Dronningparken is a beautiful and peaceful section of the palace grounds that impressed me with its…read morecarefully maintained landscaping and tranquil atmosphere. The walking paths wind through lovely green areas filled with mature trees and seasonal flowers. I particularly appreciated how quiet and relaxing the park felt despite being close to the city center. It is an ideal place for a leisurely stroll or a short break while exploring Oslo. The natural beauty and royal setting make this a very special location. I left with great memories and plenty of photographs.

30 minutes outside Oslo, and you can enjoy beautiful nature, freshly baked pastry and a tour…read morethrough one of few mansions in Norway. Take a walk on the property and just soak in the nature while at it. There are horses and cows here as well. Fun for adults and kids. I really enjoyed the guided tour through the house, however don't expect a gigantic mansion like the ones you find abroad. This is Norway, and we used to be a poor country before the oil was found in 1969. While in the area, there is a country store 5 minutes even further down the road. So scenic and far from the urban city life. Yet, still in Oslo.

I love this place. Summer or Winter it is absolutely charming. I just had lunch in the coffee shop…read moreand found the food fresh and very seasonal. Delicious roast beef, Reke (prawns) and bagettes. But leave room for the amazing cakes. Leading up to Christmas the farm hosts a typical christmas fare. Lots of warm food and handcrafts to buy and the best Gløgg i have ever had. Ask the wonderful ladies serving if you can try the "special" one. They make one for the kids without alchohol...and one for us!! :)