SALT - Art & Music

Great venue with various trucks and vendors. We grabbed some ciders and gyros. Then we headed to the far side of the venue for salsa and bachata event from 1pm to 4 pm on a Sunday afternoon. 8 krona entry fee for dancing to DJ. Good selection of food and beverages. Alcoholic and non- alcoholic. And ice cream Accessible entry and accessible venue and seating at standard picnic tables and tables

Had a beer break here after the Oslofjord cruise. The cruise was wonderful and so was the beer.

Amazing afternoon to night rave! Area has the sea front and the vibe of the place is so good. Highly recommend!

Place to be! Great food, delicious drinks, and an amazing view over the city and the bay. The staff is friendly and attentive – you really feel welcome here. Highly recommended!

I went to SALT one morning because I wanted to start one of my days in Oslo with a sauna. It was fairly easy to book a ticket and time online. I went in the morning when only one of the three large saunas are open. When you get there it’s kind of confusing finding the check-in, because the front which is the concert venue/food trucks/gift shop/etc. are still closed, but the sauna facilities are all the way in the back. You check in at the bar and there are basically a men and woman’s locker/changing room respectively, the co-ed saunas, showers and then large barrels for cold plunging. I brought my own towel, swimwear, lock, and shoes. It’s by no means luxurious, but it’s a nice place to sauna and cold plunge which is the point. Can’t remember if the open sauna was meant to be the silent one but many patrons conversed, and not all rinsed - so many tourists and probably not frequent sauna goers if you’re stringent on sauna etiquette. Bar staff was friendly.

Reindeer pizza was to die for! It tasted so good. And there was a nice Salsa social in the front on another day. The place was nice, with great music. Will definitively go back.

Came here for the private sauna which was easy to book. There was a wait to get in which ate into our time there. The private saunas are next to each other so we still shared an outside space with others. When we went, the personal ice plunges were frozen so we had to use the communal ones down the stairs. Luckily, the ice plunge was not for me. The views were great. The air in the sauna was quite salty.

Wonderful experience! My friends and I went and tried out the public sauna. Great price. Markus tended to us and was wonderful! He was very helpful, kind and welcoming. There are three different saunas with different temperatures. They do a ritual on the half hour. We also tried the restaurant and loved it! We had the burger, fries, reindeer soup, fish soup, dumplings and all were delicious. Also great service as well.