Wander along a culinary footpath molded by medieval eating habits on a foodie adventure tailored to your tastebuds, like grabbing sizzling prawns straight from a fisherman at sparkling portside Oslo, or heading to tiny eatery Fiskeriet Youngstorget for the best salmon in town. Old-school Restaurant Schrøder, teaming with locals, awaits with delicious Oslovian meatballs and charming street views, then dart to nearby café Kaffistova that has been serving traditional food for a century. Travel along flower-lined streets to no-frills Heralds Vaffel, where knives and forks aren't an option and taste trumps all, before retiring to hipster neighborhood Grünerløkka, sprinkled with trendy eateries and artsy folk, for a glass of Scandinavian vodka and hearty fårikål stew.