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The bridge gives you access to Uloya, an island of former fishermen. Today, the island is best known and visited for its functionalist-style villas.

Såner Church is a modern striking looking church. it was built in 2000 after its predecessor (from 1880) was tragically destroyed by fire in 1995. The quiet surrounding cemetery provides a practical bonus where you can fill up your water bottle before continuing your journey.

Bridge full of fishermen, be careful as you pass by so you don't get caught by the hook!

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Bridge to the island of Ulvøya

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Cosy cabin café tucked into the forest, a perfect stop for a coffee or waffle after a walk around the lake.

Nestled in the forest above Nøklevann, Sarabråten was once the summer estate of Christiania’s 19th-century elite, hosted by timber baron Thorvald Meyer. Today, only a few ruins remain, but the place still carries a quiet grandeur, perfect for a reflective pause in the woods.

This establishment is open on weekends: waffles and cinnamon buns to your heart's content.

It's a great ride. And be sure to stop at the end of the bridge and walk down to the Hølen Cafe. I highly recommend the Interrail pizza there.

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It's a church. Nothing special about it, really. But the roads leading to to the church are nice. Now, why wouldn't they mark those as highlights instead of the church? You can't really cycle inside the church or around the graveyard anyway.

The dam is the starting point or destination of ski, hike or mountain bike tours

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In addition to the impressively good and comprehensive exhibition on Munch's works and life, it is also worth mentioning that the museum has a restaurant on the 12th floor. From there, a staircase leads to the rooftop bar, with an outdoor terrace and 🤩 views of the city and harbor. The bar and restaurant are also open after the museum's visiting hours have ended.

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A fire completely destroyed Oslo in 1624. King Christian IV of Denmark had the city rebuilt under the protection of Akershus Castle and with the new name Christiania. He is said to have marked this spot with his finger on the map. The fountain "Christian IVs Hanske" by Welche Gunbransen commemorates this. A few of the buildings built at that time can still be seen around the area, such as the Old Town Hall and the Trinity Church.

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The café is nice but when the sun is shining it is completely overcrowded with Oslo's youth having fun on the beach.

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The pizza alone is worth a stop! I had the "Interrail" pizza with ham, rocket, parmesan and olive oil for 200 krone. It was huge. I can only recommend it.

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Caution ‼️ apparently a mythical creature lives here

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From the roof of the opera you have a great view of the Munch Museum

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It rolls along really well... unfortunately there is no sign at the end - the cycle path towards Oslo continues up to the right 🤓

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The architecture is simply great. Today I'm more of a cultural philistine.

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Next to the opera building, also worth it.

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Hammer. Take a sauna with a view of the opera

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