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Only reason to visit this neighbourhood is to visit its museums there , some very rich and fashionable realestate.
Bygdøy is an island easily reached by foot a ferry from the center of Oslo. It is outstandingly rural being situated only a kilometer's walk from the city center.
Just outside of the city centre, you can enjoy the tranquillity of the countryside, with seabirds on the coastline and almost untouched nature around the museums and residential areas.
Went there for the Fram museum and then spent a nice hour on the water front. I first walked to Oscar Hall (which was closed) but I walked through the wood towards the water front taking pictures of a bamby & eating my lunch on...More
It is the so called Musem island as The Fram, The Viking ships museum and few others are all located there. It is also a residential area with very beautiful houses and is great for a walk. Also you can get some lovely views towards...More
Oslo is a very expensive city infact entire Norway is expensive. Hence the best part to visit Norway and Oslo is in summers hence then you can go on picnic and enjoy the beautiful scenery or landscape for free.
A very nice suburb of Oslo--on the water. There are beaches, restaurants, and museums. Definitely worth a visit.
A crisp morning with a lot of ice on the ground but a lovely run over the harbour to the Museuum penninsula with its lovely dwellings.
This area is home to the wealthy of Oslo, beautiful clapboard houses, marina and several museums. The fjord ferry trip only allows you a couple of hours so take the bus and spend the day here.
My wife and I took the bus out to Bygdoy Peninsula to visit the Viking Ship Museum. Rain was in the forecast, so we headed back into the city for the afternoon rather than going to Kon-Tiki Museum. We also enjoyed good views of Bygdoy...More
