Get weed in Oslo

Where to buy/get cannabis in Oslo-Norway. Oslo, Norway’s capital, is located at the mouth of the Oslofjord on the country’s southern coast. It is well-known for its parks and museums. Many of these may be found on the Bygdy Peninsula, including the waterside Norwegian Maritime Museum and the Viking Ship Museum, which houses 9th century Viking ships. The Holmenkollbakken is a ski jumping hill with spectacular fjord views. There’s also a ski museum there. Keep reading for more on how to get weed/marijuana in Oslo-Norway.

Weed Smoking tolerance level [1- very illegal 5-virtually legal]= 4

Cannabis Laws in Oslo

All possession and use of hash or pot is prohibited in Norway. Although it is possible to be arrested for possessing marijuana in Norway, Oslo is one of the more pot-friendly cities in the country. Police don’t care about purchasers and will only search you if you’re smoking in front of them. People will not snitch until you blast smoke in their faces or smoke in front of their windows.
The cops in this area don’t seem to mind if you’re using drugs. It’s really unlawful, so if you’re detected, you’ll be severely punished. But, even if it doesn’t appear that way on the surface, you’re unlikely to be detected.

Norway is a nation where a large number of people use drugs. Police aren’t interested in catching everyone, so unless you’re under the age of 15, and it’s obvious, they won’t bother stopping you.

Where to get cannabis in Oslo

The easiest place to get some hash is in the city center; the subway will take you there. “Grnland” is the name of the stop (read Gronland is ok). Drug dealers from all across the city congregate beside the river in this area in the heart of the city.

Prior to the police raid, most of the hashish sold along the river was re-alduterated soapbar (yep, they grind up the soapbar and add even more stuff) or worse – rubber, wood, or something else entirely. Prior to this time, top-notch hash was always accessible near the river, owing to a high concentration of pushers and consequently intense competition.