10 Peaceful Running Routes in Oslo
Oslo is a city inhabited by Norwegians, and Norwegians love to keep active; in fact, people can practically go for a run almost everywhere, take in the vibrant buildings, and the hustle and bustle of the everyday life without having to worry about things like traffic or air pollution. For those who would rather be alone with their thoughts and with nature while running, however, the following routes are both serene and will get the heart pumping.
1. Østmarka
Forest
2. Frogner Park
Park
3. Akerselva River Trail
Park
4. Bygdøy
Museum
5. Botanical Gardens
Botanical Garden
6. Akershus Fortress
Archaeological site
7. Nordmarka Forest
Forest
8. Ekeberg Park
Park
9. St. Hanshaugen Park
Park
10. Bogstad
Bogstad is more than a place to run: it’s a destination. (It’s also a brilliant idea for a date.) There’s a fully furnished manor from the 1800s, a farm, a café, and, more importantly, several trails to run or walk on.
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