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Stortorvet is Kongsbergs largest mall. You can enter the mall from Stasjonsbakken, 3 places in Storgata and from 2 different parking lots underneath the mall.
What to buy: You can find almost all kinds of shops inside the mall.
What to pay: Average prices for Norway
Written Apr 15, 2010
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STORTOVET is a big supermarket in the center of Kongsberg. There you can find everything you need and there are also some restaurants where you can taste pizza and norwegian recipes. I personally bought a great food typical from Kongsberg region: the biscuits of Peer Gynt. These biscuits are thin and very sweet. I love them!!!
What to buy: I personally bought a great food typical from Kongsberg region: the biscuits of Peer Gynt. These biscuits are thin and very sweet. I love them!!!
Updated Sep 15, 2004
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