Bygdøy kongsgård

Bygdøy Royal Estate (Bygdøy Kongsgård) is a historic royal property located on the Bygdøy peninsula in Oslo. The estate has served as a summer residence for the Norwegian royal family since the 19th century and is still used for agricultural purposes today. It is home to working farms, fields, and stables, making it a unique blend of royal tradition and active farming in the heart of the capital. The estate also plays a role in preserving cultural heritage, offering a glimpse into Norway’s agricultural history and royal lifestyle. While not generally open to the public, its grounds and surrounding areas contribute to the scenic and cultural landscape of Bygdøy, which is also home to several of Oslo’s most famous museums.