Bærums Verk is one of Norway’s most unique shopping and experience destinations. The area consists of three parts – Verksgata, the local shopping center, and Elvegangen. Bærums Verk offers shops, dining options, and historic surroundings. Here you will find practical information about parking, transport, and facilities.
See an overview of shops, restaurants, and the area below.
Getting to Bærums Verk is easy, whether you travel by car or public transport. Choose what suits you best:
By car – Drive to Bærums Verk and park within a short walking distance of shops, restaurants, and experiences. We have 4 parking areas and always offer 3 hours of free parking. Get directions via map.
By bus – The bus stops close to the area, with a short walk to the shopping destination.
Bærums Verk is a charming destination, perfect for those visiting on their own or in a small group. With its long traditions and over 400 years of ironworks history, it offers a unique glimpse into Norway’s past. Surrounded by original wooden buildings, distinctive workshops and galleries, visitors can experience Norwegian history, craftsmanship and art up close.
Located in scenic surroundings just a short drive away, Bærums Verk is only 20 minutes from Oslo. There are several cafés and restaurants on site, and reservations are usually not necessary.
We recommend setting aside around two hours for your visit. Visitor brochures are available in both Norwegian and English, and a sculpture catalogue is available in Norwegian. You will also find signage on buildings and along the walking paths.
For a deeper understanding and richer experience of Bærums Verk, you can book a guided tour. All tours are led by experienced guides with extensive knowledge of the site. Guided tours are available in Norwegian and English. For the best experience, we recommend a maximum group size of 25 people.
Send your tour request to email: baerumsverk@lovenskiold.no or call: +47 67 13 00 18.
A guided tour can easily be combined with a visit to one of our cafés or restaurants.
Please note: Visitors with an Oslo Pass can travel to Bærums Verk free of charge by bus. Read more here.
The destination is well suited for group visits, with good facilities and a high level of accessibility throughout the area, including walking paths and bridges. Bærums Verk offers a spacious and beautiful outdoor setting, along with a diverse selection of unique shops, galleries and artisan workshops. The shops and galleries vary in size and offer a wide range of products across different price points.
Please note that there is limited parking available for large buses. We kindly ask you to notify the destination here if you are planning a visit.
There is no admission fee to visit Bærums Verk.
It is easy to find parking at Bærums Verk. There are four parking areas on site:
3 hours of free parking for all visitors.
Parking is ticket-free and managed in cooperation with OnePark, where cameras read license plates on entry and exit. If you wish to stay longer, the cost is NOK 25 per started hour. Payment can easily be made at a machine or via an app.
Parking
Free parking for 3 hours for all visitors. Ticket-free solution in cooperation with OnePark, where cameras read license plates upon entry and exit.
Baby changing / nursing room
Baby changing facilities and a nursing room are located on the second floor near Bogerud and Princess Interiør.
Wheelchair accessibility
The area is well adapted for wheelchair users, with wide, accessible walkways and elevators in the center. In Verksgata some entrances may have one or more steps and slightly narrower doorways.
Lost and Found
Have you lost or found something at Bærums Verk? Contact us at:
Phone: +47 67 13 00 18
Email: baerumsverk@lovenskiold.no
Bicycles
We have a bicycle rack outside the main entrance and another by Baker Hansen.
ATM
An ATM is located between Vitus Apotek and Meny.
Dogs
Unfortunately, dogs are not allowed inside the shopping center.
Electric scooters are not allowed
For safety reasons, the use or parking of electric scooters is not permitted inside the shopping center.
