5 History Museums in Buskerud That You Shouldn't Miss

October 7, 2021 Ying Subia

Discover the best top things to do in Buskerud, Norway including Sigdal Museum, Nore og Uvdal bygdetun, Eggedal molle, Ringerikes Museum, Hallingdal Museum.
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1. Sigdal Museum

Museumsveien 8, Prestfoss 3350 Norway +47 912 44 330 [email protected] http://www.sigdalmuseum.no/
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Sigdal Museum

Stop for a rest at Sigdal’s amazing open air heritage museum in Prestfoss. The museum is open in the summer, from June to August. An idyllic farm setting with several old timber buildings that represent the building style and traditions of Sigdal. There are permanent exhibition of traditional costumes and folk music instruments, and a new summer exhibition every year. Guided tours on the hour. The museum cafe and store sell locally produced food, traditional handicraft, books and folk music from Buskerud.

2. Nore og Uvdal bygdetun

FV122 Kirkebygda, Uvdal 3632 Norway +47 958 94 581 [email protected] http://www.nore-og-uvdal-bygdetun.no
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3. Eggedal molle

Eggedal 1, Eggedal 3359 Norway +47 32 71 48 08 http://www.eggedalmolle.no
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4. Ringerikes Museum

Norderhovsbakken 8, Honefoss 3512 Norway +47 459 73 232 [email protected] http://www.ringerikes.museum.no/
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Ringerikes Museum

Ringerike museum was founded in 1923. It acquired and moved into the enormous timber building Norderhov vicarage around 1960. The house dates back to 1635, and until 1960 it was the residence of the vicar of Norderhov church. Anna Colbjørnsdatter The museum tells the dramatic story of how the courageous wife of the vicar, Anna Colbjørnsdatter, tricked several hundred Swedish soldiers in the battle of Norderhov in 1716. A large number of Swedish soldiers were killed. Bullet holes in the walls and weapons in the room bear witness to the terrible event. The dried up body of Anna is still in the crypt of Norderhov church. Jørgen Moe It was here, in Norderhov’s old vicarage, that the fairytale authors Jørgen Moe and Peter Christian Asbjørnsen met for the first time, when they were just 13–14 years old. This is where they laid the foundations for a life-long friendship that awakened their interest in collecting Norwegian fairytales. The museum has hundreds of objects from their lives.

5. Hallingdal Museum

Molle egen 18, Nesbyen 3540 Norway +47 32 07 14 85 http://www.hallingdal-museum.no/#musumer
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