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Åbøbyen, also know as the American town, is architecturally unique, but the area for the Sauda smelting works is also clearly divided according to class, with worker's houses nearest the plant, office workers' farther away and the director's villa placed highest up. 

The town's harmonic appearance, variety, details and obvious architectural qualities add excitement to a stroll along its streets. The Ryfylke Museum set up the Industrial Worker's Museum in a four family house at Haakonsgate 51-53. An apartment on the ground floor is furnished as it would have been when new in the 1920s, while the upper floor's interior dates to the 1960s. 

To join a guided tour, you must register at tel. 52 78 42 00 or post@saudaferie.no by 11.00 on the same day.

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Schedule

Guided tour (June 19-August 13)

Weekdays:
12:00–13:00
Saturday:
Closed
Sunday:
Closed

Prices

From:
NOK 150

Contact

Address:
  • Håkonsgaten 51
  • 4200 Sauda
Phone:
52 79 29 50
Email:
post@ryfylkemuseet.no
Website:
www.ryfylkemuseet.no

Facilities

Guide available:
Season:
  • Summer

Green certifications

Industrial Workers Museum and Åbøbyen in Sauda (Ryfylkemuseet) has received certification for its environmental efforts from:
  • MiljøfyrtårnMiljøfyrtårn
Environmental certification of private and public enterprises, also tourism.

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