Attractions

To experience the rich cultural heritage and traditions of Western Telemark, the museum in Eidsborg is an excellent place to start.

Since the ice-age, rocks and gravel have been swirling around on the riverbanks and formed big potholes.

Let yourself wander through eras and explore your ancestral age in a way seldom seen before.

A place with history from the southern part of Norway.

Jazz lovers flock to New Orleans, Elvis fans congregate in Memphis, ski enthusiasts travel to the little mountain valley of Morgedal.

The history of Sondre Norheim begins in Morgedal, Telemark.

Norway's only peat museum covering production from 1896 to present day, powered by a steam engine from 1907.

Grasham Farm is the heart of Birkenes Parish Museum.

Here you can see the four largest Scandinavian carnivores: bear, wolf, wolverine and lynx and smaller predators, birds and a beaver exhibition.

Norways smallest cable ferry takes you and your car across the lake Nisser, from Nissedal to Fjone.

Hillestad Gallery opened in 1985. Since then, there have been many exhibitions featuring well-known artists from across the country. Here, you will find a large selection of art, modern applied arts, a gift shop, and a café.

What did a prosperous farm in West-Telemark look like about 200 years ago? At Kviteseid Museum of local history you will find the answer.

Kviteseid Old Church lies close to Kviteseid Bygdetun museum, on a beautiful plateau near the fjord.

Experience charming Kviteseidbyen by the Telemark Canal! Explore local cafes, shops and services. Welcome to well-being and diversity!

Telespinn is a small environmental friendly yarn factory with sale on the farm Midt-Svartdal in Seljord, heart of Telemark.