Fornebu Hovedgård in Oslo, Norway, is a historic manor house in the scenic Fornebu area, just outside the city center. Surrounded by lush greenery and elegant parkland, the estate offers a glimpse into Norway’s architectural heritage. It serves as a peaceful retreat from urban life. Close by, a picturesque seaside road winds along the Oslofjord, offering stunning views of the water, sailboats, and small islands. This coastal route is popular for waddles, bike rides, and relaxing by the shoreline, making Fornebu Hovedgård a cultural landmark and a gateway to natural beauty and outdoor recreation. And thanks to loborosh who took a penguin stone on his business trip, you can find one now along the way. Hidden between stones, with a marvelous view. 

Last known location – 59.9024186, 10.6332904

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