream, Rituals 89 NOK DUTY FREE / TRAVEL VALUE Val McDermid: The Retribution, 99 NOK (BEFORE 149 NOK) ARK Camera case, 378 NOK ACCESSORIZE Cufflinks, Hugo Boss, 378 NOK ARG MEN DOMESTIC Braun Epilator, 399 NOK (BEFORE 599 NOK) CAPI INTERNATIONAL Socks, 45 NOK ACCESSORIZE Sunglasses, Ray-Ban 1,149 NOK TRAVEL VALUE FASHION

13

14

15

S O CI A L

DI AL O GUE

ALL PHOTOS: JOHANNASTYLE.COM

With bases in both Oslo and Los Angeles, Johanna Grønneberg is constantly taking flights. Which town she actually regards as home is something the 35-year old is not completely sure of.

14

S O CI A L

DI AL O GUE

D I A LO G U E

Home and Away Prior MTV host and Hollywood babe Johanna Grønneberg Mesa (35) commutes between the contrasts.

TEXT BY THOMAS KARLSEN

J

ohanna Grønneberg was 18 years old, and she knew this: she had to travel. There was a world beyond the ­neighbourhood in Nesodden that was simply waiting to be explored. Full of a youthful lust for adventure and suitcases packed with self-confidence, she boarded an airplane to Australia - as far away from Norway as it was possible to go. Twenty hours later, she landed in Melbourne - after having cried the entire way from Oslo Airport.

"I went into a complete panic!" Became completely unglued, just sat and cried, from when we took off until we landed, including a stop-over of several hours in Singapore."

Her fellow passengers tried to console her, but the feeling did not let up: She was on her own now. The safety net was gone.

PRONOUNCED CONTRASTS It turned out well of course, like it always does.

After studying for three years on A ­ ustralia's Gold Coast, she travelled further to North Dakota in the US and pursued s­tudies in TV production. In 2006, after a short stay in Stockholm, she became a host on MTV, based in New York.

"It is the one town in the world that I ­always dream of going back to, that I can never

­ ecome tired of. There is no better place b than New York in the spring."

She remained in the cosmopolis for two years, before she moved to Los Angeles and MTV's California office. And she is still there.

Partly, in any case - she and her husband, the rapper and music producer Vincent Pryme, are half-based in Oslo and half-based in Los Angeles.

"Actually, I'm not sure where I'm most at home, but I certainly think that home is where you keep the wedding pictures. And they are in L.A." The commuting also involves her two-year old daughter Savannah having insight into two extremely different worlds early in her life.

"It is of course a bit like if a child falls and hurts themselves in an American day care then you receive a certificate with three witness explanations to take with you just so you do not sue them. And the children are just as clean and pretty when you pick them up as when you dropped them off in the morning.

In Norway, it's a bit more hard knocks, their clothes have the smell of water in which sausages have been boiled and they have stale liverpaste on their faces," explains Johanna.

15

FACTS

Johanna Grønneberg Mesa Journalist and TV host from Nesodden, who has worked for among others TVNorge, MTV and TV3.

TIP 1

At Oslo ­Airport "I always eat in a restaurant in order to relax, and as a rule I go for the Seafood Bar."

S O CI A L

DI AL O GUE

Johanna likes contrasts. Between Norway and the US, and between hours perspiring in jogging shoes and fashionable evenings in skyhigh heels.

ALL PHOTOS: JOHANNASTYLE.COM

TIP 2

At the ­airport: "I always allow plenty of time – you have to when you have a dog and a child.

And I love the feeling of nearly existing outside time and space once I have gone through the security controls – and am neither here nor there."

MY STORY

My ­strangest flight: "I had my dog, Daisy, with me on a night flight to the US. She is usually always quite silent and calm and just lies in her cage, but this time when I came back after having visited the restroom, I saw that she was gone. I had to go through the entire airplane looking for her. It turned out that she had gone up to first class and she was sitting there and begging for food.

She is obviously a high-class pet!"

CHAOS AND RABBIT FODDER Four years ago, she was in the series "Yes, we love Hollywood". And she does so, even if she occasionally might desire a less cumbersome traffic system, or as she says: "if you miss an exit you just have to cancel all your appointments for the day". And despite the fact that it cannot be denied that Los Angeles is a place where the superficial is cultivated to what is nearly an extreme, in any event from a Norwegian viewpoint.

"The food is a chapter in itself. On the one hand you have the thoroughly healthy restaurants and on the other hand those where the fat is nearly dripping off the food. But then it is really easy to know what is what. And you become affected by being here: when everyone is super fit, thin and well-groomed, then you yourself also start eating more grass and other rabbit fodder," she laughs.

ON THE BUCKET LIST Los Angeles is the town where dreams are created and crushed, which can flaunt its own dream factory in Hollywood, but where it is also a noisy concrete jungle that stretches for miles across, without any actual centre, while always being on its knees due the to the heavy automobile traffic. But regardless: it is a town that Johanna thinks everyone must see before they die.

16

"Quite simply because it is Los A ­ ngeles.

Take a walk in Beverly Hills, go film star spotting, stay in Wilshire in the hotel where ­"Pretty Woman" was filmed, enjoy the 325 days of sunshine, or go to the Whisky A Go Go, The Roxy or one of the other legendary nightclubs on the Sunset Strip in Hollywood," she advises.

After seven years in California, ­Johanna herself prefers Orange County, where she and her husband live, or places such as ­Newport Beach or Laguna Beach. The latter is what she describes as an upscale hippie town.

"It is difficult to explain, but old hippies ­become quite eccentric and funny when they become wealthy.

Laguna Beach is also where her favourite restaurant is located: The Cliff.

"The food is good, but edges into the ­fantastic when it is eaten right at the edge of a cliff, with a view straight down to the Pacific Ocean.

This winter and spring, Johanna has been home in Norway.

"I really love Oslo in the spring!" she says.

"But I think more and more that I ought to stick to L.A. when it is the coldest at home here. Simply put, it is a bit too cold, a bit too long. •

S O CIAL

I DE AS

Silver set: ear-rings and necklace 550 NOK (BEFORE 735 NOK) THUNE

GREAT OFFER

Pullover from Malene Birger 1,899 NOK ARG INTERNATIONAL

SEASON

BLING IN YOUR BAG Dream yourself away to the sun-drenched coast of California and draw inspiration from the luxurious Los Angeles lifestyle lifestyle when you go shopping for this spring’s accessories.

Parfyme from Cacharel, NOA, 50ml APRIL OFFER 314 NOK (BEFORE 449 NOK) DUTY FREE / TRAVEL VALUE

Bag from Michael Kors 1,729 NOK at TRAVEL VALUE FASHION

EXCLUSIVE

Canon X Stella McCartney 11,999 NOK CAPI INTERNATIONAL

17

SEASON

DI N I N G

B R E A K FA S T

Breakfast is the most important meal of the day – or is it? It all depends where you are.

Start Your Engine Text by Tomas Karlsen

T

hree fried egg and ­mayonnaise sandwiches with fried tomato and onion on the side. A five-egg omelette.

One bowl of porridge, three slices of toasts and three thick ­A merican chocolate chip pancakes. And three mugs of coffee. That is what the American swimmer Michael Phelps ate in preparation for the Beijing Olympics seven years ago.

For breakfast. A whopping 4,000 calories – or approximately double what a grown man should typically eat during an entire day.

As a long-dead Frenchman once commented, food shouldn’t be shovelled into the body like coal into a oven, but this approach seems to have worked for Michael Phelps: he won more gold medals

at the Olympics in question than any man or woman had ever done before. Which goes to prove – if nothing else – that breakfast is the most important meal of the day: the ‘little spark’ that kick starts the whole system. In any case, that’s the opinion of the ­Norwegian Directorate of Health.

