Mushroom Picking Adventure at Sognsvann

The International Staff Mobility Office takes great pleasure in inviting international employees at UiO to discover the magic of Oslo’s autumn with a Mushroom Picking Adventure!

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Discover the magic of Oslo’s autumn with a Mushroom Picking Adventure! Join us for a fun and educational tour at Sognsvann, where a mushroom expert will guide you through the forest and share tips on how to identify and safely pick mushrooms.

Autumn in Oslo is a truly magical season, with vivid colors decorating the landscape and forests filled with berries and mushrooms just waiting to be discovered. To celebrate this beautiful time of year, OsloMet International Staff Services (OMISS) invites international researchers and their families to an exciting Mushroom Picking Tour at Sognsvann on September 30, from 11:30 to 14:30.

A knowledgeable mushroom expert will accompany us to provide insights into various mushroom species and guide us as we explore the forest’s hidden treasures. This is the perfect opportunity to enjoy the outdoors, learn something new, and connect with nature alongside your colleagues and their families.

Practical information:

Sign-up: Register by 25th of September to secure your spot.

Meeting Point: Sognsvann metro station, no later than 11:20

Tips: Wear sturdy boots, check the weather forecast, and dress appropriately. Don’t forget to bring water and a snack, such as fruit or a sandwich, to keep your energy up.

Language: The event will be conducted in English.

This event is for international staff at OsloMet, as well as their partners and spouses.

What to bring:

Sturdy boots and weather-appropriate clothing

Water and a snack

A mushroom knife

A basket for collecting mushrooms (preferably with separate compartments). Please do not use plastic bags, as they can damage the mushrooms and make identification more difficult.

Registration

Register Here

 

Organiser

OsloMet
Published Sep. 23, 2026 1:10 PM - Last modified Sep. 23, 2026 1:10 PM