Hadeland Glassworks combined with visit to the Henie-Onstad Art Centre
Hadeland Glassworks, steeped in history, art, culture and old handcraft traditions, is one of Norway's most popular tourist attractions.  The skills of glass-blowing have been carefully nurtured over the past 240 years producing a unique attribute in Norwegian cultural history.
Situated in beautiful surroundings, Hadeland Glassworks is a centre with a difference offering many exiting activities. On the way to Hadeland Glassworks it is possible to include a visit to the Henie-Onstad Art Centre.

Blaafarveværket  
See the cobolt mines and the cobolt works at Blaafarveværket wich is located by the beautiful waterfall Haugfoss, eastern Norways highest waterfall.  Famous annual exhibitions of Scandinavian art from the golden age.

Visit to Bærums Verk
Bærums Verk was the biggest industry in the country, and is now the oldest contemporary enterprise. Today, the Bærums Verk area offers a charming mixture of new and old in pictoresque surrounding. Bærums Verk is idyllicly located along the banks of the river Lomma. The waterfall on this river was the basis for the ironworks. Bærums Verk is only a short drive out of Oslo, and a visit here can easily be combined with sights in Oslo., e.g. Holmenkollen.

South of Oslo
Visit Munch's Summer House and Studio ant the Vikings graves in Horten and the Christmas house in the small charming village of Drøbak.