Skallum

The Skallum estate features classical architecture with traditional Norwegian elements and extends across carefully maintained grounds with surrounding gardens.

During World War II in May 1945, the estate became a gathering point for Norwegian NS leaders who sought refuge during the final days of occupation.

The property displays architectural elements that represent the Norwegian elite's residential preferences, combining local building traditions with European manor designs.

The estate is accessible through Ruter bus lines 143 and 733, with convenient connections from both Bekkestua metro station and Stabekk railway station.

Since 1982, the manor house has transformed into an art gallery, known as Galleri Skaugum, while maintaining its historical architectural features.

Location: Stabekk

GPS coordinates: 59.91080,10.59200

Latest update: March 5, 2025 08:24