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Beautifully located cafe at Bastion5 – the southern tip of the old town. Café Magenta is the cultural café and meeting place for concerts, art, waffles, lunch, dinner, good conversations, parties and celebrations. In the old Slaveriet from 1731, you get personal service and a rustic menu.
Café Magenta also offers charming and pleasant premises for hire for small and medium-sized groups.
We use short-traveled and local food when it is available and create menus accordingly. We are located on the water's edge and the delicacies of the sea are of course one of our specialities. We serve a lot of organic food and have vegetarian options, as well as small dishes and a children's menu. Our menu is Nordic, but we draw inspiration from large parts of the world and have created our own Japanese menu.
Throughout the summer, we have various events and musical features such as acoustic Thursdays and a DJ that creates a great lounge atmosphere.
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Welcome to our newly renovated restaurant!
We collaborate with several farms and suppliers in the local area that provide us with local ingredients and our eminent chef combines different dishes according to the season. T
he restaurant can seat up to 100 people, and our outdoor terrace, with a sheltered location and views of nature, seats up to 80 people.
If you want it a little more private, we have two separate Chambre Séparée that can be covered for breakfast, lunch, dinner.
We promise you a good dining experience!
Welcome to GranBar and Quality Airport Hotel Gardermoen Our new bar is called GranBar and has a Scandinavian forest theme – an exciting new place near Jessheim and in the hotel! We are open from 17:00 Monday – Saturday and closes between 00:00 and 03:00 – depending on how many people are in the bar.
Welcome to us!
Losby Gods is set in an area of natural beauty offering a broad variety of outdoor pursuits and recreation.
The manor's main attraction is the golf courses (one 18-hole and one 9-hole), together with a driving range and tennis courts.
The estate tells a 300-year-old-story of the rise and fall of the timber trade. As a farming estate, Losby's history stems from the mid-19th century to today's modern hotel experience.
Royalty used the estate for hunting, and the manor was renowned for welcoming its guests with overwhelming hospitality.
We have also opened a new lounge area – Compagniet – somethin complete different !
The hotel today aims to continue this tradition. Losby Gods is just 20 minutes from the centre of Oslo and half an hour from Oslo Airport Gardermoen. The hotel has 70 rooms, function rooms, a bar, an indoor golf centre and a variety of meeting rooms of different sizes.
Welcome to Skipperstuen – a charming restaurant in the heart of idyllic Drøbak!
Inspired by maritime life, they offer real seafood, delicious dishes and a cozy atmosphere that is perfect for both large and small occasions.
At Skipperstuen, quality, tradition and great experiences are in focus. Enjoy a meal with a view of the fjord, relax with something good in a glass, or stop by for a cup of coffee and something sweet. Whether you are local or visiting, Skipperstuen is the place where memories are made and the sea meets the table. Skipperstuen.looks forward to welcoming you aboard!
Read more about the restaurant here.
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For over 100 years, Aanerud Bakery has been part of everyday life, shaping simple moments around fresh bread and pastries. Since 1920, the traditional bakery has followed old craft methods, where everything is made from scratch with care and attention. Using Norwegian ingredients, they continue to produce bread, pastries, and baked goods that reflect both heritage and everyday enjoyment.
How to get here by public transport:
Take the train from Oslo central station. R14 towards Kongsvinger.
Disembark at Årnes station, from there it is 1 minute walk to the bakery located a Skolegata 2a.
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We have the perfect place for a majestic and modern venues. Enjoy the historic atmosphere and beautiful views from our locations in Eidsvoll. Our venues are suitable for any occasion and are located close to Eidsvoll Church and just 5 minutes walk from Eidsvoll train station. We have majestic suites and modern microhouses available for booking. We collaborate with local companies to provide fantastic food.
Experience a unique atmosphere in the heart of Norwegian cultural history. Wergelandshaugen offers an idyllic setting for your next event. Whether you are planning an intimate wedding, a grand anniversary celebration, or an inspiring conference, our historic venues and beautiful garden will create a memorable experience for you and your guests. Historic venues with modern facilities.
Sorenskriverboligen: A classicist mansion from the 18th century, perfect for intimate dinners, meetings, and smaller gatherings. Here you can enjoy the original charm and tranquil atmosphere.
