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Discover the Oslofjord Discover the Oslofjord Scenic ferry tours of Greater Oslo Discover the Oslo Fjord The public network of the summer boat B21 and B22 is a great and afordable way to discover the Oslo Fjord. Explore scenic nature, unspoilt beaches, local and war history, as well as the charming wooden villages along this part of this fabulous coast. Enjoy a day or a weekend packed with unique and diversifed experiences only 1 hour away from the bustling capital Oslo. The locals use the ford as their recreational area and a place for socializing. Try island hopping or savour a delicious meal overlooking life at sea. Go shopping, explore art and culture in numerous artisan shops and galleries along the ford. Do like the locals and eat fresh shrimps or ice cream of the pier while dipping your toes in the water. There are many highlights along the way. The painter Munch had his summer cottage in Hvitsten north of Son and the Norwegian explorers Nansen and Amundsen started their journeys from these surroundings. At the beautiful fortress of Oscarsborg you can indulge in local history, culture, food and nature, and why not spend the night in its spectacular hotel? No need to return the same day. Many villages host summer festivals and concerts. There are also numerous possibilities for an overnight stay. An advice: remember your swim suit and wear good shoes! Enjoy your trip. Fornebu Fornebu – the large peninsula close to the capital serves as a green oasis with world class outdoor art. Here you fnd afordable accommodation of high quality. Explore Storøya Beach (Blue Flag) or catch a world class concert at Telenor Arena. Fornebu is rich in both art and culture. Forebu has a large collection of contemporary outdoor world class art, such as the installation at the entrance at Equinor, the ceramic staute park outside Aker made by A-HA musician and multi artist Magne Furuholmen, just to mention two. City bikes are available several places and a great way to explore this area. Fornebu Cultural Centre and Bærum Art Hall exhibit include varied and local art. Across the street you will fnd Engineerium. Here you can discover the history of the oil adventure in Norway, learn about oil and gas, technology and innovation. It has 37 installations with interactive games. Great for all ages. You can also make an excursion to the world class art museum Henie Onstad Kunstsenter. Swim, walk, bicycle and explore the sea, nature, wildlife, art and culture as well as high end shopping of fashion and design. You have it all at your doorstep, which is why Fornebu has become a very popular living area just 10 minutes from the city centre. In need of accommodation or a delicious meal? We can recommend Scandic Fornebu and Quality Hotel Expo with great facilities, close proximity to the sea and tasteful restaurants. The Local restaurant is also worth a visit, check out their delicious pizza or play shufe board in the bar. Vollen Welcome to the charming village Vollen. A beach town with fashion and interior boutiques, galleries, museum, restaurants and cafés which are open Tuesday to Sunday. Vollen holds an important position of local coastal culture and history as ship builders. Visit the exhibitions at the Osloford Museum where kids can build their own boat with a rubber band engine. Every Sunday there are special activities for the children at 2 PM. Have a refreshing swim at the beach, play games as boccia and frisbee golf, set yourselves up for a barbeque or stroll the coastal path (marked “kyststien”) that leads you along the coast all the way to Slemmestad (approximately 4 km). At the pier/marina Vito’s restaurant ofers real Italian food in charming surroundings. Overlook life at sea and enjoy late sunny summer evenings. Just in the mood for a cofee accompanied by a traditional Norwegian “vafel” or pastry? The local bakeries and cafes in the heart of Vollen are ready to serve you. In need for a good night sleep? Just a few bus stops away towards Asker you fnd two unique options. Quality hotel Leangkollen, an old seamen retreat known for its great food and view. Why not enjoy a game of shufe board in the bar. In mood for wellness and romance? Indulge yourself in the Spa at Holmen Fjordhotell and have dinner at the restaurant by the water. Slemmestad Slemmestad has a unique geology and is one of the best places in Northern Europe to see fossils of trilobit and octupus. Check out exciting fossils at the Geology Centre Trilobox by the harbour and join a guided tour in the nearby geological forest. The geological Oslofeltet attracts geologists from all over the world. The Cement Museum shows 100 years of cement production and its importance to the site and the building industry. The production ended in 1989, and the area has now been