Ytterøy Open Air museum

Ytterøy Bygdetun (open air museum) is a unique and authentic farm from the from the 1900s and is a typical Trønder square farm yard.  
The Ytterøy Open Air Museum is open in July and can be visited at other times of the year by prior arrangement. You will be welcomed by our hosts who will show you around. Dining by prior arrangement. Guided tours of the island can also be arranged.

Getting to Ytterøy
The island of Ytterøy may be reached by ferry from Levanger city centre. The museum is 8 km from the ferry port. 
Bygdetunet ligger 8 km fra fergeleiet. See here for ferrytimes.

Ytterøy - The pearl of the Trondheimfjord 
Ytterøya is rightly called the pearl of the Trondheimsfjord. Ytterøya has a beauftiful rolling culture landscape characterised by long periods of human activity and care. It is no wonder that Asmund Olavson Vinje (a famous Norwegian author) in 1860 while staying at Inderoy, gazing out over Ytterøy and the other neighboring villages wrote - "Here I see glorious fjords and villages".