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Aficionados of architecture travel from as far as Japan and New York to visit Huset Aukrust, designed by Sverre Fehn. Kjell Aukrust’s playful universe boasts its own moon rocket and 12-step astronaut programme, a power station, chocolate machine, cinema and even its own newspaper. Kunst og Kaos is the little art gallery where anything can happen - unforgettable meetings with artists and their works. Røros Kunstformidling exhibits work by numerous Norwegian artists, including a large and colourful collection by Pushwagner. Small galleries, big impressions! See our suggestions here.

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Røros Mining Town

Address

7374, Røros

Telephone
+47 72 41 00 00

post@rorosinfo.com

Røros

This colorful charming timber town was founded in 1646 and has since developed as both a mining and agricultural community. Included on UNESCO's list of World Heritage Sites as early as 1980. The town centre boasts a rare collection of large and…
The Hiort chapel

Address

Kjerkgata 39, 7374, Røros

Telephone
+47 72 40 61 70

post@rorosmuseet.no

Røros

Director Peder Hiort died a rich man. He had no direct descendants. In his will he therefore decided that his fortune of 30,000 riksdaler should be the starting capital of a foundation with the aim of furthering arts and crafts, home industry, and…
The Storwartz mining area

Address

Storwartz, 7374, Røros

Telephone
+47 72 40 61 70

Røros

Røros Copper Work's most significant mining area. 12 km from Røros town centre, 1 km from Olav’s Mine.. Guided tours : Book guided tours at Rørosmuseet T: +47 72 40 61 70 booking@rorosmuseet.no
Johan Falkberget - The museum at Ratvolden

Address

Rugldalen, 7374, Røros

Telephone
+47 72 41 61 70

booking@rorosmuseet.no

Røros

Groups can book guided tours at Ratvolden, the home of Johan Falkberget in the summer season (1.06. – 30.09.)
The author Johan Falkberget (1879-1967) grew up in a mining area and began his career as a miner, his works drew extensively on his…
Huset Aukrust

Address

Nord-Østerdalsveien 5119, 2560, Alvdal

Telephone
62 48 78 77 / 911 95 658

post@aukrust.no

Alvdal

The Aukrust Center lies in the little town of Alvdal in one of Norway's many beautiful valleys. Its a museum built to house the life work of multi- artist Kjell Aukrust. Visit this beautiful building and experience Aukrust's drawings, paintings, the…
The old bridge at Tolga

Address

2540, Tolga

Telephone
624 96 500

postmottak@tolga.kommune.no

Tolga

An amazing piece of engineering. The first bridge was built in 1736 and rebuilt in 1859. This was reconstructed in 1997. The bridge’s structure is very unusual, with a clear span of 32 m, the largest in the country. The bridge is around 1.5 km north…
Sollia Military History Museum

Address

Lyngstadveien 32, 2477, Sollia

Telephone
907 51 833

amperhaugen@icloud.com

Sollia

At the heritage-protected Amperhaugen in Stor-Elvdal municipality lies the Sollia War History Museum. The unique collection was assembled by Jo Øvergaard and was opened in May 2017. It is a collection of items, uniforms, and effects related to,…
Guided tour of Røros

Address

Malmplassen, 7374, Røros

Telephone
72 40 61 70

rorosmuseet.booking@mist.no

Røros

When Røros Copper Works built the first smelter in 1646 people came to get paid work and settle with their own farms. Røros emerged as a collection of town houses with barns and outbuildings. The mining town has preserved much of its original…
The Soap Stone Quarry at Sandbekkdalen in Kvikneskogen

Address

Sandbekkdalen, Kvikne, 2512, Kvikne

Telephone
62 48 50 00

postmottak@tynset.kommune.no

Kvikne

Bubakk, Kvikneskogen
About 1000 metres above sea-level, just west of Sandbekkdalen in Kvikne in Tynset, lies one of the country’s most known soap stone quarries from the pre-roman Iron Age. The stone quarry is known first and foremost through…
The Lovise Hut

Address

Lovise hytta, 2560, Alvdal

Telephone
993 56 425

gjertrudmkb@outlook.com

Alvdal

The Lovise Hut was built in 1748 as a smelter hut for the Folldal Works. The foundations of the smelter hut, water chute, materials storehouse, cottage etc., are clearly visible and the slag heaps dominate the landscape.