Engebret Cafè in Kvadraturen 

Kvadraturen is a historical district in the city center of Oslo. It is located between Akershus Fortress, City Hall Square, and the Norwegian Parliament. Kvadraturen is known for its architecture and historical significance.

The district was founded in 1624 after the city of Oslo was destroyed by a fire. King Christian IV ordered the reconstruction of the city in a square pattern, hence the name Kvadraturen. Many of the buildings from that time are still preserved, giving the area a unique atmosphere.

Today, Kvadraturen is a popular area for shopping, restaurants, and cultural experiences. There are many shops, eateries, and cafes along the cobblestone streets. In addition, Kvadraturen offers a variety of cultural attractions such as theaters, art galleries, and museums.

One of the most famous landmarks in Kvadraturen is Oslo Cathedral, also known as Oslo Domkirke. This beautiful church is a popular venue for weddings and concerts. Additionally, you will also find the Royal Palace nearby, which is the residence of the Norwegian royal family.

Kvadraturen is also an important financial center in Oslo, with many office buildings and financial institutions. The area has a good blend of history, culture, and modern business, making it a popular area for both visitors and locals.