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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 lake has several pontoons scattered along this shore. This one also has a small raised diving platform. In winter, holes are even cut in the ice for swimming, and you can climb down directly from the ladder. Provided you have the courage!

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!

The Lillestrøm Bicycle Highway (Sykkelstamveien) is one of Norway’s showcase cycling routes, built as a fast, direct commuter corridor linking Lillestrøm with Oslo. It’s wide, smooth and fully separated from traffic, making it both safe and stress-free.

Consider stopping at Lien Hoa Dao Trang Buddhist Temple, the serene Lotus Temple serving the Vietnamese Buddhist community. Guided visits are often available – just contact the temple ahead for availability and schedules. Visitors are asked to dress modestly, arrive a few minutes early, remove shoes before entering, and observe quiet respect while inside.

You will spot this church if you go through the village of Bjørke. As is common with many rural churches, it acts as a useful landmark for navigation. Take the chance for a brief pause during your bike tour to observe the building and its setting before continuing on your way.

The Sister Churches on Granavollen

A very nice cycle way.