Espa

Espa Bolleland

  • A brightly lit bakery display filled with a wide variety of fresh buns and pastries arranged on multiple shelves.
  • An employee in yellow workwear assists a customer at the checkout in a busy store, with food and beverages visible on the counter in a brightly lit re
  • A group of employees wearing yellow and red uniforms working together behind the counter in a busy store or food service area.
  • A round store display filled with pre-packaged baked goods and snacks, placed in a bright and modern retail area.
  • A gas station with multiple fuel pumps and a service building, viewed from the parking area on a clear day.
  • A yellow T-shirt with printed text hanging on a clothing rack in a store, surrounded by other garments and promotional items.
  • A person stands outside a building taking a photo of a large wall sign displaying the name “Bolleland” and sales information.
  • A store display island featuring an assortment of beverages and snacks, with handwritten chalkboard-style information on the sides.
  • A busy convenience store interior where customers are shopping in front of shelves and counters stocked with snacks, drinks, and fast food items.
  • A Shell-branded gas station where customers walk between the fuel pumps and the store entrance on a sunny day.
  • A Shell-branded gas station where customers walk between the fuel pumps and the store entrance on a sunny day.

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Over 1.5 million buns sold annually

Norway’s most famous buns



For many, Bolleland is a mandatory stop along the E6. The Shell Service Station, located at Espa in Stange municipality, sells over 1.5 million Espa buns annually. At maximum capacity, 2 000 buns go through the ovens per hour.



The “bun adventure” started in 1999, with 18 000 buns sold. In 2006, the Norwegian national TV ran a story about the Espa buns, and the following day sales increased by almost 100 percent. Since then, Bolleland has featured in numerous articles and newspapers, and has become an attraction in its own right.



Other local products, such as cheese, honey, jam, juice and cured sausages, are also available.


Source: Visit Lillehammer