Top Things to do in Akershus
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Things to do in Akershus, Eastern Norway: The Best Sights & Landmarks
Discover the best top things to do in Akershus, Norway including Strombraten Chapel, Tanum Church, Kjeller Flyplass, Roald Amundsen"s Home, Eidsvoll 1814 Norwegian Center for Constitution, Trandumskogen War Memorial, Bergvang Gaard Activity Farm, Nes Church Ruins, Arasen Stadium, The Alpaca Farm.
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1. Strombraten Chapel
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
This small wooden chapel was built in 1921. It is located just outside Son town centre. It has not been consecrated, which means that the chapel can be used freely for secular funerals.
2. Tanum Church
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
3. Kjeller Flyplass
4. Roald Amundsen"s Home
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4.5 based on 11 reviews
The house stands exactly as Amundsen left it when he departed on his last expedition and so gives us a good insight into his life.
5. Eidsvoll 1814 Norwegian Center for Constitution
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4.5 based on 78 reviews
After 6 weeks of negotiations the 112 Eidsvoll men affirmed their unity with the oath "Faithful and true until Dovre falls!" on 20 May 1814. Their mission was completed: they had declared Norway a free and independent nation after more than 4 centuries of union with Denmark. The foundations for democracy in Norway had been laid. 200 years later, we celebrate the Eidsvoll Men's achievement. As the key venue for the bicentenary celebrations, Eidsvoll 1814 is delighted to welcome thousands of visitors to a museum that offers a wealth of things to do and see, all on truly historic ground. Our objective has been to create an inclusive commemoration, with events and visitor activities that also reflect the Norway of today. At the centre of these celebrations is the government's gift to the constitutional bicentenary - the newly restored Eidsvoll House. With handsome furnishings and exuberantly colorful textiles and wall coverings in keeping with Carsten Anker's elegant interior designs, the home of the Norwegian Constitution stands ready to welcome new generations. Together with a new and modern democracy center, a museum shop featuring commemorative items, culinary delights from our own 'Taste of 1814' menu, fascinating and enjoyable guided tours, and a host of special events, we hope to make this a memorable celebration of democracy and representative government through 200 years.
Reviewed By TravellerMan72 - Oslo, Norway
This is the place where the Norwegian constitution was created in 1814 and the beginning of the democracy in Norway. The building has been restored and it is a very interesting site to visit. Don’t miss Henrik Wergaland’s house next door which has an interesting interactive exhibition about the constitution. The location of the building is surrounding a very beautiful garden right next to the river and the old stone-bridge.
6. Trandumskogen War Memorial
7. Bergvang Gaard Activity Farm
8. Nes Church Ruins
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4.5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By Arkana78
Beautiful and peaceful surroundings. So lovely to walk around and look at the church ruins, the few graves nearby and the lovely nature around. So pretty. No entrance fee, free parking near the church.
9. Arasen Stadium
10. The Alpaca Farm
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4.5 based on 6 reviews
Have you ever met an alpaca who just charm you maximum and make you fall in love all over again? In this farm you can sit down with the animals and get to know them in a special way. If you want, it's possible to take a small adventure walk with one of our beautiful creatures. Please book an appointment for one of these rides. Welcome to our alpaca shop as well, Frøken Fiber
