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This work of art is part of a series of 19th-century European pavilions revisited by sculptor Camilla Løw. The artist enjoys deconstructing them and giving them new colors, so that people can make these spaces from another era their own.

The Aurmoen landskapsvernområde is a nature reserve north of Oslo Airport. Here you will find a car park that serves as the starting point for the many paths that criss-cross the area. As it borders a military base, you should check in advance whether any exercises are taking place. You can find the barracks' telephone number here: https://www.forsvaret.no/om-forsvaret/tjenestesteder/sessvollmoen.

The Aurmoen Landscape Conservation Area north of Oslo Airport is part of a larger network of protected areas in this region. It serves to protect various bird species. The ground is often sandy, which makes for soft but somewhat difficult going!

Askjumskogen near Ås is a peaceful forest with well-marked, easy trails. The short circular routes are ideal for relaxed walks and can be reached quickly from the town of Ås.

You can stroll around at your leisure and enjoy the charming contrast between settlement and forest.

From the shore, you have a magnificent view across the lake and the small rocky islands.

This peaceful woodland rest area features a simple shelter, a fire ring, and informative signs about local wildlife, including roe deer, common in this part of Norway. Kids and nature lovers will enjoy learning about how these shy animals live and survive through the harsh Nordic winters. A great stop for both a break and a bit of forest education.

Langvannet is a small lake in Lørenskog. It is 1.3 kilometres long and flows into Lake Øyeren via the Fjellhammarelva River. Its main tributary is the Ellingsrudelva, which marks the border with Oslo.