Heddal Open Air Museum and its collection

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The Heddal Open Air Museum, also known as Heddal bygdetun, is situated in the quaint village of Heddal in Notodden, Vestfold og Telemark county, Norway. This open-air museum offers a unique opportunity to explore Norwegian history and culture in a picturesque setting.

Proximity to Heddal Stave Church

The Heddal Open Air Museum is conveniently located near the historic Heddal Stave Church. This proximity allows visitors to combine their museum visit with a trip to one of Norway's most significant religious sites.

Visiting Time for Heddal Open Air Museum

The Heddal Open Air Museum is open to visitors from 15 June through 15 August every summer. This period is the ideal time to experience the museum and its surroundings in all their glory.

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Heddal Open Air Museum
Heddalsvegen 385
3676 Heddal

Visitor information Heddal Open Air Museum

Opening hours

The yard is not currently staffed, but everyone is welcome to stop by. Please check website for details on opening hours.

Admission

Free admission to the courtyard outside of events
Please check website for more details on ticket prices

Facilities

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Location & Map

Heddalsvegen 385, Heddal

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Exhibitions

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Heddal Open Air Museum Reviews

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    The Heddal Open Air Museum offers visitors a glimpse into traditional Norwegian rural life. Located near the famous Heddal Stave Church, this museum features a collection of historic buildings and artifacts that showcase the region's cultural heritage. Visitors appreciate the opportunity to explore well-preserved farmhouses, barns, and other structures that have been relocated to the museum grounds. The museum provides insights into local crafts, agricultural practices, and daily life from past centuries. Guides in period costumes offer informative tours, which many find educational and engaging. However, some visitors note that the site is relatively small compared to other open-air museums in Norway, and the experience might be brief for those expecting a more extensive collection. The scenic setting adds to the overall charm of the museum, but a few reviewers mention that signage and explanations could be improved for non-Norwegian speakers. Despite these minor drawbacks, most visitors find the Heddal Open Air Museum to be a worthwhile stop, especially when combined with a visit to the nearby stave church.

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