It is a beautiful place that allows us to get closer to the world created by the artist Nikolai Astrup with his wife Engel. After years of work remodeling the houses and gardens they built, it is the perfect place to be. In addition, there is a gallery with part of the work of this important artist who died in 1928 and whose legacy was protected by his wife. I must point out that, due to its geographical location, the space is only open every year from May until...
Read moreI don't know how much you get out if this place without a guide, but we had a guided tour and it was short, informative and enthusiastic. I would recommend it. Additionally to the museum, you will find a very simple cafe here (coffee/tea and waffles/pancakes), toilets and a small shop. Free parking by the lake. We spent...
Read moreThe scenery here is magnificent - lush and lots of greens on a landscaped hillside overlooking a large freshwater lake. Astruptunet includes a tour of some of the old farm buildings (for a fee). There is a small cafe on site, along with WC facilities. Easy to find; worth about a 90...
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