Ski
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Understand
The town derives its name not from skiing equipment (which predictably is a Scandinavia invention in its modern form), but rather from skeið, Old Norse for "horse racing track".
Get in
By plane
There are three airports within reasonable distance: Moss Airport, Rygge is 47 km (approx. 43 mins) away. Oslo Airport, Gardermoen is 70 km (approx. 56 mins) away. Sandefjord Airport, Torp (Ryanair branding Oslo Airport, Torp) is 78.5 km (1 hr 41 mins including ferry) away.By train
The three daily international trains Oslo - Gothenburg stops here, two of these corresponding during low season with trains to Copenhagen and the European continental railway network. The journey to Gothenburg takes about 4 hrs and to Copenhagen takes about 8 hrs. There are several train connections to Oslo per hour and at least one service per hour southbound towards various cities in Østfold (Mysen, Halden and Moss).By car
European Route 6 and 18 are nearby. There are local buses to Drøbak, Ås operated by #Ruter.Get around
On foot; there are also bus service(s).
See
Waldemarhøy
The ghettos of Finstad and Hebekk
Gaupesteinmarka forestwith the Gaupestein rock.
Do
Tusenfryd amusement parkthe biggest in Norway
Drink
Bowlers and Krydder are respectable establishments at Flamenco Bar & Grill you can meet the local people.
Sleep
Thon Hotel Ski