Mobile "Prikkedronningen" at Henie Onstad Kunstsenter
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Henie Onstad Kunstsenter
We’re coming up! The huskies at Bergvang visitor farm, in Asker, simply love to run!
Meet farm animals in beautiful natural surroundings, walk with the cute alpacas, go horseback riding and enjoy the farm café during winter and summer.
Bergvang visitor farm in Asker
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Bergvang visitor farm in Asker
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In Asker, you’ll find the coastal pearl Vollen, with beautiful beaches, a recreational area and a unique history and coastal culture.
Did you know that the famous Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen’s polar vessel “MS Maud” was built here? Dive into the fascinating history at the Oslofjord museum.
The coastal trail winds along the west side of the Oslofjord, almost continuously between the cities of Oslo and Larvik.
You can stroll along as the trail passes through Vollen.
Vollen harbour in Oslofjord
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Akershus NLE
Vollen harbour in Oslofjord
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Akershus NLE
Continue southwards to get to the Hurumhalvøya – for most people, this is an undiscovered pearl.
Enjoy the charming bays, farm shops and art galleries by the coastal settlements of Holmsbu and Rødtangen.
Grab your flip-flops and your sunscreen and head to the Oslo fjords own beach paradise – with a white beach, palm trees and the restaurant’s Mediterranean buffet.
And don’t miss the annual art exhibit at the lighthouse.
Restaurant Villa Malla in Filtvet
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Patricia Papageorgiou
Restaurant Villa Malla in Filtvet
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Patricia Papageorgiou
Stop by Drammen if you’re longing for the urban vibes. The city has won several awards for its urban development.
Check out the street art, cultural events, and the architecture at the Papirbredden before you …
Drammen town
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Christine Baglo / Visit Norway
Drammen town
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Christine Baglo / Visit Norway
… cross the renowned Ypsilon bridge and follow the promenade along the scenic Drammenselva river.
Bring along your swimsuit, fishing rod and picnic basket.
Drammen’s greatest hidden gem is underground.
Ypsilonbroen in Drammen
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Christine Baglo / Visit Norway
Ypsilonbroen in Drammen
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Christine Baglo / Visit Norway
The dramatic tunnel named Spiralen, or the spiral, is ranked in the top ten greatest tunnels in the world.
You’re driving in circles, six times around your own axis!
"Bragernes torg" in Drammen
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"Bragernes torg" in Drammen
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From the streets of Drammen you may travel a bit further to experience some of the most lush areas in Eastern Norway, like Lier, Hurum and Svelvik.
Here, they have cultivated fruit and vegetables for generations, and you can taste award-winning apple cider and dessert wine from the local farms.
Applefarm in Eastern Norway
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Mohri Film
Applefarm in Eastern Norway
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Mohri Film
All of these treasures are waiting for you by the Oslofjord!