Lahaugmoen leir

Located northeast of Oslo, Lahaugmoen includes parade grounds surrounded by buildings featuring natural stone foundations and turf-covered roofs.

The site originated in the late 18th century as a military supply station along the route between Christiania and Trondheim, later housing training facilities.

The German-built structures from World War II incorporate traditional Norwegian architectural elements, including stone chimneys and natural materials throughout the complex.

Following privatization in 2005, the former military grounds now contain facilities for offices, warehouses, workshops, and accommodation services.

The site preserves a tent house from 1728 and maintains the original parade ground formation with guard houses, officers' mess, and administrative buildings.

Location: Lillestrøm Municipality

GPS coordinates: 59.97778,10.97778

Latest update: March 14, 2025 03:55