Bygdoy Peninsula

Oslo Top 15 in Can't Miss Attractions

The Norwegian Pirate Ship Museum is located on the beautiful Berg peninsula in the southwestern suburbs of Oslo. It is one of the most popular tourist attractions and displays the three pirate ships that survived that year. These three ships were unearthed in a cemetery near the Oslo Fjord in the past 100 years. They were all ships used by pirates who were rampant in the North Sea and the Mediterranean between the 9th and 11th centuries before the spread of Christianity. The carved patterns, and the streamlined appearance of the hull made us amazed. To

The peninsula is called "Museum Peninsula" because of its many museums, and some people call it "Oslo's balcony" in online reviews. In the ears of keen Chinese people, "balcony" and "back garden" can basically be equated with the rich area. Take a small circle, just feel that the environment is beautiful and the atmosphere is quiet. In addition, it faces the fjord and the geographical location is unique. Obviously, no ordinary people live here. Sure enough, the green trees are surrounded by villas of different styles, many with their own courtyards, letter boxes and garages, which are full of aura.

This is a very interesting peninsula. It is very good to come here and the environment is also very good. The natural landscape on the peninsula is also worth admiring, and the landscape on the island is also relatively good. [Scenery] The natural scenery here is very beautiful. [Interesting] A lot of interesting

This peninsula is separated from the city of Oslo by a fjord. This peninsula is not only beautiful, but also a museum area with various museums, so whether it is natural scenery or cultural scenery, it is very worth visiting.

This peninsula is not only beautiful in scenery, but also a very good natural port. In addition, there are some very famous museums in Oslo on the peninsula, including the Viking Museum, so it is almost a must for tourists.