Pipervika is the bay where the Oslo downtown passenger port for ferries to Bygdøy is located. Bygdøy is a peninsula with the best known Oslo museums: Folkemuseum, Viking Ships, Kon-Tiki, Fram and maritime museums. Thus the ferry is well known to any visitor of the city. The ferry trip throughout Pipervika takes 10 minutes and it gives you nice vistas of the urban coastline. I have done it during a cloudy day of July 2004.
Enjoy it!
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Stranden Quay 1
as seen from E corner of the passenger ferry port (view to W)
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passenger ferry port
in front of new City Hall, as seen from Akershus NW foothill
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E side of passenger ferry port
as seen from N
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Stranden Quay 2
view to SW
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Akershuskaia Quay 1
view to E
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Hovedøya Island and Its Area
view to S
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Akershuskaia Quay 2
view to NE
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panorama 1
with passenger ferry port in the center, view to N
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panorama 2
with passenger ferry port in the center, view to NEN
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Nakholmen Island 1
view to SE
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Nakholmen Island 2
again, a detail view
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Stranden Quay 3
as seen from passenger ferry port (view to W)
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Western Europe
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