Top 10 Things to do Good for a Rainy Day in Akershus, Eastern Norway

August 18, 2021 Elouise Mccaul

Discover the best top things to do in Akershus, Norway including Modern Activity Center, Eidsvoll 1814 Norwegian Center for Constitution, The Well, Flytoget, Strommen Storsenter, Henie Onstad Art Center, Drobak Church, Drobak Akvarium - Oslofjorden Marinbiologiske Senter, Tregaarden`s Julehus, Engineerium.
Restaurants in Akershus

1. Modern Activity Center

Balder Alle 16 O, Jessheim 2060 Norway +47 401 02 000 [email protected] http://www.ma.center
Excellent
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5.0 based on 35 reviews

Modern Activity Center

2. Eidsvoll 1814 Norwegian Center for Constitution

Carsten Ankers veg, Eidsvoll Verk 2074 Norway +47 63 92 22 10 [email protected] http://www.eidsvoll1814.no
Excellent
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4.5 based on 78 reviews

Eidsvoll 1814 Norwegian Center for Constitution

After 6 weeks of negotiations the 112 Eidsvoll men affirmed their unity with the oath "Faithful and true until Dovre falls!" on 20 May 1814. Their mission was completed: they had declared Norway a free and independent nation after more than 4 centuries of union with Denmark. The foundations for democracy in Norway had been laid. 200 years later, we celebrate the Eidsvoll Men's achievement. As the key venue for the bicentenary celebrations, Eidsvoll 1814 is delighted to welcome thousands of visitors to a museum that offers a wealth of things to do and see, all on truly historic ground. Our objective has been to create an inclusive commemoration, with events and visitor activities that also reflect the Norway of today. At the centre of these celebrations is the government's gift to the constitutional bicentenary - the newly restored Eidsvoll House. With handsome furnishings and exuberantly colorful textiles and wall coverings in keeping with Carsten Anker's elegant interior designs, the home of the Norwegian Constitution stands ready to welcome new generations. Together with a new and modern democracy center, a museum shop featuring commemorative items, culinary delights from our own 'Taste of 1814' menu, fascinating and enjoyable guided tours, and a host of special events, we hope to make this a memorable celebration of democracy and representative government through 200 years.

Reviewed By TravellerMan72 - Oslo, Norway

This is the place where the Norwegian constitution was created in 1814 and the beginning of the democracy in Norway. The building has been restored and it is a very interesting site to visit. Don’t miss Henrik Wergaland’s house next door which has an interesting interactive exhibition about the constitution. The location of the building is surrounding a very beautiful garden right next to the river and the old stone-bridge.

3. The Well

Kongeveien 65 Oslo, Kolbotn 1412 Norway +47 480 44 888 [email protected] http://www.thewell.no
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4.5 based on 407 reviews

The Well

The Well aims to become Europe's premier spa facility and puts Norway firmly on the international wellness map. There are century-long traditions for how to utilize heat and water for relaxation and wellbeing. The Well brings a plethora of these traditions together under one roof. You buy the day pass and have a one-of-a-kind «daycation».

Reviewed By paulius54321 - Oslo, Norway

For us with my girlfriend is the best spa in the world ???? We are so grateful for the atmosphere The Well can provide. We will come again and again.

4. Flytoget

Edvard Munchs veg Oslo Airport, Gardermoen 2061 Norway +47 23 15 90 00 http://www.flytoget.no
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4.5 based on 562 reviews

Flytoget

WELCOME ABOARD We deliver fast, frequent and reliable transportation to and from Oslo Airport. As our guest, you should expect a little extra. Which is a matter of course – after all, we exist purely for your benefit. Aboard our trains, you should be able to sit back and relax and think about other things than catching your plane. We are proud to be welcoming you aboard.

