You can start the trip at Torget, the market square, next to the tourist information office.
We recommend following the signs and map provided and allow these to lead you on a fascinating and informative journey through this history rich
town.
Let the stairs lead you into Kjærlighetsstien and the nature reserve. Alternatively for those free spirited souls – use the map and create your own route… Enjoy!
The beautiful, ungovernable Rjukan waterfall had the power, and the engineer, Sam Eyde,…
The sun mirrors bring sun down to Rjukan Square during winter months, when it is normally…
Tinn Museum is a open air museum with houses from before the Black Death and onwards. The…
The mountain Gaustatoppen in Rjukan in Telemark county is easily accessable and one of…
During the WWII Vemork in Rjukan was in focus for their production of heavy water. The…
At the Norwegian Industrial Workers Museum at Vemork you can see the unique exhibition…
The Rjukan Waterfall is unfortunately much less impressive than it used to be as most of…
The Rjukan Railway was built by Norsk Hydro, and opened in 1909. It's a unique railway…
Tuddal bygdetun is an open-air museum located in Hjartdal municipality. Here you can step…
The Kulturlandskapssenteret accepts groups all year round and has a visitor section at…
Gallery Nutheim was opened in 1978. The Gallery exhibits art by local artists. Nutheim…
The museum shows sculptures, paintings, graphic art and drawings by the famous artist…
The Skinnarland Collection houses more than 100 works of art by sculptor Knut Skinnarland…
Raulandsakademiet is a course and activity centre, hostel and a living village garden.
A collection of replicas of local traditional log buildings, filled with cultural…