If we guzzle down a few slices of coarse bread with rich cheese and a large glass of milk, we’ll be much ­better p ­ repared to face whatever the world chooses to throw at us.

Nevertheless, every part of the world has its own way of ­starting the day. Leave Scandinavia ­behind and set sail for the ­British Isles, where a traditional English breakfast – or ‘fry up’, as it is also known – awaits. Egg, bacon, spicy ­sausage, baked beans, fried bread

18

and fried potatoes – ­possibly with a little porridge on the side. A heavyweight ­ cholesterol bomb also known by the unflattering nickname of ‘heart attack on a plate’.

In Central Europe – i.e. countries such as the ­Netherlands, ­Belgium, ­Germany and ­Switzerland – breakfast is a more restrained affair, often comprising cereals, various types of fruit and a selection of rolls. F ­arther south, it becomes positively spartan. The French generally limit themselves to a cup of coffee and a croissant ­before heading off to work in their ­Renaults and Peugeots, and then waiting for the sumptuous lunch that serves as the main meal in France. Nor will you find people overeating at breakfast in Italy or Spain: a little freshly squeezed

S O CI AL

DI N I N G

ALL PHOTOS: GETTY IMAGES

Baguette 62 NOK

HEALTHY

Direct from France Upper Crust What tastes better than baguettes for breakfast, freshly baked with butter glazing and delicious filling? If you’re enticed by this French ­speciality, stop by the Upper Crust at OSL. Here baked goods are imported directly from France so you enjoy the real thing.

All the baguettes bear the keyhole mark, and you can choose between white, sourdough and extra coarse wholemeal. You can easily take along a healthy baguette on the go for just 62 NOK or sit down and enjoy our springfresh chorizo sausage for 82 NOK for a shorter or longer visit. A healthy breakfast it is hard to say no to! • AMERICAN

juice, a slice or two of ham and a couple of pieces of Melba toast with crushed tomatoes. One of the reasons for this may be that in these countries, it is traditional to eat dinner late – often after 10 or 11 o’clock at night. breakfast at an airport, ­however, is usually a bit different to breakfast at a hotel, and Norway is home to an unusual national variation, one you’re unlikely to find in many other countries at 6 in the morning: the half-litre of beer. Six o’clock in the morning is actually the time when the first travellers step into the bars. But as the saying goes: a good beer is a meal in itself. •

19

Super-breakfast Beach Club Express

Forget cheese for breakfast. At Beach Club Express, you get iconic American dishes. Bring along a newspaper or your friends or colleagues for an awesome super-breakfast. •

S O CI A L

DI N I N G HOMEMADE

Wake up with waffles Monolitten / ­ Foodmarket / Upper Crust In both the Netherlands and Germany, waffles have been a popular alternative to a standard breakfast for years. To match the Europeans, Monolitten, ­Foodmarket and Upper Crust at OSL have joined the trend. Please stop by! •

ON THE GO

GREAT OFFER

Refill, thanks!

A typical ­ orwegian N drinks 3 cups of coffee every day. Perhaps that’s why several ­cafes are ­offering free refills of black coffee at OSL!

Monolitten FoodMarket MEETING POINT

W.B. Samson is a popular meeting place at OSL, both night and day.

Ritazza

Sweet morning W. B. Samson In countries such as Spain and France, it is highly normal to enjoy delicious baked goods for breakfast. We recommend doing this in Norway as well. At W. B. Samson, you can start the day with tasty baked goods, delicious cakes and strong coffee. Starting in 2013, millions of travellers have been using this café in the departures hall at OSL as a meeting point. With the city’s best cinnamon roll and hot cocoa made of real Belgian chocolate, you’ll automatically get a sweet and lucrative start to your day! •

Seafood Bar O’Learys UpperCrust NewsBar Aquavit Bar

20

Quick start Point

2 for 40 NOK 3 for 55 NOK

Whether you’re just a bit hungry or famished in the morning, you’ll find great products at the Point kiosks at OSL. Wraps, salads, fruit mixes, smoothies, fresh baked goods and ­sausages are right alongside ­traditional kiosk items. The Point people understand that airport travellers want to make their purchases as quickly as possible and have therefore ­supplemented regular cashiers with self-service check-outs. So enjoy your meal – entirely stress-free! •

SEASON

DI N I N G

STREET FOOD

Eat on the street Foodmarket Street food is available in all ­ mbitious big cities. This food a trend originates from the USA, and is based on enjoying ­simple and tasty handmade dishes no matter where you might be.

The ­Norwegian capital has also ­adopted this food type, and can offer everything from vegetarian foods and mixed salads to ­sausages and hamburgers made from scratch.

Street food is no longer only found on the streets as many ­dining spots are getting inspired by the trend lately. At Foodmarket at OSL, local foods and international cuisine meet up, inspired

by Oslo’s diversity. Here you find everything from stone oven pizza to noodle wok and tasty dishes from the grill, in addition to a wide selection of baguettes and sandwiches, as well as homemade cakes and wheat products.•

Egg & bacon

119

NOK

“Streetfood” is a trend we got from the world’s big cities. Foodmarket at OSL has taken in the best dishes from the street.

BAGUETTE

BARISTA

In a pinch

Italian favourite

La Baguette

Ritazza A visit to Ritazza Café gives you a taste of Italians’ ­favourite coffee, ­Lavazza.

It’s made by expert ­baristas, which ensures top quality in each cup.

Additionally, fresh ­dishes inspired by ­Italian culture are served. A favourite getaway for discerning diners! •

La Baguette is the place for everyone who wants a healthy and good breakfast on the go. The menu features crispy baguettes and a variety of fresh salads, and of course good coffee that is certified by Fairtrade and R ­ ainforest Alliance. A good ­conscience feels good! •

21

S O CI A L

DI N I N G

NICE AND EASY

AMERICAN

Hotdogs

Born In The Usa

Frank's

O'Learys

If you prefer basic cosiness, then OSL’s cheapest beer and quality hot dogs at Frank’s is the right breakfast spot for you. This hot dog concept provides many tasty treats. •

The popular sports bar has become a ­favourite at OSL. Here you can enjoy ­generous portions of breakfast dishes from North American cuisine for 119 NOK, along with a great atmosphere and lots of sports, of course! Almost like being at a local sports bar in Boston. •

LUKSUS

Let the bubbly flow Seafood Bar If you want that holiday feeling right away, you can start the day with a champagne breakfast at the Seafood Bar. In addition to the bubbly, you can enjoy everything from delicious shrimp ­sandwiches and baguettes to sushi and fish soup. •

GREAT OFFER

Home-made yoghurt

Oatmeal

39

Did you know that yoghurt is available in ­almost 50 ­different ­flavours? Find your breakfast favourite among the selected flavours at OSL.

NOK

Point Ritazza UpperCrust Monolitten FoodMarket NORWEGIAN PLEASURE

Hello, country boy!

UNTRADITIONAL

Small appetite?

Monolitten On some days, it’s extra important to get a solid start in the form of good, old-fashioned country meals. Oslo Airport’s largest eatery, Monolitten, offers just that! With a large salad bar, breads of various types and not least delicious hot dishes, there is something for every taste bud and tummy.

Good and healthy oatmeal for breakfast costs only 39 NOK. •

Aquavit Do you prefer delicacies in a glass accompanied by some snacks rather than a big meal in the morning? At The Norwegian Aquavit Bar at OSL, you can enjoy your favourite drink. •

22

Ordering a family or c­ hildren’s meal can be a smart choice when children come along on a trip.