Reviewed By harryd63 - Bransgore, United Kingdom

I downloaded the App prior to setting off and bought my tickets on the app. Each journey is a single and it loads on the app. From there it is easy to put it into your iPhone wallet, the ticket is valid for 90 days. The app displays train times and platform number; at busy Oslo Central Station that made it quick and easy to find. The Airport station is well signposted, simply select your ticket and scan the barcode before entering the platform, it is worth knowing that on the return journey to the airport you scan the barcode when you arrive at the airport after leaving the train. I love the simplicity of the system, the airport is a long way out from the city centre and this is a great way of travelling at a reasonable cost. Trains are about every 10 minutes and travel time is about 30 minutes, the train is comfortable and quiet and you also get the opportunity to see the countryside outside the city.

5. Strommen Storsenter

Stoeperiveien 5, Strommen 2010 Norway +47 63 80 58 00 [email protected] http://www.strommenstorsenter.no
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4.5 based on 24 reviews

Strommen Storsenter

Strømmen Storsenter is Norway's largest shopping centre and located directly outside Oslo, easily accessible by car or public transport! The journey takes 18 minutes by car from central Oslo, and 30 minutes from Oslo Airport. The centre also has Strømmen station as its nearest neighbour, providing trains to and from Oslo with a journey time of 24 minutes.

6. Henie Onstad Art Center

Sonja Henies vei 31, Sandvika 1311 Norway +47 67 80 48 80 [email protected] http://www.hok.no
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4.0 based on 104 reviews

Henie Onstad Art Center

Since 1968, HOK has been committed to Norwegian and international art, with a broad exhibition, music and performance program, and a central art collection. Located in scenic surroundings, HOK includes 3500 m2 of exhibition space, HOK Lab, meeting rooms, a museum shop and Resturant.

Reviewed By magnarmo - Oslo, Norway

This arts center is on a beautiful location overlooking the Oslo fjord, about 10 km outside Oslo. There is always an exciting expo here and a nice small restaurant.

7. Drobak Church

Kirkegata 18, Drobak 1440 Norway +47 64 90 61 70 http://www.frogn.kirken.no/kirkene/drobak-kirke
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4.0 based on 33 reviews

Drobak Church

8. Drobak Akvarium - Oslofjorden Marinbiologiske Senter

Havnegata 4, Drobak 1440 Norway +47 64 93 50 87 [email protected] http://www.drobakakvarium.no
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4.0 based on 86 reviews

Drobak Akvarium - Oslofjorden Marinbiologiske Senter

Norway is traditionally a seafaring nation, with a history of sailing, whaling and polar exploration that dates back to the Vikings. The ocean remains important to Norway, and the Oslo fjord is unique. Many of Norway's five million inhabitants live along this fjord, and it bears the weight of multipurpose usage. The Oslo fjord has a high diversity of marine life that you can see at the aquarium. Tickets: Children (4 to 14) 50 NOK Adult 70 NOK Children up to 4 years is free Payment (card/Visa/MasterCard)

Reviewed By katarzynad969

We've visited aquarium in sunny, july day. It's a small but really interesting place with many fish species, crabs and other sea creatures. Truly recommended on one day visit in Drøbak.

9. Tregaarden`s Julehus

Havnebakken 6, Drobak 1440 Norway +47 64 93 41 78 [email protected] http://julehus.no
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4.0 based on 36 reviews

Tregaarden`s Julehus

10. Engineerium

Snaroeyveien 20, Fornebu 1360 Norway +47 454 75 662 [email protected] http://www.engineerium.no
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4.0 based on 11 reviews

Engineerium

Engineerium is an interactive technology and science center located at Fornebu in Baerum, just outside Oslo. Learn more about the history of the Aker companies and the adventure of oil and gas in Norway. Explore science phenomena in theory and real life, models of big platforms and tiny pieces of equipment. Play and learn about different energy sources, and test your knowledge among our 37 interactive installations. Use us for everything from school visits, family outings and birthday parties to team buldings and marketing events! Our second floor holds conference facilities, including seven meeting room and is available for events and meetings. The bus stop Fornebuparken is just outside the building, and there is a parking garage in our basement. See our website for opening hours.

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