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Centered on Europe’s largest waterfall, the town of Sarpsborg was founded a thousands years ago by Norway’s patron saint and most famous king.
There are several more in the area, as well as burial mounds and stone monuments testifying to Sarpsborg’s ancient history.
The little ones will find many reasons to like Saprsborg. INSPIRA science centre is a popular scientific recreation and learning centre of technology, natural sciences and mathematics. At Eventyrfabrikken you are met by a suspension bridge, there are pipes you can crawl through, ball pools, trampolines, pedal cars, jumping castles – and if you want to improve your climbing skills, you can visit Gekko climbing centre.
The history of the town and the county of Østfold you can explore further at Borgarsyssel Museum, by the ruins of the Medieval St. Nikolas Church. Also wander around Kulåsparken in the charming town centre. There are several options for getting to Sarpsborg.
Find more inspiration on Sarpsborg's official website.
A science centre is a popular scientific recreation and learning centre of technology, natural sciences and…
Go to: Inspiria Science CenterA science centre is a popular scientific recreation and learning centre of technology, natural sciences and…
Gekko- Rock Climbing Sarpsborg has an excellent atmosphere and the center promotes climbing as a social…
Go to: GekkoGekko- Rock Climbing Sarpsborg has an excellent atmosphere and the center promotes climbing as a social…
Borgarsyssel Museum holds an extensive collection of artifacts and old objects from different periods of time.…
Go to: Borgarsyssel MuseumBorgarsyssel Museum holds an extensive collection of artifacts and old objects from different periods of time.…
The Solberg Tower by Østfold's E6 is a landmark offering unexpected experiences. People have lived in and…
Go to: SolbergtårnetThe Solberg Tower by Østfold's E6 is a landmark offering unexpected experiences. People have lived in and…
Hafslund Manor is one of the most beautiful manors in Norway. It has traditionally teemed with activity:…
Go to: Hafslund ManorHafslund Manor is one of the most beautiful manors in Norway. It has traditionally teemed with activity:…
The areas around Sarpsborg are well suited for hiking and biking.
Go to: Footpaths and bicycling in SarpsborgThe areas around Sarpsborg are well suited for hiking and biking.
Greåker Fort The fort was built around 1900 and in terms of military history, is regarded as part of…
Go to: Greåker FortGreåker Fort The fort was built around 1900 and in terms of military history, is regarded as part of…
The waterfall is about 23 meters , and the flow of water is immense, coming from Norway's largest river…
Go to: SarpefossenThe waterfall is about 23 meters , and the flow of water is immense, coming from Norway's largest river…
Enjoy a bike ride in Sarpsborg and the surroundings!
Go to: Bicycling in Sarpsborg with surroundingsEnjoy a bike ride in Sarpsborg and the surroundings!
The Borregaard workers "holiday-home" with camping facilities and a public beach. Huge lawns and a…
Go to: FeriehjemmetThe Borregaard workers "holiday-home" with camping facilities and a public beach. Huge lawns and a…
Quality Hotel Sarpsborg is the largest activity and conference hotel in Scandinavia.Capacity: 260 rooms,…
Go to: Quality Hotel SarpsborgQuality Hotel Sarpsborg is the largest activity and conference hotel in Scandinavia.Capacity: 260 rooms,…
At Utne Camping you can enjoy the quiet surroundings. We have apartments, cabins and caravans available for…
Go to: Utne CampingAt Utne Camping you can enjoy the quiet surroundings. We have apartments, cabins and caravans available for…
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Combine cool city culture in the capital with wildlife experiences in raw nature. In a short time, you can get from charming coastal towns in the Oslo region via huge forests to Norway’s highest and mightiest mountains in the Jotunheimen national park.
Fredrikstad is a cosy city with deep historical roots and it’s home to one of the best-preserved fortress towns in Scandinavia. Just west of Fredrikstad lies the Hvaler archipelago, with its 833 islands and islets.
Between Oslo and the Swedish border, you’ll find Østfold – a region full of cultural cities and idyllic seaside experiences.
The area between Oslo and the Swedish border offers unspoilt nature, excellent fishing spots, and the Halden canal, which is the oldest in Norway.
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