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Røverkollen is a 404-meter-high hill located on the border between Oslo and Nittedal municipalities, featuring a prominent TV mast and a concrete lookout tower. The area is ecologically valuable due to its unique limestone pine forest and diverse vegetation, and it includes old burial cairns and historical significance as a site linked to ancient road robbers; part of it has been protected as Røverkollen Nature Reserve since 1993.

Very beautiful place but very crowded in summer

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.

The Norwegian Museum of Science and Technology, founded in 1914 and housed in its current Kjelsås building since 1986, chronicles Norway's transformation from an agricultural to an industrial society through extensive collections covering transport, energy, medicine, and technology. The museum serves as an anchor point on the European Route of Industrial Heritage and features permanent exhibitions on topics ranging from aviation and oil industry to computing and timekeeping. Notably, the museum houses what is believed to be the world's oldest surviving steamroller, dating from 1878 and acquired directly from Oslo's road department.

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 offers an attractive view of mixed architecture. Glazed new buildings as well as old buildings made of wood and brick. The Akerselva flows through the district. Following the river makes for an attractive hike between the center of Oslo and Lake Maridalsvannet.

Perfect places to stop and take a quick swim

A very nice cycle way.