Numerous eateries at OSL offer children’s meals. At Monolitten, FoodMarket and Pizza Hut, the youngest diners can eat for less than 50 NOK. These menu items bear the Felix&Fiona mark – a ­concept that was

GREAT OFFER

Family Menu Monolitten, Foodmarket og Pizza Hut AMERICAN

Hot and cold Starbucks

e­ stablished to simplify travel for children and parents at Norway’s main airport.

The measure is part of Avinor’s passenger strategy, and is an element of an overall effort to make all of Avinor’s airports more ­passenger-friendly. •

The popular chain, Starbucks, is perfect for ­coffee-loving travellers and welcome committees at OSL. The coffee bar is ­located in the arrivals hall at OSL, and has plenty of space and seating in its 210 square meters premises.

Here you find 5,000 various hot and cold drinks, and American-style food such as bagels, donuts and muffins.

Starbucks Frappuccino – which has nearly eleven million fans on Facebook – is a slurping good alternative! •

GREAT OFFER

CHEAP FOR CHILDREN You have plenty to think about while travelling with your family.

That’s why the price of food for the small ones should not be a concern for the adults. See for yourself:

Kid menu 49 NOK

FREE BABY FOOD FOR FAMILIE

Kid menu RELAX

Green lung Parken The Italian dishes; panini and focaccia, are e­ xcellent breakfast foods, and are available at Parken at OSL. Here you can also choose among other tasty, simple dishes and fresh brewed coffee, and the green e­ nvironment is an ideal place to get some work done and do some ­pre-departure relaxing. •

Monolitten, Foodmarket, Point, Upper Crust og News Bar Flying with children can be both exciting and a ­ hallenge. An important step toward a children-friendly c airport is an appropriate food selection. It is important that the children avoid eating too much sugar so they will be calm during the flight, and that they get enough ­energy. That’s why both FoodMarket and Monolitten ­offer free baby food to customers with infants, and special made kid menu for 49 NOK are e ­ asily available at Monolitten, Foodmarket, Point, Upper Crust and News Bar. You can also warm up children’s food from home at Monolitten in the domestic area and at Foodmarket in the international area. Both dining spots display the Felix&Fiona concept label.

23

CUSTOMERS

FoodMarket og Monolitten 3-pack of ­diapers, 10 whipes and 3 bags, 79 NOK Point Kid menu with activity sheet from 69 NOK O’Learys Hot cocoa and bun for 49 NOK Ritazza

SE OA CISA OLN WI DI N I N G

WINE

PHOOF!

If someone had asked me to capture the essence of a party, I would have done it with precisely those five letters.

Text by Ingvild Tennfjord

P

HOOF IS THE sound of a cork popping towards the ceiling. ­ The bubbles forcing their way up along the bottle's neck. The laughter of the guests. Hands holding glasses that flock together to capture every last drop, as if in a race with the bubbles. Phoof, it says however and then the moment is filled with milky-white, lovely bubbles. Clouds in the glass. You put your ear next to it so you can hear how they live down there. Everyday life has been swept away. Welcome to the party.

STARS AMONG THE BUBBLES Bottles with bubbles have long been reserved for the rich and ­famous.

Now we drink sparkling wine for both large and small ­ occasions.

The selection has ­increased many fold. The prices have been demo­ cratised. However, all the choices also make it much more difficult for you to be a customer. What is the difference between Cava and Prosecco? What in the world is a Crémant? And why are all champagnes so much more expensive than the other bottles? Champagne is probably by far the wine world's strongest brand name. However the large stars are not always the best purchases. Sniff! Taste! Enjoy!

Because the key to understanding

lies in this - and from there we can quickly get you promoted to the elite division.

Everything lies there in front of you. A tapestry of tastes. A profusion of producers. If you start ­today, you will need several lives to cover it all.

So now what? Where do you begin? The greatest deception ­ the wine industry does to everyone who drinks, enjoys and senses wine, is that we constantly give you the impression that wine is too difficult to grasp. That it just is us, the small club on the other side of the fence, who manage to understand, interpret and value the tastes.

That is a lie. Unfortunately a quite persistent one.

SMELL OF LIFE You can.

If I had to leave you with just two frail words, then it must be these.

It is a wonderful adventure that awaits you. As you begin to draw the bubbles between your teeth, and assess the size of them, you are already underway. To smell wine, both with and without bubbles, changes the manner that you smell the entire world. You will notice it when you make dinner. Did you ever smell the meat before? Did you memorise the fragrance of a lemon, and attempt to differentiate it from

24

Journalist, author and sommelier Ingvild Tennfjord wishes to give the man and woman on the street a greater understanding of wine and sparkling wine. "It is a wonderful adventure that awaits you," she writes in her book "Bubbles!"

a lime? If you become more clever at sensing, it will not be just wine that you notice, and you will take things in with greater consciousness. Because you are preparing to embark on a journey of sensual discovery, you will not be able to go back. It will be like ceasing to hear music. The tastes are right in front of you and waiting.

You can.

"I drink it when I’m happy and when I’m sad. Sometimes I drink it when I’m alone. When I have company I consider it obligatory. I trifle with it if I’m not hungry and drink it when I am. Otherwise, I never touch it – unless I’m thirsty." Lilly Bollinger. •

The text is an excerpt from Ingvild Tennfjord's book "Bubbles!"

Kagge Publishers www.ingvildtennfjord.com

SEASON

DI N I N G

Photo: Gettyimages

All Champagne originates from the vineyards in the district in Northern France of the same name. Everything that bubbles in other words is not Champagne (but can pleasantly fizz on the tongue anyway).

DRINK

CHAMPAGNE Sparkling wines have existed for centuries, and are available in innumerable versions. At the top, the noble drops from Champagne sit in state.

Sparkling wine from different places, Cava (Spanish), Sekt (German) and Prosecco (Italian) are ­often ­erroneously referred to as ­Champagne. Only sparkling wine produced in the French district of Champagne may however rightfully call themselves a Champagne.

Champagnes are divided up by the type of grape and their sugar content, and three types of grapes are primarily used in the production process: ­Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier.

Champagne also varies between sweet and dry, depending upon how much sugar it contains. A substantial amount of sugar makes for a sweet Champagne, and little sugar makes it dry. The sugar content can vary from 50 grams to 0 grams, and the ­sequence from sweet to dry is as follows: doux, demi-sec, sec, extra sec, brut, extra brut, and ultra brut. • HOW TO GET THERE

OSL brings you to Paris whenever you please. Air France, Norwegian and SAS all make sure you get there all day, every day.

25

SEASON

DI N I N G

F O LK O F O S L

Ida Njie (26) from ­Stockholm, Sweden En route to: Nottingham via ­Manchester.

Wearing: Tights from Prime Mart, everything else from H&M. At OSL, I like to spend my time: – In the Duty Free section, to buy make-up, body care products and perfume.

When I’m flying, I like to wear: – Light, loose-fitting clothes and comfortable shoes.

When I’m flying, I always carry: – Lipstick, perfume, hand cream and my Kindle e-reader.

Favourite destination for shopping: – Dubai. A paradise for designer clothes at bargain prices!

Dreams of travelling to: – Hawaii.

Best travel tip: – Pack light!

26

PHOTO: EINAR ASLAKSEN / PUDDER AGENCY

STY L E

I DE AS

GREAT OFFER

Pullover from Filippa K 1,300 NOK ARG INTERNATIONAL

Mascara set from L’Oréal APRIL OFFER 181 NOK (BEFORE 259 NOK) DUTY FREE / TRAVEL VALUE Boots from Malene Birger 2,999 NOK ARG INTERNATIONAL

Sunglasses from Versace 1,449 NOK TRAVEL VALUE FASHION

GIFT IDEA

Clutch 325 NOK ACCESSORIZE The Last Letter from your Lover by Jojo Moyes 129 NOK ARK

Gatelangs: Dubai 99 NOK (BEFORE 149 NOK) ARK

WOMAN

F I X E D I N A F LASH

Didn’t manage to prepare properly for your holiday? Don’t panic!

