Oscarsborg Fortress

Oskarsborg Fortress is located 40 km from the capital of Norway, Oslo. It stands on two islands, and was built in the XIX century to perform a protective function. The fortress was of great importance when German troops attacked Norway in 1940. Thanks to the fortress of Oskarsbog, the overpass of Germany was detained and the German cruiser was sunk. This building is imbued with the spirit of history, and the picturesque nature around attracts many tourists.

Now the Oskarsborg fortress functions as a fortress-museum, there are regular excursions. It can be reached by water transport.