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The Iron Age Farm Ullandhaug, known as Jernaldergården på Ullandhaug in Norwegian, is a historical farm complex located in Stavanger, Rogaland in Norway. The farm features longhouses that date back to the Nordic Iron Age, approximately between 350 and 550 AD. This historical site provides a unique opportunity for visitors to step back in time and experience the living conditions of the Nordic people during the Iron Age.

Layout of the Iron Age Farm Ullandhaug

The Iron Age Farm Ullandhaug consists of three longhouses, two of which are approximately 35 meters long and one that is 45 meters long. These houses surround a courtyard, the open side of which faces the fjord. This open side was originally bounded by a low wall. Visitors to the farm can explore these longhouses and get a sense of the spatial arrangements and living conditions of the Iron Age Nordic people.

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NOJernaldergården
DEEisenzeithof Ullandhaug
ENThe Iron Age Farm at Ullandhaug
NOJernaldergarden på Ullandhaug

History & Anthropology History & Anthropology Archaeology Historic house Open air

Iron Age Farm
Madlamarkveien 152

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Madlamarkveien 152, Stavanger

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  • Apollo's Insights AI-Generated

    The Iron Age Farm in Stavanger, Norway offers visitors a glimpse into life during the Iron Age. This open-air museum features reconstructed buildings and farmsteads from the period, allowing guests to experience the daily life of people who lived over 1,500 years ago. Many visitors appreciate the hands-on nature of the exhibits, where they can see and touch replica tools and artifacts. The staff, often dressed in period-appropriate clothing, are generally knowledgeable and provide informative explanations about the era.

    Some visitors find the site to be relatively small, which can be both a positive (easy to explore in a short time) and a negative (limited content for those expecting a larger museum). The farm's location, overlooking the Hafrsfjord, adds to the atmospheric experience, though some find it can be windy and exposed to the elements.

    While many enjoy the educational aspect, some visitors note that the experience could be enhanced with more interactive elements or guided tours. The authenticity of the reconstructions is generally praised, but a few visitors mention that more detailed information panels could improve the learning experience.

    Overall, the Iron Age Farm provides an interesting look at ancient Norwegian history, though the depth of the experience may vary depending on individual expectations and interest in the subject matter.

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