Oslo Airport has information about your destination – and about the products you need to fix yourself up in a flash!

27

STY L E

I DE AS

Silver cuff-links 975 NOK (BEFORE 1,300 NOK) THUNE

Pocketbook from Exentri 299 NOK CAPI

GIFT IDEA

MAY OFFER

3 for 2

Deostick, CK One from Calvin Klein 179 NOK DUTY FREE/TRAVEL VALUE

MAN

CABIN CHIC

You can raise both classic garments and comfort clothing to new heights when you step into the cabin wearing chic, cool accessories.

Ear plugs from Sony 399 NOK CAPI LUX

Lonley Planet: Discover Barcelona: 179 NOK ARK

Pullover from Sand 999 NOK ARG MEN DOMESTIC Quilted Jacket from Long Island 999 NOK (BEFORE 1,499 NOK) ARG MEN DOMESTIC The picture may deviate from the product Hat from Moods of Norway, - 30 % ARG MEN DOMESTIC

28

The Penguin Book of Modern British Short Stories by Bradbury 149 NOK ARK

SEASON

DI N I N G

F O LK O F O S L

Sigita Zukiene (41) from Lithuania En route to: Riga Wearing: Clothes bought in Lithuania.

At OSL, I like to spend my time: – Wandering around, eating in a restaurant, or dropping into a Duty Free area to check out the perfumes.

When I’m flying, I dress: – Elegantly, as always; but I make sure to wear comfortable shoes.

When I’m flying, I always carry: – A book.

Favourite destination for shopping: – Glasgow.

Dreams of travelling to: – Australia, via ­Singapore and Dubai.

PHOTO: EINAR ASLAKSEN / PUDDER AGENCY

29

STY L E

I DE AS

PHOTO: EINAR ASLAKSEN / PUDDER AGENCY

GIFT IDEA

Baby&child Estelle&Thild From 129 NOK DUTY FREE / TRAVEL VALUE

Garland 130 NOK ACCESSORIZE

Neck pillow from Plush 149 NOK CHRISTIANIA GLASMAGASIN

APRIL OFFER

3 for 2 F O LK O F O S L

Anders Lorentzen (31), Stine Waalen (30) and children Adrian (6) and Kasper (1/2) from Jessheim.

On the way to: Madrid.

Wearing: Stine has a purse from ­Michael Kors, a cardigan

from Creative Collection, jeans from Marc Jacobs and shoes from Converse. ­Anders has jeans from Hugo Boss, jacket from Tiger of Sweden and a shirt from Tommy Hilfiger.

At OSL, we like to spend our time: – At Duty Free for shopping and at Upper Crust to eat.

On the flight, we always have with us:

– iPad and headphones.

Favourite destination for shopping: – London.

Dream of travelling to: – Maldives.

Best travel tips: – Make sure you have bribes if you are travelling with children. And rent a car at the location to get a little extra out of your holiday.

30

Handcream from NUXE 89 NOK DUTY FREE / TRAVEL VALUE

APRIL OFFER 2 FOR 91 NOK

M&M`s 400g 65 NOK DUTY FREE

STY LE

I N SP I R AT I O N

PHOTO: GETTY IMAGES

Bianca Jagger was one of the largest style icons of the 70s, known for her glamorous custom-sewn dresses and elegant headgear. She is now once more an inspiration for the season's hottest look.

70s STYLE

Bracelet 105 NOK ACCESSORIZE

Ray-Ban Wayfarer Sunglasses 1,099 NOK TRAVEL VALUE FASHION

Belt from Hugo Boss 599 NOK ARG MEN DOMESTIC FLIGHTS S T Y LE

Back to the 70s The 70s wave has inundated the fashion industry, and wide pants, fringing and long fluttering dresses are seen 足everywhere this season. Think Penny Lane from the cult film "Almost Famous" and icons such as Bianca Jagger and Farrah Fawcett and meet spring in refined hippie style.

31

Leather skirt from Espirit 1,299 NOK ARG INTERNATIONAL

STY LE

B E AU T Y

B E AU T Y

Seventies chic Text by Julie Botnen

Strongly influenced by the 1970s, subdued shades and wavy surfer hair tumbling down the back are the hottest trends in the beauty world right now. All you need to know to get the spring look to fit like a glove.

SKIN: WAKING UP FROM WINTER After months of being packed in thick woollen tights, your legs feel dry as bone; beanies and scarves have left your hair feeling flat and electric; and the skin on your face is tired and lifeless through repeated exposure to freezing temperatures.

So most people aren’t really in the mood for stripping down to flimsy clothes and stepping out into the light of the spring sun.

Don’t despair! A little ‘spring cleaning’ will have your skin ready for the new season before you know it!

Start with your body. Take your time and light scented candles in your bathroom. If you are lucky enough to own a bathtub, pour some essential oils into the water to soften your skin. Clarins has a range of wonderful bath products that work equally well in the shower and the tub.

A good body scrub is also the alpha and omega for awakening ­ your body from its winter sleep.

Scrubbing the skin helps remove the dead skin cells. It also encourages the new skin cells to come through, immediately making your skin look fresh and glowing. Remember always to scrub from your feet up. This helps eliminate the

The skin cream is your best friend in the ­bathroom as winter turns into spring, as well as all through the summer.

This actually helps give your skin a fresh and radiant look!

Elizabeth Arden Honey Drops Body Cream 500ml 219 NOK DUTY FREE / TRAVEL VALUE

waste products from the system via your lymph nodes.

The same applies when rubbing in skin cream: start with your feet and work your way up. In addition, this will help ensure that the ingredients in the cream are not wasted on a thick layer of dead skin cells, and that they penetrate deeply into the new skin, maximising the result.

MAKE-UP: NATURAL SHADES When it comes to make-up, the natural look is the way to go this spring. Shows from fashion houses and designers such as Chloé, Stella McCartney and Isabel Marant have set the standard for the ‘natural’ trend with hints of 1970s style that is the big hit this season.

Even though the expression should be natural, this does not mean that you don’t need any products. Perfect skin needs concealer and foundation, as well as rouge and highlighter. The trick is only to apply the products where they’re needed. Only cover impurities and dark rings under the eyes – and otherwise let the natural skin structure shine through. And if you’re lucky enough to have freckles, show them off!

The eyebrows have been a point

32

of focus for several seasons, and this spring is no exception. ‘The bigger the brows, the better,’ is the motto for this season, with models including Cara Delevingne and Joan Smalls showing the way.

If you are not blessed with eyebrows à la Delevingne or Smalls, it’s easy to fix. All you need is an eyebrow pencil or eyebrow shade, as well as a sealant of some kind: a gel, eyebrow mascara or a touch of hair spray. Draw on the eyebrows and shape them to suit your taste – ideally ‘up and over’ for a thicker, bushier look. Make sure that the colour principally covers the eyebrows, but if you would like a broader shape, draw it carefully onto

STY L E

B E AU T Y

Elizabeth Arden Untold EdP 50ml APRIL OFFER 314 NOK (BEFORE 449 NOK) DUTY FREE / TRAVEL VALUE

L'Oréal Revitalift skin care set APRIL OFFER NOK 251 (BEFORE 359 NOK) DUTY FREE / TRAVEL VALUE

A dash of hair spray keeps you from ending up with tousled and electric locks after a few hours in the air.

APRIL OFFER

3 for 2

Biotherm Body lotion 219 NOK DUTY FREE / TRAVEL VALUE

Gosh hairspray APRIL OFFER 98 NOK (BEFORE 147 NOK) DUTY FREE / TRAVEL VALUE

A bit of colour on the cheeks and lips is often all that is ­needed to look lively in a flash!

