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Street art in homage to Åge Samuelsen (1915-1987) and Paal Flaata (1968-...), as well as a small memory from the time when Norving flew from Geiteryggen.
Skien
Skien church was completed in 1894 and has 1,400 seats. The church is located in the middle of the city and with its two spiers of 68 meters it is clearly visible in the cityscape.
Skien
Mikaelshulen, or St. Mikael's Cave, is a mountain cave in the steep cliff face on the eastern side of Norsjø in Skien.
Skien
Kapitelberget Skien: Medieval crypt church built on a 430M-year-old coral reef. A protected site with unique Silurian fossils.
Skien
Experience Henrik Ibsen in Skien! Visit "Ibsenstua" in Brekkeparken from 2025 to 2028. A new Henrik Ibsen Museum opens at Venstøp in 2028.
Skien
Skien has an exceptional geological diversity. A tour across the Skien-Gjerpendalen valley is a tour through 1500 million years of geological history.
Skien
Ibsenhuset is Skien's cultural center and offers a wide selection of concerts and shows throughout the year, with both national and international guests.
Skien
Børsesjø is a protected nature reserve located at the northern end of Gjerpensdalen in Skien.
Skien
The main building, Søndre Brekke Manison at Brekkeparken, is truly magnificent and has housed several historical families.
Skien
Explore Hakastein Cultural Heritage Park in Skien. See remains of Norway's oldest church and Christian graves from the Viking Age.
Skien
The sculpture Rat Virgin is located near by Skien centre, at Bakkestranda.
Skien
Painting of a family sitting on the pier, based on an original photo from the Fishing Trawler from 1910. The artist is David Milton Guinn from Philadelphia.
Skien
Explore the Iron Age Farm at Århus, Skien. See a reconstructed longhouse, forge, and wagon house, and discover unique Iron Age history.
Skien
The painting shows Skien around the 17th century, where Skien was one of the largest timber trading towns in Norway.
Skien
Henrik Ibsen was born on the 20 th of March 1828, to parents Knud and Marichen Ibsen.
Skien
In the summer of 1835, Knud Ibsen moved with his family from Skien down town to Venstøp, 5 km north of Skien, on the farm Erlands Venstøp.
Skien
Brekkeparken in Skien is a lovely park with beautiful flower beds, and with lots of history in the main building and the old houses from Telemark.
Skien
The city garage wanted a picture that depicted cars and chose the motif of the flying car (new future technology?)
Skien