This peninsula houses several museums including the Fram and Kon-Tiki museums. Well worth a stroll in the area as it's very pretty and there are gorgeous houses in the area. We visited from the hop on hop off bus and also caught the ferry from...More

I found myself out here every day I was in Oslo. It is a really pretty area, to say nothing of the museums. The Royals have a summer home here and the Royal Yacht is moored off Bygdøy.

We took the ferry boat from the pier to visit the flam museum. The only let down is that the ferry will not be able to fetch all passenger back from this ferry stop as it will have to pick up the passengers from the...More

Bygdøy is best known for its museums, but the pennisula has a good walking path in the woods. You can see the fjord and walk by small cozy beaches. It's just a short drive from the Oslo center.

We took the ferry to bygdoy as this is where the fram museum and the Viking museum are housed very pretty area with lots of traditional white timber houses

This Bygdoy peninsula is absolutely beautiful. Most of the top museums are situated on this peninsula. Easily accessible form either boat or bus from the city center. Would recommend to travel by boat to reach there and return by bus to get different views on...More

Only reason to visit this neighbourhood is to visit its museums there , some very rich and fashionable realestate.