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Bok & Blueshuset (House of Books and Blues) is the new cultural center in Notodden. Here you will find a blues museum, movie theater, cafe/restaurant, live conserts, public library and a tourist information.
Notodden
Visit the magnificent Heddal Stave church in Notodden - the largest wooden stave church in Norway.
Notodden
6 km long hiking trail at Tinnemyra with several great rest areas, fishing opportunities and swimming spots in the summer.
Notodden
The Industrial Promenade is a two kilometer long walking path that follows the edge of Heddalsvannet, combining industrial heritage and scenic surroundings.
Notodden
Heddal local museum is situated right next to the Heddal stave church. Here you walk straight into 19th century peasant life.
Notodden
Tinfos culture area is an essential part of the Rjukan-Notodden world Heritage and a treat for those of you interested in history, here you will get 200 years worth all within walking distance.
The Telemark Art Museum and World Heritage Center show art and industrial history in a beautiful industrial hall from the early nineteenth century.
Notodden
Telemark Art Museum shows art in a beautiful industrial hall and offers fun activities for the whole family, museum shop and café.
Notodden
Nice trip to the beautiful Dusanfossen in Jondalen, with the possibility of swimming and fishing. The trip takes about half an hour each way.
Notodden
This hike starts at Nordstul and goes to the highest point on Blefjell Mountain, Bletoppen.
Notodden Historical society’s house at Industrigata 6 takes you on a journey back in time.
Notodden
The Notodden Blues Festival is Norway's largest blues festival, known as "Europe's best blues experience." It takes place on the first weekend of August.
Notodden
The Hydro industrial park is the heart of the world heritage. It was here artificial fertilizer was successfully manufactured in an industrial scale for the first time in history.
The line goes from Tinnoset to Notodden and is 31km long, it moves through beautiful and dramatic landscapes. On the steepest parts of the line, the incline is 28‰, and among the steepest in Norway.
The industrial worker, office clerks and engineers, and the entrepreneur. That is how the early 20th century housing situation was organized, almost like steps on a flight of stairs. It is quite rare to find such an evident geographical division of…
Notodden
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