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Glåmos
Kuråsfossen 1, in Glåmos, was built by Røros Kobberverk and put into operation in 1896. Museum with old turbines and other electrical equipment. Guided tour: By arrangement in summer time
Røros
The houses on Sleggveien, Slag road, give some idea of the social history of the mining community. In the five houses at the top of the road lived day labourers, craftsmen, gypsies and others who had no permanent work for the Copper Works and no…
Os i Østerdalen
Oddentunet in Narjordet is an attractive listed farm that is the main annexe to Os museum. The interior of the main building is a picturesque work of art in which the original embellishments are preserved.
Vingelen
Vingelen has one of Norway’s best preserved building communities with nearly 800 houses from before 1900. The museum contains historical artefacts from churches and schools. There is a 13th century censer from the old Middle Age church.
Tynset
At Røstvangen you will find the remains of the mining community which existed for 17 years from 1904 until 1921 and resulted in the biggest bankruptcy in Norway’s history at that time. At the most populous period there were approx. 500 people living…
Alvdal
One of Norway's best preserved open-air village museums with 17 turf roof houses from the 18th century. Rent an audio guide and gain a vivid and evocative insight into traditional farming, mountain farming, architectural styles, supersitions, and…
Tolga
Dølmotunet is a farm from the 1850s turned into a musuem. The staff can show you around and tell you about the history of Dølmotunet and Tolga. The summer season at Dølmotunet is filled with activities of all sorts and for all ages. The museum is…
Tynset
When you have driven down the gulley on the main road (Rv 30) from Tynset to Tylldalen, just where the road crosses the bridge over the small river Grøtåa you will clearly see the path leading to the mines. The Grøtåa valley is in places quite…
Tylldalen
n the summer, the church is open, and you won’t regret stopping by for fifteen minutes. The church was consecrated in 1736 and named “Our Savior’s Church.” It is a long church with a choir, nave, sacristy, and porch. The church is open during Olsok…
Røros
Røros church - also called "The pride of the mining town" - was built in the golden age of the Røros Copper Company. The building was finished in 1784 and is one of the largest churches in Norway, with 1600 seats. It now emerges in its entire…