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The first owner of Altenburggården was probably Johan Altenburg, Henrik Ibsen's grandfather.
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The main building, Søndre Brekke Manison at Brekkeparken, is truly magnificent and has housed several historical families.
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The Henrik Ibsen Museum is closed until 2028 due to extensive renovations.
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Gjerpen Church lies on the northern edge of Skien and is a beautiful romanesque stone church built at some time in the twelfth century.
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Skien sluse is the first lock in the Telemark Canal, with connection between Skienselva and Hjellevannet.
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The Ibsen Staircase is a concrete and granite structure with a bust of Henrik Ibsen. It features 32 steps adorned with quotes from "Peer Gynt".
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Theater Ibsen works to create experiences you remember! Here, throughout the year, you can take part in performances for both children and adults.
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Henrik Ibsen was born on the 20 th of March 1828, to parents Knud and Marichen Ibsen.
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Brekkeparken in Skien is part of the Telemark Museum. Since the museum opened in 1909, Brekkeparken has been the city's public park.
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Spriten Kunsthall is located on Klosterøya, a few minutes walk from the center of Skien.
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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.
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Ibsenhuset is Skien's cultural center and offers a wide selection of concerts and shows throughout the year, with both national and international guests.
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Borgestad Church at Borgestad in Skien was consecrated of 24 May 1907.
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Their gallery is in the Cultural Centre called Ibsenhuset, which opened in 1973.
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Mikaelshulen, or St. Mikael's Cave, is a mountain cave in the steep cliff face on the eastern side of Norsjø in Skien.
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The district of Skotfoss in Skien was mainly built about 1900 around the paper factory Skotfoss Bruk.
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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.
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The city garage wanted a picture that depicted cars and chose the motif of the flying car (new future technology?)
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