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Park 29 restaurant

Park 29 · Oslo · Behind the Royal Palace

Good Restaurants in Oslo

Fine dining in Oslo's oldest wooden villa. Park 29 serves French and Italian cooking with the best of Norwegian produce — two minutes from the Royal Palace, with six private rooms and one of the city's loveliest garden terraces.

Where to eat well in Oslo

What makes Park 29 one of Oslo's good restaurants

If you're looking for a good restaurant in Oslo for a proper dinner — a birthday, a business meal, a romantic evening, or simply a memorable meal while visiting the city — Park 29 is one of the capital's most characterful choices. Set in Oslo's oldest wooden villa, built in 1847, the restaurant serves a classic French- and Italian-inspired menu built on the best of Norwegian, Italian and French produce, a two-minute walk from the Royal Palace. You can order from the seasonal à la carte menu or the tasting menu, paired with a wine list recognised by Star Wine List.

1847
Oslo's oldest wooden villa
2 min
From the Royal Palace
6
Private dining rooms

Why guests come back

Three reasons Park 29 stands out in Oslo

The kitchen

A classic kitchen inspired by France and Italy, built on the best of Norwegian, Italian and French produce. Choose the seasonal à la carte menu, or let the kitchen guide you through a tasting menu — with pairings drawn from a wine list recognised by Star Wine List.

The house

Park 29 occupies Oslo's oldest wooden villa, an 1847 townhouse in leafy Homansbyen once home to composer Halfdan Kjerulf. Elegant rooms, history in every wall, and a two-minute walk from the Royal Palace and Karl Johans gate.

The garden

In the warmer months, Park 29's garden terrace is one of the loveliest places to eat in the city — a hidden oasis under flowering lilacs, tucked away yet minutes from the centre of Oslo.

Plan your visit

A restaurant for a proper night out

Park 29 works equally well for a romantic dinner, a family celebration, a business meal, or a relaxed evening on the terrace. The dining room is intimate and popular, so we recommend booking a table in advance — especially for weekend evenings and warm summer days.

  • À la carte and tasting menus
  • Wine list recognised by Star Wine List
  • Six private dining rooms for 6–48 guests
  • Garden terrace open in the warmer months
  • Two minutes from the Royal Palace
  • Reservations recommended
Dining room at Park 29, an 1847 townhouse restaurant in Oslo

The location

Central Oslo, two minutes from the Royal Palace

Park 29 sits in the leafy Homansbyen district just west of the Royal Palace gardens, at the foot of Hegdehaugsveien. For anyone staying in central Oslo, it's an easy walk from Karl Johans gate, the National Theatre and most of the city's hotels — a quieter, more characterful alternative to the busy restaurants along the main street.

Park 29 Parkveien 29, 0350 Oslo, Norway

A royal connection

The 1847 villa that houses Park 29 was designed by Hans Ditlev Franciscus von Linstow — the same architect responsible for the Royal Palace at the top of Karl Johans gate. One of Oslo's finest examples of Swiss-style timber architecture, the house has welcomed diners, dignitaries and Christiania's artistic elite for well over a century.

Menu & wine

A seasonal menu, French and Italian at heart

Our menu is built around the seasons, drawing on French and Italian technique and the best produce from Norway, Italy and France. Order à la carte or choose the tasting menu, with a wine pairing from a cellar recognised by Star Wine List. Menus can be adjusted for allergies and dietary needs with a little notice.

Good to know

Frequently asked questions

What kind of restaurant is Park 29?

Park 29 is a classic fine-dining restaurant in central Oslo, inspired by French and Italian cuisine and using the best produce from Norway, Italy and France. It's set in Oslo's oldest wooden villa, built in 1847, and offers both an à la carte menu and a tasting menu.

Where is Park 29 located?

Park 29 is at Parkveien 29, 0350 Oslo, in the Homansbyen district — a two-minute walk from the Royal Palace and an easy stroll from Karl Johans gate and the National Theatre.

Is Park 29 a good restaurant for a special occasion or business dinner?

Yes. Park 29 is a popular choice for birthdays, anniversaries, romantic dinners and business meals. Beyond the main dining room, the house has six private rooms (chambre séparée) for 6 to 48 guests. See our private dining rooms.

Does Park 29 have outdoor seating?

Yes — in the warmer months, Park 29 opens its garden terrace, one of the loveliest places to eat outdoors in Oslo. Tables in the garden are popular on sunny days, so booking ahead is recommended.

How do I book a table at Park 29?

You can book a table online, or call us on +47 481 70 000. Reservations are recommended, especially for weekend evenings and summer days on the terrace.

Reserve

Book your table at Park 29

One of Oslo's good restaurants for a proper dinner — inside an 1847 villa, two minutes from the Royal Palace. Reserve a table below, or get in touch about a private room.

Parkveien 29, 0350 Oslo, Norway