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Things to do in Vestfold, Eastern Norway: The Best Specialty Museums
Discover the best top things to do in Vestfold, Norway including Eidsfoss Jernverksmuseum, Preus museum, Vestfoldmuseene IKS, Hvalfangstmuseet, The Bell Museum, Berger Museum, Aluminiummuseet, Larvik Maritime Museum, Eidsfoss Hovedgard, Horten Automobile Museum, Eidsfoss Postkontormuseum.
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1. Eidsfoss Jernverksmuseum
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
Pa jernverksmuseet kan en se imponerende jernovnskunst fra 1700 og 1800-tallet, solid stopejernhandtverk og saker og ting man kjenner fra kjokken og verksted.
2. Preus museum
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4.5 based on 27 reviews
Welcome to Preus museum - a treasury of photographs, technical equipment and photo litterature in a historical building refurbished by architect Sverre Fehn. Please check the website for updated exhibition program. Preus museum is Norway's National Museum of Photography. The museum was founded in 1995 when the Norwegian Government bought the collections that belonged to Preus Fotomuseum, a private museum. The Norwegian State is the owner of the museum.
3. Vestfoldmuseene IKS, Hvalfangstmuseet
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4.5 based on 106 reviews
Ta et dypdykk i Europas eneste spesialmuseum for hval og hvalfangst. Se hvordan hval er fanget i forskjellige kulturer gjennom tidene og utforsk hvordan hvalen lever i dag.
Reviewed By JaeSwitz - Calgary, Canada
I wasn't sure what to expect but it was a neat little museum. It's FREE on Tuesdays, so we went on a Tuesday. The second and lower level are accessibly by elevator, so we were able to view all parts of the exhibit that were open. There was construction being done and the main floor exhibit was closed. But there were still many interesting things to look at. Most of the information also had english on it, except the video that was playing the in basement. We sat and watched it anyway because it was interesting. Note: the lower level had a few tight passages between the bones, might be difficult to get through in a wheel chair.
4. The Bell Museum
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4.5 based on 4 reviews
The Bell Museum, Olsen Nauen Bell Foundry Norway's only existing bell foundry which was established in 1844, lies 6 km north of Tonsberg centre. Northern Europe's largest manual carillon was manufactured here. Here at Nauen the 4.000 kilo bell for Oslo Town Hall was cast in 1948, and also in 1944 Norway's largest church bell for the Nidaros Cathedral. For groups, guided tours with commentary and slides, and possible casting in the foundry.
5. Berger Museum
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4.5 based on 3 reviews
Berger Museum is located in Fossekleiva, where important elements of the industry's historic environment Berger is preserved. The museum opened in 1997 and is operated by Berger museum association. The association was founded in 1996, and aims to promote and preserve Berger society's history.
6. Aluminiummuseet
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4.5 based on 6 reviews
En av Norges storste eksportartikler er aluminium, og videreforedling av lettmetallet har lange tradisjoner i Holmestrand. I Hydros lokaler finner man overraskende historier om var naere fortid, i mote produkter som pavirker var historie pa en rekke omrader. Apningstider: se hjemmeside.
7. Larvik Maritime Museum
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3.5 based on 3 reviews
The maritime museum is situated in beautiful Tollerodden and is open to visitors during the summer. On first floor is “Discoverers and adventurers” – an exhibition of eight Larvikings who challenged the oceans. On ground floor you will find exhibitions of war sailors and whaling companies from Larvik.
