Bygdø Royal Farm — Attraction in Oslo

Bygdø Kongsgård actually consists of two parts - the active experimental farm (forsøksgård) administered by Norsk Folkemuseum. This farm is great for kids in groups from school, preschool, etc., or when it opens for special events. The other part is the Royal Manor, one of the royal family's summer residences. At its core is a historic manor house from the 1700's, probably one of the oldest surviving buildings on the island. The manor, farm and property are an important part of the island's history, but unfortunately the manor is rarely open to the public. Bygdø Kongsgård has a lot of (sadly)...

Bygdøy Royal Estate is very beautiful place to spend some time and walk around during summer to take in the scenery or to view the lovely animals and its very big. The house's there look so old and beautiful. They have visitors center too. And you can go and see many types of vegetable farm. I loved the place. Waiting for summer to...

Best outdoor activity in Oslo is to walk leisurely around the surrounding area, be it winter, summer, autumn or spring. Cattle, sheep, birds, doe, squirrels and birds all frequent the green areas that were established as a recreational zone for the city's inhabitants. There are a few cafés in the...