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Hardanger Fartøyvernsenter and its collection

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Hardanger Fartøyvernsenter, located in Norheimsund, is a foundation dedicated to the preservation and restoration of vessels. They specialize in the conservation, new construction, and restoration of clinker-built small boats. This center is a unique place where visitors can witness the preservation of maritime heritage and the craftsmanship involved in boat building.

Traditional Maritime Professions at Hardanger Fartøyvernsenter

In addition to vessel preservation, the Hardanger Fartøyvernsenter also employs ship smiths, riggers, and rope makers. The center offers apprenticeships in boat building and rope making, contributing to the preservation of these traditional skills. Visitors can observe these craftsmen at work, providing a unique insight into these traditional maritime professions.

Museum Tours and Camp School on the SJ Mathilde

One of the highlights of the Hardanger Fartøyvernsenter is the SJ Mathilde, which sails museum tours and camp school as part of its museum activities. This offers visitors a unique opportunity to experience a piece of maritime history firsthand, and to learn about the importance of vessel preservation.

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#123 History & Anthropology in Norway #49 Science & Technology in Norway #32 Industrial & heritage museums in Norway #20 Maritime museums in Norway #5 Profession & craft museums in Norway #117 Science & Technology in Scandinavia #50 Industrial & heritage museums in Scandinavia #23 Maritime museums in Scandinavia #11 Profession & craft museums in Scandinavia #161 Maritime museums in Europe #185 Profession & craft museums in Europe

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Hardanger Fartøyvernsenter
Sandvenvegen 50

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Visitor information Hardanger Fartøyvernsenter

Opening hours

September - March 31,
Tuesday - Friday
10:00 -14:00

May 2 - June 4
Monday - Sunday
10:00 - 15:00

June 15 - September 1
Monday - Sunday
10:00 -17:00

Closed:
December 24 - Janaury 1 , 2024
May 1 and May 17

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Admission

AdultsNOK 115.00
StudentsNOK 65.00

Family: 260 NOK

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Facilities

Wheelchair accessible

Location & Map

Sandvenvegen 50, Norheimsund

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Hardanger Fartøyvernsenter Reviews

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  • Apollo's Insights AI-Generated

    The Hardanger Fartøyvernsenter, located in Norheimsund, Norway, is a maritime museum dedicated to the preservation and restoration of traditional Norwegian boats. Visitors generally appreciate the museum's focus on maintaining Norway's rich maritime heritage. The center offers a hands-on experience, allowing guests to observe skilled craftsmen at work restoring historic vessels. Many reviewers highlight the educational value, praising the informative displays and the opportunity to learn about traditional boat-building techniques. The museum's waterfront location adds to its charm, providing picturesque views of the fjord. Some visitors note that while the museum may be relatively small, it compensates with its depth of information and authenticity. A few reviewers mention that guided tours, when available, significantly enhance the experience, offering deeper insights into the exhibits. However, some visitors find the museum's content somewhat specialized, which may not appeal to those without a specific interest in maritime history. Additionally, a few comments suggest that more interactive elements or English translations could improve the experience for international visitors. Despite these minor drawbacks, the Hardanger Fartøyvernsenter is generally well-regarded for its commitment to preserving an important aspect of Norwegian culture and offering a genuine glimpse into traditional boat craftsmanship.

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