Drøbak

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Introducing Drøbak

Once Oslo’s winter harbour, Drøbak is a cosy little village by the water’s edge, home to enough clapboard timber buildings to warrant a day trip from the capital.

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The helpful tourist office (64 93 50 87; Hanegata 4; 8.30am-6pm Mon-Fri, 10am-4pm Sat & Sun mid-Jun–mid-Aug) by the harbour has a wealth of information on Drøbak, including Walks Around Drøbak (free) to assist your rambling through the village.

In town, there are several small eateries around the pretty Torget Sq and along nearby Storgata.

Last updated: Feb 17, 2009

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    by tetra 04 January 2010

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    Oslo: public transport & day trips, Thon Hotel Munch

    by max1234 02 January 2010

    Happy new year to everybody! Is there anyone local from Oslo arround who would like to help me? I am sure the answers are somewhere on…
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    RE: La Boheme outdoor Opera on Oscarsborg island near Oslo

    by steinarh 22 May 2009

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