developed into fats, marina and a cultural arena. Check out the program of Sekkefabrikken.no for overview of local events and concerts, a cultural scene in a historic environment. Slemmestad harbour has a panoramic view to Oslo. The place ofers historic walks by the sea and in the forest and you can fnd numerous good swimming spots. Explore the nearby bays and villages such as the picturesque village Nærsnes or indulge in activities as football and beach volleyball. The area has an interesting industrial history as well as a fourishing cultural life. The local restaurants serve a good cup of cofee, pizza and light meals. Check out the galleries, shops and restaurants in the harbour area. Stay the weekend and enjoy playing golf, swimming, dining and family activities at Ramton Camping in Nærsnes. Concerts every Saturday night. Oscarsborg Oscarsborg Fortress is one of Norway's most important historical fortifcations. This summer you can experience historic walking theatre, the Oscarsborg Opera “Aida” and daily guided tours of the fort. Access the digital map with QR codes and have fun exploring the life of this island in your own pace. Oscarsborg has 5 unique museums; Festningsmuseet, Kystartillerimuseet, Ildledningsmuseet, Torpedobatteriet and Kanonparken. The Fortress Museum is an interactive museum, so bring your smartphone and ear plugs to enhance your experience. Available in English, German and Norwegian. Activities for the whole family is organized all year. For more information see: www.oscarsborg.no For several hundred years Kaholmene has been used for military purposes to defend our nation's capital. The reason is because of its strategic location in the middle of Drøbaksundet, where the Oslo Fjord is at its most narrow part. The guides convey the history of this fortifcation, with emphasis on the events of April 9th 1940. Oscarsborg ofers light meals at the Harbour Inn “Havnekroa” and á la carte in Forpleiningen. Why not try to stay overnight in the historical Oscarsborg Hotel & Resort? You’ll be in the good company of Royalties, artists and painters who throughout history have stayed here. Combine a visit to Oscarsborg with as stroll through picturesque Drøbak or chill out on the beach and have a refreshing swim. Drøbak The narrow streets with small white houses, shops and galleries dating back to the 18th century, makes Drøbak a favourite town to visit during summer. Here you get a taste of Southern Norway. Explore the city square hosting many events as well as a weekly fea market on Saturdays. Tregaardens Julehus is Norways only Christmas house with its own ofcial post stamp. Here you fnd traditional Norwegian Christmas decorations as well as Santa Claus’s post ofce. Visit the shop and enjoy the Christmas spirit. Drøbak aquarium ofers a good introduction to local life below water. Observe lobsters, cod fsh, skates and sharks as well as sea fowers. The aquarium also has its own children's touching pool. When in mood for a meal or a snack we suggest Sjøstjernen, beautifully situated overlooking the ford. Kumlegaarden and Gallery Cafe Teskje are located in the middle of the town. Shops and cafes are open every Sunday. Or do as the locals, buy fresh scrimps directly from the fshermen – combine with fresh baguette, mayo and lemon squeeze. Bon appetite! Stroll along the shoreline through the city park, enjoy the view and take a dip of the rocks or from the beach. Filtvedt Hurum Peninsula stretches about 40 km south-west of the Oslo ford and is rich in coastal culture. Some historic sites are dating back to the middle ages. Filtvedt is the smallest village among the stops. It was an important harbour and toll site back in the days when the sail ships exported merchandises such as wood, grains and ice. It is strategically placed near the narrowest part of the Oslo Fjord. Enjoy freshly baked pastries from Rødtvedt Brygge, a perfect accompaniment to your cofe. Filtvedt is charming with small white villas. Visit Filtvedt Lighthouse, Buskerud's only lighthouse which used to be habited until 1985. Watch the summer exhibitions and learn more about the local history. Villa Malla is a unique place. It is an idyllic beach club, located by the ford with its own beach, palm trees and gallery. Dig into their Mediterranean bufet or just enjoy an ice cream at the waterfront. If you walk towards the village you will reach Filtvedt church - a protected tree church from 1894. Hurum and Filtvedt ofer good hiking opportunities and has many idyllic beaches such as Ekrebukta. You can also explore the coast by strolling on the coastal path that leads in both directions. Photo: Bjørn Nysveen Son Son became an important harbour during the Hollands era in the 17th and 18th century which has put its impact on Son as it is today.
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