Vardø museum, established in 1894, holds the distinction of being the oldest museum in Finnmark. This historical establishment offers a unique insight into the region's past, making it a significant point of interest for those keen on understanding the cultural and historical evolution of Finnmark.
The Vardø museum is situated in Brodtkorbsjåene, sharing its location with the Pomor Museum in Vardø and the Partisan Museum in Kiberg. Additionally, it holds responsibility for the Steilneset memorial. This diverse range of exhibits and responsibilities provides a multifaceted view of the region's history, making it a compelling destination for history enthusiasts.
Today, the Vardø museum serves as a conduit for the city's history, the history of the witch trials in the 17th century, and Pomor history. These diverse historical narratives provide a rich tapestry of the region's past, offering visitors a comprehensive understanding of the city's evolution over the centuries.
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Opening times season 2023:
April 29 - June 11
Saturday - Sunday
12:00 - 17:00
June 13 - August 13
Tuesday - Sunday
12:00 -17:00
Skolegata 1, Vardø
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