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Grotlesanden is a white sandy beach in Bremanger municipality.The beach is a popular attraction during the summer, and is also a fascinating sight during stormy weather.
Enjoy a visit to the Gulating – Western Norway’s parliament and court for 400 years.
The Norwegian Red Deer Centre is a national centre of knowledge for developing deer as a resource. The Centre is organized as an idealistic foundation, and the accumulation and distribution of knowledge about wild and farmed deer are among the main…
The lighthouse is located on a crag furthest to the west on the island of Hovden in Flora, 40 metres above sea level. It is one of the highest located lighthouses in the country, with a commanding view north and south along the line of sunken rocks…
Get a glimpse of the daily life on the coast - from the Stone Age to the “oil age”! The Coastal Museum in Sogn og Fjordane showcases the natural and cultural history of the coast.
Join the stone adventure! The Millstone Park in Hyllestad is an outdoor museum in the largest stone quarry landscape from the Viking period and Middle Ages in Northern Europe. Here you will experience another side of history: The Vikings as skilled…
Sørstrand Folkepark is a recreation area two kilometers from the center of Florø. Here you will find a sandy beach, walking trails, an barbeque area with tables and benches and a beach volleyball sand court. The area is accessible for wheelchairs.
The popular poet Jakob Sande (1906-67) was born and brought up in the bellringer´s house (Jakob Sande-tunet) in Dale. During the summer months Jakob Sande-tunet has an open café every Sunday from 2 till 5 p.m. and guided tours. You can hear about…
You cannot go further west in Norway than the islands of Utvær in Solund. With its beautiful lighthouse the islands boasts both historical significance and captivating natural surroundings.
AUSEVIKA ROCK CARVINGS Ausevika is one of the most extensive rock-carving sites in Norway, with figures dating back more than 3000 years. There are more than 300 carvings, of both animals and humans. There are also fertility and agricultural…
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