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Changing tables in Oslo

A full nappy and nowhere to change it is one of the surest ways to ruin an outing. Here are the places where a changing table has been confirmed to us, by the place itself or by readers, both places to eat and meeting places for parents.

89 places with a confirmed changing table

89 places

Offentlig toalett ved Oslo S

Stellerom

Strandgata, 0154 Oslo

A paid public toilet by Oslo Central Station, open around the clock every day. The changing table is inside the accessible toilet, and OSM says there is a charge for the changing table itself as well. Byporten, further up in this guide, is a few minutes away on the other side of the station.

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Café Grevinnen

Place to eat

SĂžrkedalsveien 450, 0758 Oslo, Marka

The cafe occupies the old brewhouse at Bogstad Manor, serving freshly baked Bogstad rolls and buns, open sandwiches and cakes, with a fireplace in winter and outdoor seating in summer. Open Tuesday to Sunday 11-16. A natural stop when visiting the farm, the museum shop or the playground by Bogstadvannet.

  • Step-free access
  • High chair
  • Pram space
  • Changing table
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Postkontoret

Place to eat

Hagegata 27, 0653 Oslo, Gamle Oslo

Bar and pizza place in the Toyen culture house on Toyen square, with Italian pizza and its own kids' pizza. Spacious premises with long tables, smaller tables and booths, so there is room to linger with the family. Open from 12 every day. Outdoor seating on the square in summer. The times were checked on 27 October 2026.

  • Step-free access
  • High chair
  • Pram space
  • Changing table
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Offentlig toalett pÄ HovedÞya

Stellerom

Ved fergeleiet, HovedĂžya

A free public toilet with a baby changing table on HovedĂžya, right by the ferry landing and the information board. Four cubicles, and adapted for wheelchair users. The island is reached by the B1 boat from Aker brygge. OSM gives no date for when the information was last re-checked.

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Parken Bakeri

Place to eat

Gaustadalléen 21, 0349 Oslo, Nordre Aker

Bakery and cafe in the Forskningsparken science park, run by Nord Oslo, roasting their own coffee beans and baking cakes and pastries from local ingredients. Baked goods and salads by day, pizza on selected evenings. Open weekdays only (7:30-17:30), closed at weekends.

  • Step-free access
  • High chair
  • Pram space
  • Changing table
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W.B. Samson Carl Berner

Place to eat

Trondheimsveien 110, 0565 Oslo, GrĂŒnerlĂžkka

Neighbourhood bakery by Carl Berners plass, with bread, pastries and cinnamon buns from W.B. Samson. The transport hub right outside has both metro and tram, so it is easy to reach.

  • Step-free access
  • High chair
  • Pram space
  • Changing table
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Museumskafeen pÄ Frogner

Place to eat

Halvdan Svartes gate 58, 0268 Oslo, Frogner

The cafe of the City Museum and Theatre Museum at Frogner Manor, run by SULT. Coffee, fresh baked goods and lunch dishes, and in summer outdoor seating in the manor's large courtyard. There have been reports that prams are not allowed inside, and that the spindle chairs are not comfortable for sitting a long time, for instance while breastfeeding. Follows the museum's opening hours, and sits in the middle of Frogner Park.

  • High chair
  • Changing table
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Storo Storsenter

Place to eat

Vitaminveien 7-9, 0485 Oslo, Sagene

Shopping centre at Storo with around 145 shops and services and over 30 cafes and eateries. The nursing and changing room is on the second floor and has microwaves. Lifts, wide walkways and a roof over your head whatever the weather. A hub for metro, tram and bus, 15 minutes from the city centre.

  • Step-free access
  • High chair
  • Pram space
  • Changing table
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Juret

Place to eat

Wergelandsveien 17, 0167 Oslo, Sentrum

Restaurant and bar in Kunstnernes Hus, serving from late morning to late evening, closed on Mondays. The outdoor seating area is large, with plenty of room for strollers, and indoors there is room for both strollers and play. Kunstnernes Hus has its own changing facilities and an elevator to the upper floors by the reception.

  • Step-free access
  • Pram space
  • Changing table
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Kaffe & BrĂžd Disen

Place to eat

Disenveien 31, 0587 Oslo, Nordre Aker

Neighbourhood cafe at Disen with its own bakery, a wide coffee selection and a soup of the day on weekdays. Open daily until 17. Covered outdoor seating makes it easy to park the pram under shelter.

