The southernmost of the Western Fjord counties, Rogaland is also home to many beautiful beaches and islands. Of the area’s fjords, Lysefjord is the most famous, its 25 magnificent miles marked by narrow passages along steep vertical drops. Preikestolen, Rogaland’s most visited attraction, is a breathtaking cliff nearly 2,000 feet above the water. Kjeragbolten, a huge boulder wedged in a mountain crevasse, is another Lysefjord highlight. Cruises begin at Stavenger, the area’s biggest town.
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In the 17th century, Skeiane famstead was a croft under ovre Austratt. Gradually Skeiane developed into a centre for the Hoyland area of Sandnes, with a municipal administration, bank and other facilities. Today there are three buildings at the farmstead. The oldest of these, deemed worthy of preservation, was built around 1770 as the main dwelling on the farm. Later, it served as a coach station, and there has also been a shop of sorts in this building. Adjacent to the main house is a well-preserved cookhouse. The vicarage is a stately villa erected around 1912, in a characteristic blend of Swiss-style and Jugend. The Sandved house was built around 1840 in French Empire style. It was moved from the Sandved farm to Skeiane and is today used for art exhibitions.
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A collection of some 900 objects consisting of finds from the Viking Age up to the present
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Tryggvi Icelandic horsefarm is located in Sandnes outside Stavanger, in Rogaland. The farm holds about 50 icelandic horses, bees, hens, rabbits, and a cat. We offer guided riding trips in weekends and in school holidays for 1-3 hours, all year around. The weight limit for riding at our place is 95 kg or 210 lbs. We have riding trips for both children, youngsters and adults, and divide the trips into different riding levels. No age limits to ride at our place! We also offer riding school one time a week, Monday till Thursday, during the school year with both trips in the forest and lessons in our riding hall. At last, we got horses for sale, we rent out stables for private Icelandic horses and the riding hall for riders located in the area, and we offer therapeutic riding lessons for people with disabilities one time a week.
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This beautifully situated farm stands high above Saudasjoen in Ryfylke, with a fantastic wiew of the fjord. The buildings have been restored with implements and furnishings as they were at the turn of the century. Guided tours by appointment only. There is a model of the Tveit farm in the Fagerheim Collection in the Sauda Hall, Sauda centrum. Guided Tours during summer Booking at Sauda Tourist Information (Phone: 52 78 42 00)
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Farmstead from the Migration Periode (350-550 AD)on the very top of Ullandhaug. The farm is reconstructed on the original archaeological site. Dressed in the style of the time, the mistress and men on the farm demonstrate and describe day-to-day life. Ypu are vely welcoem at Iron Age Farm where you can do several family activities. Children can try their hand at making fire with a fire-steel and flint or at spinning wooll on a spindle. And if you are lucky, you can taste The Lady of the House's freshly baked Iron Age bread.
If you want a unique experience and go back in time. This is a destination for the ones who want to go back in time and see how people where looking. The only place in Norway, where they have built homes like in the iron-age. Where you see the fire-place, how they made butter and bread. You can really see how they lived. The guide is explaining and there is two open houses. One which is newly rebuilt with light and shows all the parts of the house. The old one is from the 1970s and is in a different state. So, you can see how scholars are considering people used to live. Which is a refreshing. We can recommend to spend time here. The cafe also have good food, even a traditional soup to a good price. The museum has a big shop and also a modern house to give more knowledge to houses. If you have bought tickets to the Arkeologiske museum in central. Then this was free and it is lasting for 48 hours. So, you can go one day in the one in central and travel to Iron Age farm the next day. Something we did.
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An ideal trip for children to a farm on the attractive island of Bokn. Here you'll meet cows, calves, cats, rabbits, lambs and pigs, in addition to activities for the whole family. Rowboats and canoe for hire. Other activities: photography, fishing, swimming and picnics.
The farm is situated just by the Jaer Museum, this shows life at a typical Jaeren farm stead with environments dating back to the 1950s. There are animals such as old cattle bread, horses, pigs and chicken. In Juli the farmes's wife is busy with many daily tasks. There is marked path from Naerbo centre Ringvegen just south of Opstadvegen to the museum.
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