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5.0 based on 11 reviews
Welcome to Høyt & Lavt Bjorli, a climbing park located in beautiful surroundings next to the ski slopes. We have 7 different trails, 95 elements and 10 zip-lines. In the basement of the old barn you will find the reception. In the olf cowshed there is a gift and interior store called OiiOii.
4.5 based on 3,739 reviews
Norsk Folkemuseum shows how people lived in Norway from 1500 to the present through its collections from around the country. Among the highlights are the Stave Church from Gol, dating from 1200 and an apartment building with homes from the 20th Century. 160 historic buildings in the big Open-Air Museum represent different regions in Norway, different time periods, as well as differences between town and country, and social classes. Indoor exhibits present Norwegian heritage. The museum has a comprehensive activity program and is open all year.
The vast variety of homes, farm buildings, shops, churches and other structures in phenomenal condition provided an entry into another world and culture. The costumed interpreters scattered throughout the site were exceptionally knowledgeable, friendly and eager to pass on their knowledge, particularly if you showed any interest. One standout example, Levina Storakern, who portrayed a farmer's wife, not only described her "life" as a housewife but also demonstrated her talent as a musician. When the subject of music arose, she offered to play a cow horn, which was then followed by a mini-concert on a folk fiddle and Hardanger fiddle. Her explanation of various musical styles was very informative and enhanced our experience. There are thorough explanations in English throughout the site and all of the costumed interpreters speak English. The Gol Stave Church (one of only 29 remaining) was exceptionally well preserved. The "apartments" tucked away in a separate building cover a period from 1879-2002 and illustrated the interesting development of urban life. Of the 3 Open Air museums we visited in Norway and Sweden, this was our favorite. It is well worth a visit.
4.5 based on 1,355 reviews
Kristiansand Dyrepark is the number one tourist attraction in Norway, attracting close to 1 million visitors each year. It consists of more than 150 different animal species, entertainment, shows, amusement park as well as a seperate water park called Badelandet.
Kristiansand Zoo is more than a regular zoo: There's an amusement park and a water fun park, as well. Great care is taken to make sure that the animals have plenty of space, and that's good for the animals. Sometimes it´s not so good for the visitors, as the animals tend to find shelter away from sight of the visitors. My son found the tigers and the cheetahs to be the most exciting, but the rain forest is also always interesting. I would recommend spending two days here, if you have the time.
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Polarbadet is an indoor water park and is a part of the sport and recreation area at Rustahøgda in Malselv municipality. Polarbadet is right by the E6 highway, just 2 km from downtown Bardufoss and 3 km from Bardufoss Airport. There are many accomodation options in the surrounding area. Facilities at Polarbadet: - water attraction,slackline,waterslide,divivng tower and board. Spa and Cafe.
4.5 based on 58 reviews
Voss Active Klatrepark consists of Main and Mini high ropes courses with 55 activity elements including 6 zip-lines. High Rope courses are all about personal challenge and discovery So come on, challenge yourself and discover how much fun you can have hanging around!
Would highly recommend the climbing park to anyone with children. Very professional and courteous staff who made us feel welcome and safe, and the experience was fantastic. My daughter had an amazing time, and we will definitely be back in the future.
4.5 based on 66 reviews
Sørlandsbadet is a Aqua-Center with both inndoors and outdoors during summerseason. Also including training and cafe
We went to the swinmingresort og season. There are two big pools and several smaller ones. The place is clean, the staff is great and my kids really enjoyed themselves .
4.5 based on 144 reviews
Foldvik family park is an idyllic place, free from stress, hustle and bustle. Here the whole family can relax and have fun with many different species of animals. There are more than 50 family friendly activities to choose from for children and adults alike, less than 10 kilometres from Larvik. Lovely kittens, small baby rabbits, pigs and a variety of birds are all there to make friends with you in this paradise. You can jump on gigantic air-cushions, take a train ride, ride horses, jump in the straw, play golf, or just relax in the beautiful surroundings. Children and adults alike can enjoy themselves at Foldvik family park. Foldvik family park is located close to Foldvik farm. This is an authentic park, where visitors can buy vegetables, beautiful flowers and of course the famous Foldvik strawberries and strawberry juice. The area of the park is around 65 000 square meters. In the park you will find beautiful flowers. During the summer season more than 20 000 flowers in bloom makes the visit a therapy for your eyes as well as your soul. At Foldvik family park, it is also possible to rent a grill and find a nice spot for a barbecue. Opening hours at Foldvik family park: Every day from mid-June to mid-August Weekends from end of May to mid-June, end of August and start of September
Great place - realy people friendly. Kids will Enjoy the stay. Some small animals, but most of all a place to use energi. Run around, Enjoy the slides or go for a jump in the grass - or cool down in the waterpark. And bring your picknick food for the grill
4.5 based on 10 reviews
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