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Aleksel Bordusov's surrealist works adorn walls all over the world. The motif in Lundegata in Skien is, among other things, inspired by Snorre's Younger Edda.
Skien
Brekkeparken in Skien is part of the Telemark Museum. Since the museum opened in 1909, Brekkeparken has been the city's public park.
Skien
Skien sluse is the first lock in the Telemark Canal, with connection between Skienselva and Hjellevannet.
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Lie kirkegård is a historic cemetery that is still used today. Henrik Ibsen's parents are buried at Lie cemetery.
Skien
The Glaser mine is the first mining project of Fossum iron works, and the earliest dated iron ore mine in Norway, completed in 1543.
Skien
The Gea Norvegica Geopark visitor center is located at the porcelain factory in Porsgrunn. Here, both children and adults can learn more about the natural history of our planet.
Langesund
The Henrik Ibsen Museum is closed until 2028 due to extensive renovations.
Skien
The sculpture Rat Virgin is located near by Skien centre, at Bakkestranda.
Skien
Snipetorp is the only authentic urban environment that survives from Henrik Ibsen’s time in Skien.
Skien
The main building, Søndre Brekke Manison at Brekkeparken, is truly magnificent and has housed several historical families.
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
Gjerpen Church lies on the northern edge of Skien and is a beautiful romanesque stone church built at some time in the twelfth century.
Skien
The Norges Bank building was built close to Skien church.
Skien
Henrik Ibsen was born on the 20 th of March 1828, to parents Knud and Marichen Ibsen.
Skien
In this building, in the corner room on the 2nd floor, Henrik Ibsen was born.
Skien
Borgestad Church at Borgestad in Skien was consecrated of 24 May 1907.
Skien
Glasergruva Mine (1543): Norway's oldest datable iron mine in Skien. Discover the history behind Fossum Ironworks & this protected monument.
Skien