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Ibsenhuset is Skien's cultural center and offers a wide selection of concerts and shows throughout the year, with both national and international guests.
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The artist behind the wall art on the mall “Arkaden” is Spaik - Romero Guerra from Mexico.
Spaik is an urban artist, with colorful works inspired by Latin American folklore. He has done murals in both Central and South America and in Europe.…
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Mikaelshulen, or St. Mikael's Cave, is a mountain cave in the steep cliff face on the eastern side of Norsjø in Skien.
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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.
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Experience Henrik Ibsen in Skien! Visit "Ibsenstua" in Brekkeparken from 2025 to 2028. A new Henrik Ibsen Museum opens at Venstøp in 2028.
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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.
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The artist at Møllaveggen is Spaik Romero Guerra of Mexico.
Skien
The Løveid locks at Skotfosss has 3 lock chambers and an elevation of 10.3m and connects lake Norsjø and the the "Fare River".
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The district of Skotfoss in Skien was mainly built about 1900 around the paper factory Skotfoss Bruk.
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Børsesjø is a protected nature reserve located at the northern end of Gjerpensdalen in Skien.
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The Glaser Mine in Skien is the earliest dated iron mine in Norway, completed in 1543.
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Kapitelberget in Skien, church ruins from the 1100s, after the mighty Dagsætten (ancestry) in Skien.
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In this building, in the corner room on the 2nd floor, Henrik Ibsen was born.
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Lie kirkegård is a historic cemetery that is still used today. Henrik Ibsen's parents are buried at Lie cemetery.
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The sculpture Rat Virgin is located near by Skien centre, at Bakkestranda.
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Snipetorp is the only authentic urban environment that survives from Henrik Ibsen’s time in Skien.
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The painting shows Skien around the 17th century, where Skien was one of the largest timber trading towns in Norway.
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The main building, Søndre Brekke Manison at Brekkeparken, is truly magnificent and has housed several historical families.
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