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What to do and see in Buskerud, Eastern Norway: The Best Free Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Buskerud, Norway including Vikersund Ski Jumping Center, Kongsberg Church, Kjosterudjuvet, Spiralen, Nore Stavkirke, King's View, Ypsilon Bridge, Bragernes Kirke, Rekord Bar, Rollag Stave Church.
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1. Vikersund Ski Jumping Center
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4.5 based on 44 reviews
World Record at the World’s Largest Hill Before the Trial World Championships in 2011, a new, comprehensive development of Vikersundbakken was completed; the hill became a full-fledged K-195, and declared the world’s largest ski-flying hill. During the Trial World Championships, Johan Remen Evensen flew down to a fantastic new world record of 246.5 meters. In 2011, further development at the hill was done before the World Championships in February, 2012. The expectations for the World Championships in 2012 were sky high, and were met. With more than 60,000 spectators and a record high number of television viewers, this became the all-time high World Championships in Ski-Flying! In February 2015 Peter Prevc is writing history. He is the first human that have jumped 250 meters on ski. But the same weekend Anders Fannemel beet this record with 251,5 meter. What a weekend in Vikersund. We look forward to World Cup 12.-14. February in 2016.
2. Kongsberg Church
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4.5 based on 54 reviews
The largest Baroque/Roccoco Church in Norway The Church of Kongsberg is the largest baroque/roccoco church in Norway seating 2400 people. The Church is a unique structure with altar, pulpit and pipe organ built into one manificent altar wall facing the treasurebearing mountain. The church interior also features a beautifully decorated kings loge and two enormous glass chandeleirs from Nostetangen Glassverk. The Gloger organ Gottfried Heinrich Gloger designed, built and installed the famous Gloger organ in Kongsberg church. It is said to be Northern-Europes largest baroque instrument, and is frequented by some of the greatest organ players in the world.
3. Kjosterudjuvet
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4.5 based on 162 reviews
Kjosterudjuvet is a 10.000 year old, spectacular, ravine only 10 minutes from Drammen centre. The ravine is 1300meters long and the stone walls are more than 60meters high. A more exiting excursion is hard to find!
Reviewed By Beates88 - Drammen, Norway
Have good shoes when you walk here, would also recommend a bottle of water. You can either walk in the Kjøsterdjuvet og on the hill beside it, both of them lead you to the top where you will see gamledammen.
4. Spiralen
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4.5 based on 259 reviews
Reviewed By Beates88 - Drammen, Norway
If you are in Drammen and have some time to spear, visit spiralen, you have many different paths up here, but i think the ZIC ZAK is the fastet. from the cemetery you can walk up in 19 min, or jog even faster. The wiew is good, and if you get hungry, there is a resturant at the top, but chem the opening hours before you plan to eat there. From spiralen there are a lot of different paths to continue your hiking/biking trip. And in the water some of these paths are prepped for skiing.
5. Nore Stavkirke
6. King's View
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4.5 based on 21 reviews
The view point Kongens Utsikt is 484 metres above the beautiful lakes of Tyrifjorden and Steinsfjorden, west of Kleivstua. Admire the fantastic vistas of large parts of Ringerike and Hole. King Karl Johan's visit in 1832 gave the view point its name: Kongens Utsikt means the King's view point. You can either start at Sundvolden and walk the 1,300 metres up to Kleivstua, or you can drive to Kleivstua. (Toll road, NOK 25) The path from Kleivstua to the view point is clearly signposted. The walk takes around 30 minutes each way. Have a good trip!
Reviewed By MargretEA - Vollen, Norway
We climbed up the forest paths from the parking lot at Kleivstua, making the ascent to the Viewing Platform in about 15 minutes. It was a very hot day so we were glad of water bottles and a snack when we reached the top. On that July day when most were at the sea, we met people with lots of photography equipment, tourists, joggers and even a couple of families with small children. This is a trip for everyone - you can just adjust your pace. The views are simply amazing - the lakes beautiful and you can see as far as to Gaustatoppen - the highest mountain in southern Norway.
7. Ypsilon Bridge
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4.5 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By Beates88 - Drammen, Norway
This bridge for hiking and bikes only, its become a landmark in drammen. on Bragenes side of epsilon you have the skating park and a green area with playground for families. on the other side (grønland) you have the public library and several bars and resturants.
8. Bragernes Kirke
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4.0 based on 39 reviews
The main church in Bragernes dates from 1871. Bragernes Church was erected in neo-Gothic style and located in the heights towards the hill. Its well-known altarpiece with the Resurrection by Adolph Tidemand has been copied in many other churches within Norway. The beautiful carillon has 35 bells.
9. Rekord Bar
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4.0 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By jpnor - Oslo, Norway
Great place with relaxed, nice atmosphere and a good selection of beer. Nice staff with good knowledge about their beer. There are two shuffle boards there also. Perfect place to go with friends for a beer and chat.