Estee Lauder Face Palette 599 NOK DUTY FREE / TRAVEL VALUE

TIP

1

Remember the ‘3-minute rule’: If you rub cream into your skin within three ­minutes of getting out of the bath or shower – i.e. before towelling yourself dry – you will help your skin retain the moisture from the water.

2

Smile to yourself in the mirror and apply rouge to the centre of your apple cheeks.

Tone down the colour towards your temples to avoid ‘hard borders’. Peach and coral shades are excellent for all skin tones.

3

Comb your eyebrows up a little for a thicker, bushier look.

your skin (remember symmetry and make sure both brows match).

Finish off with an eyebrow gel or mascara, and you’ll have wonderful, notable brows in the blink of an eye!

4

SCENT: A HINT OF HIM A lot of people like to treat themselves to a new spring scent, and it seems only natural to choose one with hints of flowers and citrus. However, a current trend ­ ­s­uggests that more and more women are developing a nose for men’s scents – ideally the darker, spicier ­perfumes.

GIFT IDEA

33

Perfumes smell d ­ ifferent on different ­people. ­Remember to let the scent develop on your skin for a little while, to bring out more of the tones.

H E A LT H

Exercise on the move Do you travel often and have trouble keeping to your workout routine? Breathe easy – there is help!

Text by Julie Botnen

F

PHOTO: GETTY IMAGES

or people who are ­often on the move, it can be hard to maintain good keep fit habits. A short h ­ oliday or even a quick break from the d ­ aily routine can be enough to disrupt your training schedule, leaving your weights and running shoes gathering dust for weeks.

“When you spend a lot of time travelling, it’s tough to find the time and the opportunity to work out. Some people suggest doing a series of stretches in the aisle of the aircraft … but thinking about it, this is neither realistic nor particularly pleasant for the other passengers,” says Johanna Grønneberg Mesa, TV personality, training guru and blogger on Johannastyle.com – who you can also read about in her interview on page 13.

“But there are some simple exercises you can do during your flight.

Stretch your legs and do some toe raises while queuing up for the

t­ oilet to boost your circulation; and if there’s room, head for the rear of the plane and do some quick kneebends and stretches there. If I’m travelling with my young daughter, I’ll often use her as a ‘dumbbell’ and train my arms at the same time.”

And there are plenty of smart and simple ways to keep your level of activity high while you’re away from home. One good tip is to choose your hotel with care. Make sure to pick one that has a fitness centre or a swimming pool – or at least some training facilities nearby. But as Johanna explains, the hotel room itself can also serve as a fitness room.

“The bed is an excellent piece of training equipment. Stand in the middle of the bed and do some knee-bends – it’s much harder to keep your balance, instantly making the exercise much more ­effective. The bed is also useful for doing push-ups. Start off resting

34

your upper body on the bed with your feet on the floor, and then progress to doing full push-ups in the middle of the bed. Once again, it will be much harder to keep your balance, giving your shoulder muscles a much better work-out,” she says.

“But don’t expect to devote hours and hours to exercising while you’re travelling – that’s simply not realistic. Instead, set aside 20 minutes or so for an effective workout.”

It’s obviously not practical to ­carry all kinds of training equipment with you while you are travelling. Here, too, Johanna has some good ideas: “A skipping rope takes up hardly any room, but provides a wonderful cardiovascular work-out. And it will help you burn off plenty of fat as well!”

STY L E

H E ALT H

Eat healthy at YO! Sushi

GREAT OFFER

Bluetooth headset from Beats 1,699 NOK CAPI

GoPro Hero4 3,499 NOK (BEFORE 3,799 NOK) CAPI

H E A LT H

Fit for flight It's spring time! Kickstart your workout today.

Bottled water from Imsdal 24 NOK + deposit POINT

APRIL OFFER

3 for 2

Biotherm 足Aquapower, skin cream and shave foam 279 NOK DUTY FREE / TRAVEL VALUE

Dry shampoo from GOSH APRIL OFFER 98 NOK (BEFORE 147 NOK) DUTY FREE / TRAVEL VALUE

Fitness band from Garmin Vivofit 849 NOK (BEFORE 999 NOK) CAPI

35

SEASON

TECH

THE THINKING SUITCASE Imagine if your suitcase could flash lights and yell HERE I AM! on the luggage carousel?

The dumb little suitcase on wheels is getting smart. On crowd-funding websites, companies such as Bluesmart and ­Trunkster have collected large sums to finance development of intelligent new suitcases. The advantages of GPS tracking are obvious, as are features such as Bluetooth-operated locks, USB ports and batteries for charging mobile phones. And why not add a built-in Bluetooth loudspeaker? Of course, the smart suitcase will also weigh itself before you check in and send a message to your smartphone if someone tries to open it en route! •

TIME FOR SMARTER WATCHES The wristwatch is now going the way of the mobile phone: it’s becoming smart.

There are apps that make the smart watch smart enough to display the latest stock prices and weather tips, flash up training aids, a heart rate and calorie counter, send your heartbeat to your sweetheart, or plan your next trip – including GPS coordinates and maps.

With your arms full in the duty free queue, you can simply wave your wrist over the card terminal and pay via NFC communication. Read your email during meetings without anyone noticing, and have your watch vibrate to give you a reminder. With both Apple and Android watches on their way, there will be no shortage of apps. Of course, your ­Jaeger-LeCoultre Gyrotourbillon will still be cool, but will it be ‘help me find The Liberate Bar in Berlin’ cool? •

36

DI N I N G

TI M E O F F

TECH

TECH TRENDS GREAT OFFER Fastroam 449 NOK (BEFORE 549 NOK) CAPI

Headsett Mithp500 499 NOK (BEFORE 599 NOK) CAPI

Headsett from Bose qc 25 2,599 NOK CAPI

Mobile from Samsung E1200 unlocked 299 NOK DATASPESIALISTEN

Speakers from Pinelli 1,499 NOK CAPI

Football USB stick 99 NOK CAPI

37

Philips shaver 1,899 NOK (BEFORE 2,499 NOK) CAPI

TI M E O F F

RELAXED TRAVEL

I DE AS

Relax, sharpen your gaze and put your hand in a bag of snacks. Hours spent on a flight are ideal for just taking it real easy!

GREAT OFFER

MAY OFFER

3 for 2

Toblerone, tiny party bag 300g 75 NOK DUTY FREE

Den Grenseløse by Jussi Adler-Olsen 349 NOK (BEFORE 399 NOK) ARK

Jeg er pilegrim by Terry Hayes 149 NOK ARK

Gatelangs: Dublin 99 NOK (BEFORE 149 NOK) ARK

Mini wipes 20 NOK Accessorize

38

Notebook A5 99 NOK ARK

SEASON

DI N I N G

S P OT LI G H T

GREAT OFER

FRUITY SCENT Escada Turquoise Summer Limited Edition EDT 50ml 449 NOK DUTY FREE / TRAVEL VALUE

Fruity sorbet mixed with a dash of peach, violet and orange blossom, with a hint of vanilla and ­sandalwood; Escada has captured the scent of summer in a bottle with this season’s limited edition version of its perfume ‘Turquoise’.

449 NOK DUTY FREE / TRAVEL VALUE

39

SEASON

DI N I N G

40

S I GHTS EE I N G

GUI DE

Istanbul is the town the Greeks, Romans and Persians fought over for thousands of years. Once you are there, you will ­understand why.

SIGHTSEEING

TURKISH DELIGHT TEXT: ALEXANDER STENERUD

T

owns come to life, the smell of ­asphalt awakens childhood memories and canvas shoes replace winter boots in a manifestation that the winter is over.

Spring is high time for new tourist experiences, and Norwegians fly in flocks to destinations such as Paris, Berlin and London in order to experience the season in advance.

