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The Høyanger Industry Museum is located in the centre of Høyanger.
Its size and numbers of posts is what makes Kaupanger stave church stand out from other stave churches, as well as its interior. The church architecture is also quite different from other stave churches. There are very few carvings on walls, posts...
Kjelfoss Waterfall is located in Gudvangen. (municipality Aurland).
Total height is 755 metre and the tallest single drop is 149 metre.
You can see the waterfall from the quay in Gudvangen centre and from the E16.
The mighty Kjosfossen is one of many highlights on the Flåm Railway. The waterfall has a total fall of 93 meters and is only accessible by train. It is posible to experience Kjosfossen all year, which gives the traveler the opportunity to visit a...
Kristianhus båt- og motormuseum is the life's work of Kristian Otterskred. Since 1976, he has collected around 200 ship motors, most of them norwegian made. The museum shows the technological development in motor building from about 1905 to 1960 and...
Kvinnafossen falls 120 metres and is situated right beside the main road between Leikanger and Hella. During the spring thaw, the spray from the waterfall reaches across the road.
When the snow melting is at its maximum strength you must be prepared...
The Norwegian Glacier Museum opened in 1991, and is an award-winning hands-on museum, situated in Fjærland at the head of the Fjærlandsfjord. The museum is the leading centre in Norway for dissemination of knowledge with regard to glaciers and...
Rjoandefossen (Waterfall) is located in the Flåm valley - Totalt hight of 310 m and a free fall of 147 m.
You can see the waterfall from the Flåm Railway, the carroad and the hiking-/bikingroute.
Beside Stedje Church, one find a 1.89 meter high and 0.39 meter wide runestone from around 1100s. Runologists have interpreted the writings as: "King Olav shot between these stones".
A small museum about the avalanche that came down at this place in 1811. 45 people died. This is one of Norways worst natural desasters, according to number of dead compared to population.
Car park & barbecue area. Free entrance.
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