Stedsvalg data for Greater Oslo

What is it like to live in Bygdøy?

District/municipality: Frogner · 7 analysis cells · 3,705 residents in the cells

In short

Bygdøy suits you best if you prioritize perceived safety and low mapped road and rail noise. It suits you less if you’re looking for proximity to everyday amenities. The figures are area averages, so always check the exact address.

The bar is the Stedsvalg model score from 0 to 100. Higher is always better.

Cost

What does it cost to live here?

Purchase price
NOK 110,358/m²
Average price of homes sold in the area (level: sub-district).
Rent, 2 rooms
NOK 17,715/month
Typical market rent for 2 rooms. The figure covers the rent zone Indre by vest, not just this place.

Getting around

How easy is it to get around?

Public transport
15.4 departures/hour
In the morning peak, from stops within a short walk, where nearer stops count more. Counted across all routes and directions, so it isn't the frequency of any single line.
69/100 · Good
Travel time to Oslo S
33 min
By public transport to Oslo S, arriving 08:30 (Entur).

Daily life on foot

What can you reach without a car or bus?

Restaurants and cafés
about 1
Number within a 500 m walk of a typical home. Bars and pubs are not counted.
68/100 · Good
Everyday amenities
1,087 m
On average from a typical home to the nearest grocery, pharmacy, gym and kindergarten.
48/100 · Mixed

Examples nearby

  • Grocery: Spar Bygdøy · 165 m away
  • Pharmacy: Boots Skøyen · 373 m away
  • Fitness: Bygdøyhus tennishall · 173 m away
  • Kindergarten: Bergebo barnehage · 164 m away
  • Restaurant/café: Bygdøy Vertshus · 191 m away

Nature, quiet and safety

What is it like to be outside here?

Forest and large nature areas
820 m
From a typical home to the nearest forest or large natural area (50 hectares or more).
77/100 · Good
The fjord
470 m
From a typical home to the fjord.
79/100 · Good
Road and rail noise
Quiet
Mapped road and rail noise (levels from 55 dB). 100 means no mapped noise, 0 is very noisy.
85/100 · Very good
Perceived safety
9.2 out of 10
How safe residents say they feel in their neighborhood (Oslo health survey 2024 and Akershus health survey 2025, sub-district figure). In Akershus it's one municipality number, not a neighborhood measure.
92/100 · Very good

Buildings

What does the area look like?

Older buildings
about 17
Registered buildings from before 1900 (SEFRAK) within 750 m of a typical home.
Few
Newer homes
6.5%
Share of homes completed since 2010.
Few

How Bygdøy came to be

According to Lokalhistoriewiki, the governor Christian Rantzau built the main building of Bygdøy kongsgård in 1733 as a summer residence for the royal family.1 Oscar I had the pleasure palace Oscarshall built on Bygdøy.2

The peninsula was called Ladegaardsøen until the 1870s, when the name Bygdøy came back into use.3 Bygdøy has several major museums, including Norsk Folkemuseum, the Kon-Tiki Museum and the Fram Museum.4

According to the Store Norske Leksikon, large parts of Bygdøy, about two-thirds of the island, were protected as a cultural environment in 2012.5

Sources and method

Updated October 10, 2026 · Written with AI assistance and reviewed by Stedsvalg.

How this page is calculated

This page groups Stedsvalg cells that share the same officially derived place name. Figures are population-weighted typical values, not observations at every home. The cell grouping is an analysis basis, not a claim about an official neighborhood boundary.

Method

Sources and freshness

  • BOL018: Gjennomsnittlig kvadratmeterpris for omsatte boliger: 2025 · sub-district
  • BOL014: Markedsleie for leieboliger per byområde: 2024 · regional
  • Journey Planner v3 – estimatedCalls: 2026-09-14 · analysis cell
  • Friluftslivsområder – kartlagte: 2026-09-11 · analysis cell
  • Folkehelseundersøkelsen i Oslo 2024 - delbydelstabeller: 2026-09-12 · sub-district
  • SEFRAK-bygninger, BOL001 og BOL008: 2026-10-01 · analysis cell / sub-district

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