However, if you let the airplane take you an hour longer, away from the near and dear destinations, you can become ­acquainted with a different, unique paradise. "If one only had one glance at the world, one should stare at Istanbul", said the poet Alphonse de Lamartine, and with good reason. Few towns have more to offer than the Turkish world-class metropolis.

UP IN A TOWER, OUT ON THE WATER Istanbul is the town where contrasts ­collide in a beautiful chaos. With one foot in ­Europe, one in Asia, and innumerable layers with histories from different epochs, long-standing and deep-running traditions meet in a modern and urban existence.

Equipped with a pair of shoes (and probably a camera) one has everything one needs in order to take a dive into the innards of the town.

PHOTO: TONJE ELIASSON

Some will insist that Istanbul is the ­magical history book that suddenly springs to life when one arrives in the city. Others think it is the most important architectural pearl in Europe. And some individuals highlight the food, spa's and social life. What is certain in any event is that one does not need to be a history fanatic or architecture nerd to be fascinated by the enormous histories that are hiding behind the town's beautiful buildings and streets, where each corner offers many impressions and ­experiences.

Buy some Baklava, Kunefe or perhaps a little Turkish delight for yourself from one of the innumerable local shops, before you let your canvas shoes take you up the stairs to the Galata Tower. With a 3 ­ 60-degree panoramic view over the town, you are guaranteed a near-spiritual experience. If you should need more energy you can beneficially avoid an overpriced restaurant in the tower, and instead allow yourself to be tempted by the innumerable authentic eateries in the cosy streets around the tower in Galata. Or what about a glass of T ­ urkish beer at one of the terrace restaurants?

Then traipse down to one of the many cruises that take you through the Bosporus,

41

TRAVEL

THE CITY Istanbul is a megacity – the largest in Turkey – with 13 million inhabitants.

The town stretches along a 10-20 kilometre wide and 60-70 kilometre long belt on the northern coast of the Sea of Marmara, and the populated area extends to the north on both sides of the Bosporus (the strait that divides the European and the Asian parts of Turkey), nearly all the way up to the Black Sea.

S I GHTS E E I N G

GUI DE

the strip of sea that separates the ­European and Asian sides of the town. The sight of Istanbul viewed from the side is unique.

Back in the town, you can let yourself become enchanted by the incredible Hagia Sophia, one of the greatest architectural works in the world. Since the building was erected in the year 537, it has gone from being a church to being a mosque, and subsequently became a museum. Walk further along to the ­Basilica Cistern located below ground in the centre of the city.

The Cistern, from the 500s, was originally intended to collect and hold rainwater, and with subdued lighting, low classical music and the sound of dripping water in the background, it is difficult to not be enchanted by the romantic – and for some spooky – atmosphere.

INEXPENSIVE BAZAAR Istanbul was the end station of the silk road between Europe and Asia, and the trade-based roots of the town are clear once one enters the Grand Bazaar. If the desire to go shopping beckons, then you ought to take the trip to what is the world's largest market, with an incredible 55,000 square metres, 5000 shops, 60 restaurants and 12 mosques. Here, you can purchase whatever you might desire, but remember not to pay full price.

Haggling is part of the purchase regardless of whether you are looking for clothes, carpets, jewellery or hides. It can also be beneficial to remember where one came in, if not you will not be the first to walk wildly around the thousands of stalls.

To try to take all of Istanbul in is like eating a huge meal. One needs time to digest all the impressions.

Take a cup of Chai, apple tea or

TRAVEL

From OSL Would you like to visit Istanbul this spring or summer?

Turkish Airlines has 18 weekly departures to Istanbul Pegasus Airlines will be flying 4 times a week from 15 May Norwegian will be flying twice per week to the town from 22 June through 14 August.

Two continents, one city. I­stanbul should be your next romantic ­getaway. Visit one of the most ­romantic cities in Europe.

Turkish coffee at a cafe while you consider the enormous diversity that the town's population comprises, and hear the Muezzines as if they were calling each other into prayers in the mosques.

If your body should wish something still more relaxing, you can take the trip to one of the town's many Turkish baths, called a ­hamam. Ayasofya Hürrem Sultan Hamam in Sultanhamet Square can be especially recommended as one of the most beautiful in the city.

And when darkness falls over

42

the city, it is time to provide yourself with the fantastic mixture of the Mediterranean, Arabia, Orient, China, France, Middle East and Africa that the Turkish kitchen offers. Afterwards, you can enjoy shows and exhibitions of all types.

For travellers without children, the nightlife can be described with one word: superior. •

S I GHTS E E I N G

TIPS

iPhone cover 179 NOK (BEFORE 249 NOK) CAPI

-20% OFF

Toilet case from Moods of Norway – 20 % ARG MEN DOMESTIC

Watch from ­Lambretta 499 NOK TRAVEL VALUE FASHION

Sweater from Ane Mon -15 % ARG DOMESTIC WOMEN Camera from Canon 3,499 NOK CAPI

ena n Hel renna jo s a r Ope stue & B E o

by M K (BEFOR 99 NO OK) ARK 149 N

Childrens shoes from Toms 399 NOK ARG ­ OMESTIC WOMEN D

GREAT OFFER

Mitone r from e k a e p Twist S K CAPI O 349 N Tray JUPITER 40cm 599 NOK (BEFORE 799 NOK) CHRISTIANIA GLASMAGASIN

Chain with large spinel 820 NOK (BEFORE 1,095 NOK) THUNE

SIGHTSEEING

CONTRAST 43

S I GHTS E EI N G

T H E L I ST

GA R D E N S

GREEN TERRAIN Are you drawn to both pulsing urban life and relaxing natural experiences when you're choosing a holiday destination?

Here are the cities for the person who wants everything.

1

2

3

4

5

POMP AND SPLENDOUR

PARADISE IN ABERDEEN

MADRID RIO

SPECTACULAR IN SAN FRANCISCO

BEACH SNACK IN LOFOTEN

The Czech ­ epublic's capital is R filled with delightful parks where a person can enjoy a quiet moment, and in the middle of the city centre you will find one of the most beautiful: Fansiscan Garden. ­Fansiscan Garden was established in 1357, in connection with the establishment of the "Church of Our Lady of the Snows", and there is hardly a better view of one of Prague's monuments.

Duthie Park is the name of the 44 acres in ­Aberdeen, ­Scotland, that were given as a gift to Lady Elizabeth ­Duthie of R ­ uthrieston in 1880, and which three years later were opened to the public. This paradise of a park is inter­ nationally known for its beautiful plants, fountains and statues. A tour of one of Europe's largest winter gardens, David Welch Winter Gardens, is also recommended. And if you come here for the tour, you absolutely must check out the perfume department!

In January 2008, the Madrid Rio project was presented by then Mayor Alberto Ruíz Gallardón, and even the most enthusiastic park dreamer will not be disappointed in Madrid Rio – the 820-hectare, urban park along the Manzanares river.

Despite the fact that the nearest shoreline is 350 kilometres away, beach life can be enjoyed here. ­Madrid Rio has namely taken the matter into its own hands and made an urban beach in the centre of the city.

Everything in the U.S. is bigger than here in Norway, and Golden Gate Park in San Francisco is the Frogner Park on steroids. With its 1,017 acres, there are few green spaces that can compete with the park's many beautiful gardens, playgrounds, ponds, monuments and picnic locations. If you are still hungry for an impression after your packed lunch has been devoured, the ­California ­Academy of S ­ ciences located in the park is ­recommended, where a unique insight into nature's many secrets is guaranteed.

Wherever you find yourself in Lofoten, the natural world is strikingly beautiful, and the only thing you really need to do is open your eyes.

Nevertheless, there are some places that are even better than others. Bring a cup of coffee and some food and wander along ­Hauklandsstranden.

