Culture

Hamsundhelleren cave is situated in Haram municipality, and here remains of weapons and tools from the Stone Age have been discovered.

Røssøyvågen is a picturesque fishing village on the west coast of Gossen on Aukra, with its very own steam ship quay.

The island Kinn is the home of the beautiful stone church from the Middle Ages. During the summer you can visit the church

Feistein lighthouse is situated on an island two kilometres west of the Sele marina. It was in use for the first time in 1859. The buildings that remain today; the lighthouse tower, lighthouse keeper's residence, the annexe and the boatshed are all p...

Kvitneset is located on the northern tip of Hareidlandet in the sea gap at the entrance to Storfjorden and Breisundet.

Three burial mounds from the Bronze Age. Cairn branch from the main North Sea branch.

Håkon's Hall was built between 1247 and 1261 by Håkon Håkonsson. It was the largest of the royal residency in the 13th-century when Bergen was the political centre of Norway.

Kolbeinstveit is an old farmstead in Suldal in Ryfylke, with farm animals and friendly hosts.

Unique collection of the beautiful veteran cars that used to show tourists around the Geiranger area in the 1920s and 1930s.

Søre Skogen offers accommodation and arranges excursions. Søre Skogen can also provide courses in basket braiding and various equestrian related courses.

On 15 January 1905, a rock avalanche from the 1,500-metre-high Ramnefjellet mountain cost the lives of 61 people. On 13 September 1936, another avalanche from Ramnefjellet mountain killed 74 people.

Join the activites and learn more about the Bird Island Runde and the trasure. We also recommend a guided visit to the exhibition at Runde Environmental Centre.

The cairn is located high up with fantastic views over Fitjar village and islands. This is one of the largest prehistoric burial monument found in Hordaland.

What is often referred to as Norway's largest monument from the Bronze age is to be found a kilometre from St. Olav's Church at Avaldsnes.

Ruins of a fortress. The fortress is mentioned in Snorre's saga literature, assumably, the Viking king Kjotve the rich sought refuge there after losing the battle against Harald Fairhair at Hafrsfjord.

Open-air area for boating tourists. Landing quays in the North and East. Barbecue site and drinking water in the East.

Geiranger Church is an octagonal church built in 1842 in timber, seating 120. The architect was Hans Klipe.

Breogfjell arranges avalanche courses taylored to you. Every winter people are taken by avalanches, sometimes the outcome is good, other times not.

Nordlandet church is situated straight up from the harbour area of the Nordlandet district of Kristiansund and was the town's main church from 1940 until the new Kirkelandet church was taken into use in 1964.

The royal birch by Glomstua in Molde is a national symbol and memorial to the German occupation of Norway.