  • Step-free access
  • High chair
  • Pram space
  • Changing table
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Norð BjÞlsen

Place to eat

Bergensgata 12, 0468 Oslo, Sagene

Nord's first bakery, opened in 2011, with house-baked sourdough and pastries and coffee from direct-trade beans. Opens early on weekdays (7-17) and from 9 at weekends, which suits an early-rising baby. A short walk to the Akerselva river and Bjolsen park.

  • Step-free access
  • High chair
  • Pram space
  • Changing table
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Cafe Amsterdam

Place to eat

Kristian Augusts gate 12, 0164 Oslo, Sentrum

Cafe and pub on Kristian Augusts gate in the city centre, built on Dutch tradition, calm during the day and lively in the evening. Has drawing supplies and Lego Duplo for the children, plus a changing table, room for a pram and high chairs. Open Tuesday to Friday from 3pm and Saturday from 1pm. Closed Monday and Sunday. The times were checked on 27 October 2026.

  • Step-free access
  • High chair
  • Pram space
  • Changing table
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Kafé En23

Place to eat

EnsjĂžveien 23B, 0661 Oslo, Gamle Oslo

Neighborhood café in the Salvation Army's new community hall in EnsjÞ, with plenty of room for new-parent groups and a large play area for children just outside. The café is at EnsjÞveien 23, which is where the name comes from, and started out open Wednesday to Sunday from 10am to 3pm. The Salvation Army runs it as work training, and has capped all coffee at 50 kroner.

  • Step-free access
  • Pram space
  • Changing table
  • Play corner
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Espresso House Pilestredet

Place to eat

Pilestredet 39D, 0166 Oslo, Frogner

Chain coffee bar on Pilestredet by the OsloMet university. Comfortable armchairs and a changing table, but no room for a pram indoors. A short walk to Bislett and St. Hanshaugen park.

  • High chair
  • Changing table
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Stellerom pÄ Alti Ullevaal

Stellerom

Torgny Segerstedts vei, 0855 Oslo

A baby changing room in the paid toilets on the lower floor of the centre by UllevÄl stadium. Note that OSM adds a caveat of its own: the toilet is probably only open when the centre is open. Adapted for wheelchair users, last re-checked in January 2026.

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Godt BrĂžd Nydalen

Place to eat

Nydalsveien 33, 0484 Oslo, Nordre Aker

Organic bakery and cafe in Nydalen where everything is baked on site. Godt BrĂžd has two branches in Nydalen, and this one is at Nydalsveien 33. A short walk to the Akerselva river and the trail north.

  • Pram space
  • Changing table
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Mat & Mer

Place to eat

Bergensgata 2, 0468 Oslo, Sagene

Restaurant, coffee bar and delicatessen at Bjolsen, serving lunch, dinner, takeaway and catering. Comfortable sofas for breastfeeding and space to change a nappy in the toilet. Prams are meant to stay outside, but there have been reports that one can be parked at the edge of the room. A short walk to the Akerselva river and Bjolsen park.

  • High chair
  • Changing table
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Happis

Place to eat

Rolf Hofmos gate 4, 0655 Oslo, Gamle Oslo

Ice cream bar/gelateria with handmade ice cream made from local, natural ingredients. Located on EnsjĂž torg, about 100 m from EnsjĂž metro station, with a small play area for children and a changing table indoors. Prams have to stay outside.

  • High chair
  • Changing table
  • Play corner
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Offentlig toalett i Klosterenga park

Stellerom

Jarlegata, 0656 Oslo

A public toilet with a baby changing table in Klosterenga park at Galgeberg. It costs five kroner, and the toilet is unisex and adapted for wheelchair users. Last re-checked in OpenStreetMap in May 2025. The playground in the park is right next to it.

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KaffeLykke

Place to eat

KĂžbenhavngata 20, 0567 Oslo, GrĂŒnerlĂžkka

Neighbourhood cafe on KĂžbenhavngata in GrĂŒnerlĂžkka, owned by the City of Oslo, where the Grunerlokka borough provides work training for young adults aged 18 to 25. Serves breakfast, lunch, coffee and baked goods at low prices. Clean toilet with a changing table, but prams must be left outside.

  • High chair
  • Changing table
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Drabanten

Place to eat

Veitvetveien 8, 0596 Oslo, Bjerke

Neighborhood restaurant in Veitvet senter with an internationally inspired menu for lunch and dinner. Open Monday to Friday 11am-7pm, closed Saturday and Sunday. Its own play corner with toys and a changing table in the toilet. There have been reports that prams are no longer allowed inside, so pram space is left unconfirmed. Also offers catering and can be booked for birthdays and parties.