The beach has been recognised as Norway's most beautiful, and with its crystal-clear water framed by mountains, there are few places a packed lunch can be supplemented with a better view.

44

S I GHTS E EI N G

T H E L I ST

PHOTOS: GETTY IMAGES

6

7

9

10

LAZY DAYS IN DUBAI

LISBON'S GREEN AREA

ROMANTIC IN BANGKOK

HELSINKI'S BEST CUT

Few places have a more hectic tempo than the jet-set city of Dubai. If you get worn out, fortunately you can flee the city's hustle and bustle for a few hours at fantastic Safa Park. With 150 acres in the centre of the city, 16,924 types of trees and bushes, 200 bird species and three rivers, the park is an experience in itself. Go up on one of the park's hills and let your eyes rest on out-of-breath joggers, while you yourself enjoy life on holiday to its fullest.

Parque das Naçþes is the place you visit if you want to take a stroll beyond the ordinary.

The area was developed in connection with the selection of the city for a World Exhibition in 1998, and it stands today as a manifestation of the present era in Lisbon. Walk along the new marina before you let yourself be fascinated by one of the world's largest aquariums: Lisbon Oceanarium.

After a few days trawling among temples and shopping centres in Bangkok, it is highly likely that the need to catch one's breath will make itself known.

King Rama IX Park is a natural alternative in that case. For the symbolic price of 10 baht, you get access to paradise.

In the international garden, seven countries display their landscape, and the botanical garden is also a beautiful sight.

To top things off, you can buy an ice cream in one of the many booths, before you glide out into the pond in a swanshaped boat.

Framed by both the sea and nature, Helsinki is a green city with a lively park life. Parks and green spaces actually make up a third of the entire Finnish capital! If you are looking for the best of the best, Alppipuisto Park is recommended, with delightful grassy areas, beautiful fountains and a unique atmosphere. It is also highly likely that you will have time for an artistic element or two while you enjoy food and beverages you have brought.

8 THE NATIONAL GARDEN "It remains in my memory like no other park I have known. It is the quintessence of a park, the thing one feels sometimes in looking at a canvas or dreaming of a place one would like to be in and never finds." Henry Miller was not modest when he described in 1939 what is today the National Garden in Athens. Located behind the Greek government building, you can take a break from the sun in the shade, smell the flowers and just simply take in the idyllic atmosphere.

45

S I GHTS EE I N G

COMFY FIRST

I DE AS

Small things can make a big difference. You’ll be smiling all the way to your destination thanks to these comfortable companions!

iPad pen from Mitone 99 NOK CAPI

Snack pack nut mix from Polly 27 NOK POINT

Selfie stick 99 NOK CAPI Six days in April by Stein Arne Nistad 349 NOK ARK

Neck pillow from 219 NOK CHRISTIANIA GLASMAGASIN

Passport holder pouch from GO Travel 129 NOK CHRISTIANIA GLASMAGASIN

46

SEASON

Smoked sausage

89 NOK SALMON HOUSE

GIFT IDEA

TASTE OF NORWAY

2 FOR 159 NOK

If you’re unsure of which gift to buy, the simplest option is often the best choice. Put a smoked sausage in your baggage, wrap a ribbon around it – and voilà! you have a gift that pleases.

47

DI N I N G

S ERV I C E S

CHILDREN

Say hello to Felix&Fiona – the concept for children and families with children Felix&Fiona is Oslo Airport's concept that shows children and parents ­services and facilities for children.

Among the services we find: Highly visible family lane at the security checkpoint.

Toy airplanes in Felix&Fiona colours Good selection of restaurants for families.

Special breastfeeding corner at Domestic.

Felix&Fiona will accompany families with children on the entire trip and the trip starts on the Internet. Visit us at osl.no/barn

CHECK IN

SECURITY

CHECK-IN MACHINES

SELF-SERVICE TICKET CONTROL AT THE SECURITY CHECKPOINT

The blue check-in machines for SAS and Star Alliance were ­replaced in March with 38 new common ­check-in machines for all travellers. The airlines still have their core areas with staff who help passengers, but more common machines means that travellers get more places to check in. This also applies for those who are travelling by charter. For OSL, this means that we can offer greater flexibility to you as a traveller. •

Self-service ticket machines will be set up before summer in front of the security checkpoint.

Travellers will then validate their tickets themselves on the way in to the security checkpoint.

There will still be manual validation at Lane 8 for travellers with reduced mobility and at Lane 9 for families with children (the Family Lane). Persons who are escorting travellers, and who only have an escort card and no ticket, may use either Lane 8 or 9 for this. •

48

S ERV I C E S DID YOU KNOW?

SECURITY

THE FUTURE OF SECURITY CONTROL AT AVINOR’S AIRPORTS

FREE

We are testing four different security scanners to learn how they can enhance security and whether they can facilitate an inspection that is perceived as more convenient for the passengers.

Avinor and Oslo Airport wish to facilitate a better flow through the security control area, and we believe that use of security scanners can help us achieve this. During certain periods toward May, we will start having travellers test the new security scanners and ask them to provide feedback. Would you give this a try?

There is free Wifi at Oslo Airport!

NO1 Oslo Airport was the largest airport in the Nordic countries in February in number of passengers?

Kastrup was number two, while Arlanda came in third.

This is the fourth time Oslo Airport has had the highest number of passengers in the Nordic countries.

WORK

• There are now more than 1,000 power outlets at Oslo Airport?

SERVICE

11

CUSTOMER SERVICE ON FACEBOOK Are you following Oslo Airport on F­ acebook? If so, you might know that we have over 50,000 followers and over 1 ­million check-ins! That means that we are the site in Norway where most people check in on Facebook.

Now we also have 24-hr customer service via Facebook so that you can get help no matter what time of day or night.

Where is the airport’s loading zone for the bus to Gjøvik? Which counter should I use if I am flying to Dubai? Can I take fried eggs through the security inspection? What is the fastest way for me to get to the hotel at Skøyen? These are examples of the questions we get each day. What would you like to know?

49

• You can travel to eleven intercontinental destinations from Oslo Airport?

24 MILL.

• More than 24 million passengers departed from Oslo Airport in 2014 and slightly more than 50 million passengers to and from ­Norwegian airports.

WORK UNDISTURBED BEFORE YOU FLY? Many passengers want an opportunity to be able to work when they are travelling, and therefore we have set up a work zone at International where a person can work in surroundings adapted for this. The area is well marked and is located in the vicinity of the passport control, farthest out in the International Pier. The work zone is equipped with chairs that have double electrical outlets, own desk for personal computer and good screening against noise and access to look in. In addition, counters have been set up at the windows, where you can enjoy a good view of the planes while you get the job done. •

