A bay on the west side of Bygdøy inside the royal Kongeskogen woods; Oslo people started using it for bathing in the early 1900s and the city took over its upkeep in 1929. Water quality is rated excellent over the last four years.
- Address
- Paradisbukta, west side of Bygdøy
- Hours
- Open all year
- Best time to go
- Afternoon · About 2.5 h
- Price
- Free
- Price level
- kr
Details can change. Check hours and prices before you go.
Good to know
- Paradisbukta, Kongeskogen and Hengsåsen together form about 1,200 decares of nature park and beaches (Wikipedia); there is a 2004 tsunami memorial, 'Interferens' by John Audun Hauge, by the beach.
- Combine with Huk and Bygdøy Sjøbad further south.