  • High chair
  • Changing table
  • Play corner
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Anatolia

Place to eat

Økernveien 9, 0653 Oslo, Gamle Oslo

Turkish restaurant on Toyen square, right by the metro. Grilled dishes, meze and bread from their own oven. Sharing small plates works well with children.

  • High chair
  • Pram space
  • Changing table
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Anne pÄ Landet Frognerparken

Place to eat

Frognerparken (ved Hundejordet), 0268 Oslo, Frogner

Anne pa Landet's cafe sits in Frogner Park, serving handmade food, home baking and lunch with plenty of outdoor seating in the middle of the park. Open daily 10-17 all year (closed Christmas Eve), making it an easy stop mid-walk with a pram. There is lots of room for prams outdoors, while the indoor area is limited.

  • Step-free access
  • High chair
  • Pram space
  • Changing table
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Paviljongen i Bjerkedalen

Place to eat

Refstadveien 73, 0584 Oslo, Bjerke

The cafe pavilion in the middle of Bjerkedalen park, with large outdoor seating facing the pond and playgrounds right nearby. The park has an open stream with fish and ducks, and a natural ice rink from 1 November to 1 April when the weather allows. It won the prize for best Norwegian outdoor space in 2016.

  • Step-free access
  • High chair
  • Pram space
  • Changing table
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Peloton

Place to eat

Torggata 35, 0183 Oslo, St. Hanshaugen

Bar with kitchen in Torggata, with an Italian-inspired menu: handmade pasta and pizza, small sharing plates and imported Italian wines. Named "excellent pizzeria Europe" by an Italian pizza guide.

  • Step-free access
  • High chair
  • Pram space
  • Changing table
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Barcode Street Food

Place to eat

Dronning Eufemias gate 14, 0191 Oslo, Gamle Oslo

A large street food hall right in the middle of the Barcode area next to Oslo S, with around 14 different food stalls offering dishes from around the world, including vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options. Has its own play area for children. The play area has its own opening hours: it is open until 16:00 on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, and until 20:00 on other days (last checked 25 July 2026). The play room is not mentioned on their website, but the owner visited and confirmed it on 4 October 2026.

  • Step-free access
  • High chair
  • Pram space
  • Changing table
  • Play corner
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JordbĂŠrpikene Storo

Place to eat

Vitaminveien 7-9, 0485 Oslo, Sagene

Cafe on the third floor of Thon Senter Storo, where both food and cakes are made from scratch in their own kitchen with seasonal ingredients. Works for everything from coffee and cake to lunch. You can take the pram right up to the table, and they have a changing table, high chairs and their own children's menu. Right next to a baby shop and a toy shop, and tables can be reserved. Open Monday to Friday 9am to 9pm and Saturday 9am to 7pm, closed Sunday (checked 24.10.2026).

  • Step-free access
  • High chair
  • Pram space
  • Changing table
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Offentlig toalett pÄ Gressholmen

Stellerom

Ved gjestebrygga, Gressholmen

A free public toilet with a baby changing table on Gressholmen, by the guest quay. Adapted for wheelchair users. Gressholmen is joined to RambergĂžya and Heggholmen, so you can walk between them on dry land, and the island is reached by the B1 boat from Aker brygge. OSM gives no date for when the information was last re-checked.

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Essa pÄ Ljabru Verk

Place to eat

Ljabruveien 87, 1266 Oslo, Nordstrand

Neighbourhood restaurant in the old industrial courtyard at Ljabru Verk, with a Neapolitan pizza oven and a charcoal grill. The courtyard seats over a hundred and has boules, so the children have something to do between courses. Closed Monday and Tuesday, otherwise open Wednesday 4-9pm, Thursday and Friday 4-11pm, Saturday 2-11pm and Sunday 1-8pm (opening hours checked 17 October 2026). Baby changing and high chairs available, and easy to get in with a pram.

  • Step-free access
  • High chair
  • Changing table
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Stellerom pÄ CC Vest

Stellerom

Lilleakerveien 16, 0283 Oslo

A baby changing room in the ground floor toilets at CC Vest. The centre is large and level inside, so it is a short walk from the car park and there is plenty of room for a pram. OSM does not say whether the toilet costs anything.

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The list only shows places we have confirmed. A place that is not here may well have a changing table without us knowing yet. If you know of one, please tell us using the feedback button in the bottom right.