S ERV I C E S

DIRECT ROUTES FROM OSL EUROPE

LYR

SVG

ABZ

DUB

BRU CDG

DUS

KRK

PRG

VIE

INN

MXP

GNB

BIQ

BIO

WAW

MUC

ZRH

SZG

BUD RJK

VCE PUY

PSA

NCE

SJJ SPU

MAD

BCN

LIS

AGP

MJV

ALC

IBZ

AJA

CAG

BEG

DBV

VAR BOJ

PRN

TIV

FCO

OLB

MAH PMI

VNO

GDN

FRA

ORY

SVO

SZZ

TXL SXF

GVA

BOD

CPH

HAM

AMS

LHR LGW

RIX PLQ

AAR BLL

MAN

TLL

VBY

GOT

AAL

LED

HEL ARN

KRS

EDI

FAO

KKN

BOO SSJ MQN BNN MJF OLA KSU TRD MOL AES RRS FRO HOV VDB FDE SDN BGO OSL SOG SRP HAU

FNC

LKL

BDU

EVE

KEF

ALF

TOS

ANX

CFU PVK

PMO

SAW

ADB

EFL

CTA

IST

DLM

ATH JTR

MLA

KGS RHO

AYT

GZP LCA

CHQ HER RAK TFS LPA

FUE

TLV

ACE

TLV

WORLD

OSL

EWR OAK JFK LAX

ISB MCO

FLL

DOH

DXB

LHE BKK

50

19H

19G

19F

19E

2-10, 12

19D

19C

11

19B

13

2

19A

15

5

14B-D

12

14

AVGANG DEPARTURES

11

16

18

3

4

Utgang Gates

5

1

20

4

6

22

6

51 12

11

10

9

8

7

6

5

4

3

2

7 3

2

4

26

5

Innland Domestic

News Bar

24

2-26

7

B C

1 2

8 9

1

8

6

2

D E

Security control

10

F G

2 1

9

2

2

23

9

1 H

7

Short term parking

3 12

20

19

18

17

16

15

14

16

39

17

40

41

17 18

43

18

42 44

19 20

Utland International

Work zone

37A-C

37A-C 35A-B

15 16

14 13

14 15 10 11

38

35-59

International departures

Utgang Gates

45

8

48

21 19

58A-F

50

Food and beverage 21 News Bar

51

53

Shops 19 Kiosk

50-59

Passport control

59

49

Utgang Gates

57

47A-F

56

46

S ERV I C E S

S ERV I C E S

AIRPORT EXPRESS TRAIN Tel. +47 815 00 777

NORWEGIAN STATE ­RAILWAYS Tel. +47 815 00 888

SAS AIRPORT COACH Tel. 177 from inside the airport.

Tel. +47 815 00 176

BUSES Tel. 177 from inside the ­airport.

Tel. +47 815 00 176

FLYBUSSEKSPRESSEN AIRPORT COACHES Tel. +47 815 44 444

NOR-WAY BUSSEKSPRESS Tel +47 815 44 444

TAXI If you want to take a taxi from the airport, we recommend you go to the taxi information desk in the arrivals hall. The taxi information desk has information about the fixed rates of the different companies that operate out of Oslo Airport. They can also book a taxi for you.

CAR RENTAL All the car rental companies operate at Oslo Airport. The companies are all located in the arrivals hall, on the west side towards the railway station.

PARKING There are a total of 19,755 parking spaces at Oslo Airport. They are located in two car parks and six outdoor parking areas.

Book online to get the best price www.parkering.osl.no

LOST & FOUND Items lost or found on planes arriving at Oslo Airport, in the airport terminal, or on the trains to the airport will be handed over to the lost and found office. This also applies to items forgotten in the security check.

Tel. +47 64 81 34 77 VAT REFUND Visitors residing outside Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Finland can receive a refund for the VAT paid on goods purchased in shops affiliated with Global Blue Tel. +47 922 39 895 or Tax Free Worldwide Norway AS Tel. +47 21 99 54 60

CAFÉS AND RESTAURANTS DEPARTURE HALL W.B. Samson Tel. +47 64 81 16 34 DOMESTIC DEPARTURES Caffe Ritazza Close to Gate 30 Tel. +47 64 81 16 31 Monolitten (café) Close to Gate 30 Tel. +47 64 81 16 32 Sinnataggen Bar Close to Gate 30, 1st floor Tel. +47 64 81 16 33 News Bar South Pier gate 19 Tel: +47 64 81 16 27

O`Learys Close to Gate 22 Tel. +47 64 81 16 22 Franks Close to Gate 22 Tel. +47 64 81 16 26 Upper Crust Close to Gate 20 Tel. +47 64 81 16 24 Pizza Hut Close to Gate 18 Tel. +47 64 81 16 23 Seafood Bar Close to Gate 24 Tel. +47 64 81 15 25 Parken Tlf +47 64 81 16 28 INTERNATIONAL DEPARTURES Le Grand Comptoir Close to Gate 34/36 Tel. +47 64 81 16 15

La Baguette Tel. +47 64 81 19 49 Beach club Tel. +47 64 81 19 49

SERVICES DnB Close to Gate 32 and 38 and Arrival Hall.

Tel. +47 03000 ATMs before and after security control.

Point Close to Gate 36/38 Tel. +47 64 81 16 00

EuroPark Airport parking Tel. +47 64 81 19 80 SHOPS

Ark Close to Gate 32 Tel. +47 64 81 18 71

O´Learys Close to Gate 39 Tel. +47 64 81 16 17

Airport Retail Group Fashionshop Two shops, close to Gate 26 and Gate 30 Tel. +47 64 82 06 62 +47 64 82 06 69

Upper Crust Close to Gate 44 Tel. +47 64 81 16 24 News Bar (Non-Schengen area) Close to Gate 48-59 Tel. +47 64 81 16 49 ARRIVAL HALL

Travel Value Close to Gate 28-30 Tel. +47 32 23 09 00 Point Close to Gate 26 Tel. +47 64 81 16 00 Capi Close to Gate 26 Tel. +47 64 81 14 85 Accessorize Close to Gate 24 Tel. +47 64 82 19 70 Point Close to Gate 19 Tel. +47 64 81 16 00

Starbucks Tel. + 47 64 81 16 73

INTERNATIONAL DEPARTURES:

Peppes Pizza Tel. +47 22 22 55 55

Duty Free Tel. +47 32 23 09 00

52

Thune Close to Gate 36/38 Tel. +47 64 81 92 92

Bus Information Desk Tel. +47 64 81 03 90

Foodmarket Close to Gate 39 Tel. +47 64 81 16 16

Pizza Hut Close to Gate 44 Tel. +47 64 81 16 13

Airport Retail Group Fashionshop Close to Gate 36/38 Tel. +47 64 82 06 63

Capi Close to Gate 36/38 Tel. +47 64 81 14 86

DOMESTIC DEPARTURES

Seafood Bar Close to Gate 42 Tel. +47 64 81 16 12

Christiania Glasmagasin Close to Gate 36/38 Tel. +47 466 14 210

Information Desk At Arrival Hall Tel. +47 06 400

Yo! Sushi Close to Gate 39 Tel. +47 64 81 15 19

Norwegian Aquavit Bar Close to Gate 40 Tel. +47 64 81 16 11

Salmon House Close to Gate 36 Tel. +47 64 81 16 51

Point Close to Gate 43 Tel. +47 64 81 16 18 Ark Close to Gate 40 Tel. +47 64 81 18 77 Travel Value Fashion Shop Close to gate 41 Tel. +47 982 53 195 ARRIVAL HALL 7-Eleven Tel. +47 64 82 18 84 Narvesen Tel. +47 64 82 18 80 Dataspesialisten Tel. +47 64 81 92 75 Ark Tel. +47 64 81 18 70 INTERNATIONAL ­BAGGAGE HALL AREA Duty Free Tel. +47 32 23 09 00

FOR MORE INFORMATION www.osl.no Tel. +47 06 400 (Changes may occur)

SEASON

DI N I N G

Explore more of Mallpaper at

MALLPAPER.NO

FREE

HOW TO SET UP FREE WIRELESS INTERNET ACCESS

Select the wireless network called AIRPORT Open your browser and the start page will appear Select "FREE WI-FI" and enter your email adress Log on – you are online

SHOPPING GUIDE PUBLICATION Shopping Guide is published by the business ­tenants association at Oslo Airport.

Design: Geelmuyden Kiese Printing: Fladby AS

Christina Dal Wæhle christina.dal.waehle@osl.no osl.no Reservation are made for misprints and price changes.

53

SEASON

DI N I N G

PĂ… REISE? GLEMT VALUTA? Ikke noe stress.

Vi har den valutaen du trenger.

V for Valuta

54