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Things to do in Vestvagoy, Northern Norway: The Best Museums
Discover the best top things to do in Vestvagoy, Norway including Galleri2, Sareptas Hus, Lofoten Seafood Center, Lofotr Viking Museum, Skaftnes gard (farm), Rokkvika Porselensfabrikk.
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1. Galleri2
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4.5 based on 2 reviews
2. Sareptas Hus
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4.5 based on 8 reviews
Farmshop, art gallery and center of Lofoten Wool. Local wool, local food, local handcraft, organic cosmetics, herbs, honey, cheese, knitting, weaving, yarn, fiber. fine art
3. Lofoten Seafood Center
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4.5 based on 3 reviews
Salmon exhibition center with salmon farm boat tour. House of stockfish with guide, Fine dining restaurant and seafood take away. Shop of local seafood.
4. Lofotr Viking Museum
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4.0 based on 720 reviews
Meet the Vikings! At Borg in Lofoten, the largest longhouse in the world of the Vikings has been found - and reconstructed. Upon entering the 83 meter longhouse, you embark on a journey more than an 1000 years back in time. In addition to the Viking Chieftain's house, the museum offers modern exhibition halls with archaeological artifacts, and the story of the finding and excavation of Borg. In the film theatre, we show a short drama-film. During summer, the Viking ship is moored at the seaside, 20 min walk from the Chieftain's house. June 01 - end August guests may participate in Viking activities, such as rowing the Viking ship and trying their hand at archery. All year, different Viking meals are being served, check web for more info. The museum is open all year - check home page for hours as it varies through the year.
Reviewed By mikelS1797BZ - Darton, United Kingdom
Short (too short) Viking feast stopover whilst northbound on the MS Nordkapp as a Northern Lights cruise excursion. The Viking house is stunning complete with very welcome fire pit and the lamb and vegetable meal was very substantial alongside a generous helping of local mead. The re-enactment of the ceremonies with role play actors added real atmosphere to accompany the meal with a opportunity (which everyone took) to dance around the fire pit which certainly assisted the digestion. Afterwards we had a very short visit to the museum before being coached back to the ship at the next port. The evening was very well organised although on a restricted timeframe, staff very welcoming and a well created Viking atmosphere. Highly recommended.
