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The trading staion at Årbakka
A classic example of a western norwegian trading station from 1898, sheltered location on the Onarheimsfjord. Tysnes coastal culture association has a coast- and motor collection in the smithy. Art exhibitions in...
The Barony in Rosendal is the smallest "palace" in Scandinavia, the only one of its kind in Norway and a major attraction in Western Norway. Among other things, the manor house is famous for its magnificent Renaissance garden and its rich calendar...
Folgefonnsenteret - The Folgefonn Centre
The Folgefonn Centre opened on 2 May 2017.
The new Folgefonn Centre in the village of Rosendal, on the Hardangerfjord, offers interactive exhibitions on the Folgefonna National Park, aquatic life in...
The exhibition "Stones of Bømlo" (Steinriket Bømlo) is found in Moster Amfi.
The tour guide shows you the way to the different mining localities at Bømlo, and it provides a historic overwiev over the different mining chapters and a short brief...
Moster Amfi is the most unusual open-air theatre in Northern Europe, and accommodates an audience of 1000. Moster Amfi comprises the exhibition "From heathendom to Christianity", a thought-provoking tour of Norse mythology, society in the Viking...
Stord Maritime Museum is located on the "Night Route quay", and shows Sunnhordlands industrial, maritime history of the past 100 years. A large motor collection donated by the brothers Oma and a number of memorable artifacts from HSD's experience...
Halsnøy monastery is on the island Halsnøy in the southern part of Kvinnherad. The monastery was finished in 1164 - built by the viking chief Erling Skakke (Erling the Wry). His son, Magnus Erlingson, was the king of Norway at the time.In the late...
"The Churchyard by the Sea”
The cholera churchyard in Leirvåg is known as the “the Churchyard by the Sea” due to it being the inspiration for one of Fartein Valen’s most famous compositions.
It was built due to the cholera epidemic in the...
The statue "Sildajenta" was made by the artist Arne Mæland. In honour of the many women who worked at the hering factories until the end of the 19th century.
Håkonarparken (Håkon’s park) is situated in the heart of Fitjar village, and has a statue of Håkon I of Norway, who died in the battle against Eirik’s sons in 961 AD. The statue is made by the sculptress Anne Grimdalen.
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