Name: Hadeland Glassverk
Address: Glassverksveien 9, 3520 Jevnaker, Norway, NO
Telephone: +47 61 31 64 00

Hadeland Glassverk is a museum, located at Glassverksveien 9, 3520 Jevnaker, Norway. They can be contacted via phone at +47 61 31 64 00, visit their website www.hadeland-glassverk.no for more detailed information.

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Glassverksveien 9, 3520 Jevnaker

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Added by Jopie, at 17 August 2016

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Anonymous

08 November 2017

Good place to visit. You can see glass being made and you might even get to have a go.
There is also a selection of shops and cafes.
Anonymous

16 August 2017

This is like a small village, lots of shops seiling arts, glass, textiles. You can eat inside or outside. Playpark for children, even an old train just for fun. Conserts in summer. Love it. :)
Anonymous

31 July 2017

Huge factory outlet for all things glass, crystal and porcelain (and quite a bit more). There's a decent restaurant on the premises, am art gallery and a playground. Can get quite busy during peak days, to the point where parking can be a problem.
Anonymous

05 June 2017

A very nice place to visit during all seasons, but my favourite is right before Christmas. Then it has something magical
Anonymous

23 March 2017

Well worth a visit, there is a place for visitors to sit in gallery style seating to watch the glass blowers at work.
Anonymous

20 March 2017

Beautiful location. Glass making by hand demonstration are great. Can blow your own glass. Shopping centres are well stocked with a good selection.
Anonymous

05 March 2017

Nice place to visit to see glass being made
Anonymous

07 September 2016

Must see if in the area. Glass blowers and nice kitchen and glass to buy.
Anonymous

24 August 2016

We felt honoured to walk straight from the exhibition space to the factory floor and witness the many craftsmen working in synchronised teams to creating amazing glass items. There was fire and steam, strength and delicacy, ancient methods and modern tools. It was a (free) window into the skilled handwork that goes into this company's products.

After the amazing (free) workshop viewing, it feels churlish to complain about anything, but the exhibition space could have been better used to explain the glass manufacturing processes more. Also we have been spoiled by other museums in Norway who provide a lot more English translations than was done here. A new (glass!) extension is being added, maybe the exhibition is in the process of being improved?

There are also many shops on the site including a factory discount outlet, a Waffle House and a Bakery where I had the nicest cinnamon & almond bun, yum!