Schafteløkken

Schafteløkken is a historic wooden building located in the Elisenberg neighborhood of Frogner, Oslo, Norway. Constructed around 1807, it is one of the largest surviving wooden structures in the city. Originally built for Andreas Schaft, who named the adjacent square after his daughter, the building has served various purposes over the years, including as a school for the deaf and a retirement home. Today, it is preserved for use in weddings and official ceremonies, making it a charming venue for visitors interested in history and architecture.