Delightful Drøbak

Explore the small picturesque town of Drøbak, with its narrow streets and beautifully restored 18^th century wooden houses. Local law protects Drøbak, due to its significant cultural value, therefore much of the city centre looks like it did 100 years ago.

Upon arrival, a short guided walking tour will allow you to become acquainted with the town, which today is well-known for its many small arts and crafts galleries. Feel the festive cheer as you visit the Christmas House, Scandinavia’s only permanent Christmas shop. The Christmas House has a range of Christmas articles such as candles, tablecloths, angels, dolls, decorations etc. You’ll also find that it has its own Post Office, where you can stamp your letters or cards with their official Christmas stamp mark. You may also choose to sit back and absorb the local atmosphere over a coffee and waffle in one of the restaurants or enjoy the lovely views over the Oslofjord.

Afterwards, head back to Olso where a stop will be made at Vigeland Sculpture Park, displaying around 200 sculptures created by Gustav Vigeland in granite, bronze and wrought iron. The artist never explained his works, leaving the interpretation to the beholder.