Norwegian Road Museum

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Hunderfossvegen 757, 2625 Fåberg
Added by Jopie, at 21 July 2016

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• Anonymous

  02 August 2017

  Way more interesting than the name suggests. Anyone with an interest in transport and or engineering could easily pass half a day here and still have things left to see. It is really two (or more) museums in one. Firstly the construction and maintenance of Norway's road network through time (many machines outdoors, plus a rock tunnel exhibit and indoor exhibition), but also a record of life on and by the road including old buildings transported to site and reassembled - I think the English translation "road" doesn't fully do the Norwegian idea justice The staff are knowledgeable and enthusiastic, keen to explain or run some of the various mechanical exhibitsanyhow, it is entirely free to visit, so give it a try if you are nearby.

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• Anonymous

  05 July 2017

  Quite good museum that exhibits the history of roads in Norway. Free so if you got the time it is well worth it.

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• Anonymous

  01 July 2017

  It is a very nice museum, where it is possible play and interact.

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• Anonymous

  07 May 2017

  Impressive museum about the history of Norwegian road construction. It is going to be enlarged with a vehicles pavilion that will host dozens of cars and working machines, all restored. It also has a nice open air path with thematic buildings. Super interesting!

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• Anonymous

  29 March 2017

  Flott sted, masse aktiviteter og mye å oppleve. Gratis inngang :)

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• Anonymous

  11 December 2016

  Absolutly beatifull. Must see for everyone, not only petrol heads!

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• Anonymous

  23 October 2016

  Great museum

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• Anonymous

  30 August 2016

  Top tip: Go straight to Rock Blasting Museum area for a guided tour of how Norwegian tunnels are made. It is in an actual tunnel made by industry volunteers. Our guide was the most enthusiastic young woman who loved her gigantic machines.

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• Anonymous

  28 July 2016

  Vero nice museum, and it's free to visit

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