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Ullensaker is Akershus’s jet-framed heritage basin - a municipality where Viking mounds rise from farmland, aircraft museums hum beside pine forests, and three silver wings soar across the coat of arms. With around 40,000 residents and a landscape shaped by the Gardermoen Plateau, Glomma River, and the towns of Jessheim, Kløfta, Nordkisa, and Mogreina, Ullensaker is the kind of place where you can hike past war memorials, explore aviation history, and still sip spruce tea beside a lake that mirrors the sky. It’s got speed, soil, and a name that may stem from Ullr - the Norse god of archery and winter.
Top Attractions
SAS Museum
Scandinavian Airlines history with uniforms, simulators & runway views
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Nordbytjernet Lake
forest-framed swimming spot with trails & picnic areas
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Trandumskogen War Memorial
WWII execution site with forest monument trail
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Flight Museum
military aircraft collection with Cold War jets & cockpit access
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Rakni’s Mound
Scandinavia’s largest burial mound from the Migration Period
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Unique Experiences
Keplerstjerna
45-meter star sculpture near Gardermoen by artist Vebjørn Sand
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Flytoget
high-speed airport train with scenic views & onboard charging
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Sundby Fjordhestgård
horseback riding with Norway’s national fjord horses
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Kulturbanken Kreti&Pleti
intimate concert venue with local performances
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Ullensaker Kirke
1958 stone church with 650 seats & long-plan architecture
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Where to Stay in Ullensaker
Getting There
Ullensaker lies northeast of Oslo, with Jessheim as its administrative center and Gardermoen as Norway’s main airport. The area is best explored by boots, bike, or bold curiosity - especially if you’re chasing jet echoes, burial lore, or the hush of pine needles beside a lake shaped like a runway.
