Walk along Drøbak´s fjordside park

A short and cozy trip is a visit to the pride of the city, Badeparken.

This is the municipality's Millennium Site, concert venue, swimming area for young and old, and it contains a number of attractions.

You can choose to enter the park from the south at Båthavna or by the beautiful Drøbak Church from 1776. Inside the park, you can either stroll along a network of paths along the sea or move a bit up into the park over gently rolling terrain and through what the locals call Gamleparken (the Old Park).

If you enter from the south at Båthavna, you are greeted by the beautiful sight of blooming cherry trees.

Inside the park, you will find a play area for children, you can visit an art exhibition at Galleri Varmbadet, lie down and soak up the sun on Parrstranda in the north, or dive into the sea from the diving board "Femmer’n."

Badeparken also features a popular playground with a slide, swings, and a climbing net.

There is a beautiful Memorial Grove for those who fell from Frogn during World War II, and you can become acquainted with the bust of Colonel Eriksen, who sank the German warship Blücher on April 9, 1940.

A little below the bust lies a large anchor from the Blücher, which was retrieved from the depths where the warship sank during the dramatic and significant historical military action in 1940.