Bygdøy Royal Manor is a historic farm on the islet of Bygdøy in Oslo, Norway. It has been connected to the Norwegian Royal family since 1305 and is still used as a summer residence by King Harald V. The farm is home to various animals like dairy cows, sheep, ponies, and more, including traditional Norwegian breeds. Visitors can explore the grounds, visit the animals, go riding, and even enjoy dishes made from the farm's own dairy and produce at the on-site café. With guided tours available and a riding school for lessons, Bygdøy Royal Manor offers a charming and educational experience for all.