Top Things to do in Eastern Norway
Top 5 Zoos & Aquariums in Eastern Norway, Eastern Norway
Discover the best top things to do in Eastern Norway, Norway including Oslo Reptile Park, Bjorneparken, Drobak Akvarium - Oslofjorden Marinbiologiske Senter, Glittersja Fjellgard, Barnas Gard Hunderfossen /Kid's farm Hunderfossen.
Restaurants in Eastern Norway
1. Oslo Reptile Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 202 reviews
Oslo Reptile Park has more than 100 animals: boa constrictors, geckos, chameleons, tree monitor lizards, several species of poison dart frogs, beautiful tarantulas and a black widow (one of the world's most venomous spiders), a caiman, tortoises, fish, insects and two species of marmoset monkeys. Every Tuesday at 5 pm, you can watch the feeding of the animals. The lizards and monkeys get insects and the snakes and the caiman will be fed dead, defrosted rats and mice. CLOSED: 17 May, 23-27 December, 31 December, 1 January and Mondays in September-March.
2. Bjorneparken
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 240 reviews
One of the largest zoos in Norway, situated only 1,5 hours drive from Oslo. In the park you will find Bears, Lynx, moose, fox, deer and a lot of farm animals. Daily feeding schedule makes it easy for our guests to experience the highlights of the park. Large outdoor and one indoor playground for children, and 2 zip lines. Animals are kept in large outdoor natural exhibits, but you are guaranteed close encounter with the bears. The moose and deer are fed daily with carrots from the visitors. A must-see when in the area.
Reviewed By hjalli007
Excellent wild life zoo, animals are good taken care of and instructors are talented. Strongly recommended if you like animals.
3. Drobak Akvarium - Oslofjorden Marinbiologiske Senter
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 86 reviews
Norway is traditionally a seafaring nation, with a history of sailing, whaling and polar exploration that dates back to the Vikings. The ocean remains important to Norway, and the Oslo fjord is unique. Many of Norway's five million inhabitants live along this fjord, and it bears the weight of multipurpose usage. The Oslo fjord has a high diversity of marine life that you can see at the aquarium. Tickets: Children (4 to 14) 50 NOK Adult 70 NOK Children up to 4 years is free Payment (card/Visa/MasterCard)
Reviewed By katarzynad969
We've visited aquarium in sunny, july day. It's a small but really interesting place with many fish species, crabs and other sea creatures. Truly recommended on one day visit in Drøbak.
4. Glittersja Fjellgard
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By c3u - Oslo, Norway
We come back to this place every year—sometimes more than once—just to take in the atmosphere. The couple running the place, Hege and Helge (yup!) are amazing and charismatic, the view is spectacular and the animals are a treat. The kids love it as much as we do. Great waffles and cinnamon rolls for sale on site, the waffles made with eggs from the different farm animals. Thank you, Hege and Helge, for your effort, insight and inspiration!
5. Barnas Gard Hunderfossen /Kid's farm Hunderfossen
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 3 reviews
Do you like animals? Then the Kids Farm at Hunderfossen is the right place for you! 24 small and large type of animals, which you can cuddle and get acquainted with. Mostly Norwegian animal species. At this beautiful and traditional farm, you will also find playgrounds, a climbing trail for kids, jump in the hay, farm shop and light refreshments. 300 meter from Hunderfossen Family Park. Parking