Kunstlåven: A modern and flexible venue with large windows and high ceilings, suitable for both large and small events. Kunstlåven has a unique atmosphere and is suitable for both classic and more modern events.
Accommodation in scenic surroundings: Do you and your guests want to extend your stay? We offer accommodation in stately suites and modern microhouses. Our guesthouses are perfect for both groups and individuals.
Food and drink: We can assist with catering from our highly skilled chef who prepares the food on-site! If you prefer to arrange food and drink yourself, that is also possible.
Easy access and ample space: Wergelandshaugen is accessible by train, 35 minutes from Oslo S or 10 minutes from Oslo Airport Gardermoen, followed by a 5-minute walk from Eidsvoll station. If you drive, it takes 50 minutes from Oslo city center, with a large parking lot at the bottom of the property.
Contact us for an inspection and a tailored offer for your event.
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As the place where the Norwegian Constitution was drawn up and signed in 1814, Eidsvollsbygningen (Eidsvoll Manor House) is one of Norway’s most important national symbols.
Today, the museum encompasses the house itself, along with ancillary buildings and surrounding park, the Democracy Centre Wergeland’s House, ticket sales and souvenir shop, the museum shop, Kafé Standpunkt with al fresco seating, and outdoor exhibitions.
Eidsvollsvollsbygningen
As the place where the Norwegian Constitution was drawn up and signed in 1814, Eidsvollsbygningen is one of Norway’s most important national symbols. The Constituent Assembly was made up of 112 delegates, who gathered here from 10 April to 20 May 1814. The Assembly declared Norway an independent nation, after more than 400 years of union with Denmark, gave the country a constitution and elected a king. The Constitution is dated 17 May 1814, which is celebrated as Norway’s national day.
In 1814 Eidsvollsbygningen was a private home belonging to the owner of Eidsvoll Ironworks. It is a beautiful example of neoclassical architecture, whose design draws inspiration from the ideals of antiquity, and it is unparalleled in Norway.
Guided tours in english every opening days at 12.30
You will find more information about tuided tours, openinghours here
Wergelands Hus – Our visitors centre contains the exhibit “Citizens in a Living democracy”, emphasizing past and present stories of people committed to a cause, as well as other smaller changing exhibits inside and outside the house. The centre is located only 50 m from the main building with nice outdoor surroundings.
Kafé Standpunkt – is a modern coffeehouse inspired by the coffeehouse traditions that were established in Europe during the 17thcentury. In Madame Juels coffeehouse in Copenhagen the early thoughts of Norwegian independence were born, leading on to the events in 1814. Our coffeehouse offers tasty pastries, lunch and coffee in a modern interior which includes a small bookshop.
The coffeehouse is located in our visitors centre with a nice view to Eidsvollsbygningen as well as the river Andelva. Seats app 60 pax in side and 25 pax outside.
Museums shop it’s one of the most pretty museum shops in Norway, with a charming athmosphere and helpful staff. Planning the shop we wanted to bring the experience from the main building into the shop and its interiors as well as range of products. No trolls here..
There are two route options: one is 9.4 km long and the shorter one is 7.9 km. The longer route is marked in green on the signs, and the shorter one is marked in red. On the signs, the routes are described as 10 km and 8 km respectively. This description covers the longer route. The shorter route is a good alternative if you prefer walking mostly on roads (a little bit easier hike)
From the Hvalstjern parking lot, the hike passes Hvalstjern beach and continues along a road for about 1.5 km. Then, turn right onto a trail—it is well signposted. Abbortjern is a picturesque pond along the trail. Near Tretysjøhytta, there is a small lean-to shelter. It is recommended to take a break here as the view over Breidsjøen and the surrounding area is beautiful.
Please note that about halfway through the hike, there is a short section where logging has taken place. It may be difficult to spot the trail here. If you are unsure of the path, it’s a good idea to use the GPS track available in the Ti på topp app to ensure you stay on the right trail.
The route goes through open forest and along the edges of marshlands. There are many wooden walkways (klopper) laid out to improve accessibility.
Kjærringtjern lies right next to the trail, as well as an old timber cabin named Skogheim. The trail then continues over Poståsen and back to Hvalstjern parking.
This is a varied and scenic loop with some sections involving steep climbs.
More hikes and information can be found on the website of Bedriftsidretten, who provided this hiking suggestion.