Hadeland
and Ringerike
Beautiful landscape, art and history
The Twist. Isn't it cool?
Explore the building that The New York Times has declared a must-see.
At the Kistefos Museum, an hour's drive north-west from Oslo, you can experience world-known architecture and the cutting edge of Norwegian and international contemporary art.
Here, you can see works by Yayoi Kusama, Olafur Eliasson and Jeppe Hein, as well as by Norwegian artists such as Bjarne Melgaard and Magne Furuholmen (Furuholmen is also a member of the famous Norwegian band A-ha).
Explore the enormous sculpture park and several unique galleries.
Ten minutes from the Kistefos Musuem, you will find the famous Hadeland Glassverk, ideally situated next to the Randsfjord.
Here, you can see glass blowers perform their trade exactly as they did in the 1700s.
The area is almost like a small village, with restaurants, art exhibitions, stores, and family activities.
Isn't this the look of a passionate chef?
The colorful hotel of Thorbjørnrud, only two minutes from Hadeland Glassverk, has its own kitchen garden and brewery, and offers a delicious menu focusing on local food.
Visit the Sister Churches, and stop by Glasslåven Art Centre while you're there.
Stop by Hønefoss, a nice town with many shopping opportunities.
And don't forget to stop by the sculpture "Oppgangssaga". From here, you have an amazing view of the town.
Want to go back in time? Hadeland Folk Museum is an open air museum at Halvdanshaugen, where the head of the famous viking Halvdan Svarte is supposedly buried.
Here, you will also see more than 30 restored buildings and Sankt Petri, a church from the year 1120.
At Veien Cultural Heritage Park, you can visit Eastern Norway's largest graveyeard from prehistoric times, which also consists of a restored house and a modern museum.
Lygna is a nice area for winter and summer fun, located only an hour away from Oslo.
Here, you can go for a hike, take a bath, go fishing, sleep in a hammock, go kayaking, or go skiing in the winter.
Go for a hike up to Ringkollen where you can go biking, hiking or sleep in a floating tent. At Ringkollstua, you will find all the equipment you need for an amazing day outside.
Or book a course to go paragliding in Ringerike.
And these are only some activities you can do in Hadeland and Ringerike!
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Top attractions
HønefossVassfaret, Ringerike
Vassfarstien, Ringerike Vassfaret is a valley of legends and shimmering lakes. Its cultural landscape is packed with exciting destinations seasoned with original stories. Vassfaret is an area for which DNT Ringerike has a deep affection. It is home to three of our stunning cabins; Storekrakkoia (from 1959), Vassfarkoia (from 2007), and Fønhuskoia (from 2013). The trail is split into seven sections. It starts in Hønefoss and ends at Fønhuskoia, and you can use our welcoming cabins for overnight stays along the way. Please see information at the bottom of the page. A central starting point is Søndre Torv in Hønefoss, just by the bus station. Here you will also find a large map and more information on Vassfarstien. When you start at Søndre Torv, there are several options for how to organise your trip. The route is great as a long trip, but can also be split into several shorter sections. DNT Ringerike opened Vassfarstien in 2018 to mark the association’s 125th anniversary. The opening of the trail also underpinned the slogan “Skauleis til fjells” – to walk through the forest on your way to the mountain. More information on the various sections Show consideration during your visit, and follow these basic guidelines: • Adhere to the code of conduct for public right of access • Park at designated car parks and campsites • Take your litter home or use the bins provided • Remember the rules for keeping dogs on a lead; respect campfire bans and restrictions, and use designated sites only • Try to use local shops along the route • Drive nicely, but not too nicely – keep up with the traffic • Last, but not least; ENJOY your trip!
HønefossFossen Friluft
Welcome to outdoor adventures with Fossen Friluft! We are specialized in outdoor activities and tailor events for both business and eager friends. Contact us today to experience exciting and challenging activities especially made for your event! You do not need to be part of a large group in order to make use of Fossen Friluft. We take any task ranging from private events to large gatherings. Additionally Fossen Friluft offers a wide range of activities well suited for the mentally disabled and other groups with special needs. In need of inspiration? - Teambuilding - Climbing courses - Canoeing and kayaking - Avalanche courses - Stag Parties - Kick offs - Ice climbing, mountain climbing, rappelling, soda crate-climbing - Your wishes and ideas Do you have any questions or wishes? Feel free to send us an e-mail: [email protected] Season: All year Price: Depending on activity, size of group and duration Capasity: We welcome small and large groups Welcome!
HønefossThe Pilgrims trail through Ringerike
The pilgrims' path through Ringerike About the pilgrims' path through Ringerike Way-marked trail for the modern-day pilgrim. Opened as part of the St. Olaf's Day celebrations in 1995. The path leads through beautiful cultural and natural landscapes in Hole/Ringerike towards Norderhov church, across Haugsbygd (Haug church) to Jevnaker municipality, and onwards across rural Hadeland. It forms part of the St. Olav Ways network of paths from Oslo to Nidaros, and follows some sections of Den Bergenske Kongevegen. There are numerous cultural heritage sites along the way: The St. Olav spring, Midtskogsteinen, Benteplassen w/memorial stone of Kari Hiran and memorial stone in Tavleskaret/Nordkleiva (both linked to the war in 1716), Kroksundbroen (stone bridge), boundary stone by Bønsnes medieval church, and Frøyshov burial site (24 burial mounds from the early Iron Age). Ringerike was a centre of power and trade in pre-Christian times, something rich grave-finds confirm. It was a meeting place for people from Hallingdal, Valdres, and Oplandene. There were also strong connections with Viken and the villages along the Vestfold coast. The central location, combined with a favourable climate and fertile land, formed the basis for wealth and power for chieftains and kings. Hønefoss is built around the 21-metre-high Hønefossen waterfall in Ådalselva. The waterfall was used for mills as early as in the 1300s. Sawmills started to emerge in the 1600s, and in the 1660s there were 24 in total. This formed the foundation for urban settlement and development, and Hønefoss was granted town privileges in 1852. What is there to see along the route? On your way from Hole to Ringerike, the old medieval route leads up Bergerbakkene to Norderhov church. At the left hand side is Juveren Nature Reserve, one of the most recent and least overgrown river bends created by Storelva as it meanders its way to Tyrifjorden. Norderhov Norderhov, or the old Njardarhov – the hof of the Norse god, Njord – is where pagan and Christian Middle Ages meet. It is one of several examples of churches built close to an old pagan worship site. Norderhov church was probably built towards the end of the 1100s. The old Norderhov rectory is home to Ringerikes Museum and its different exhibitions, including one of the poet, folk-tale collector and bishop, Jørgen Moe. It also features a home front museum and exhibits from Ringeriket’s ancient history. In Svenskestua are artefacts from the powerful vicar’s wife, Anna Colbjørnsdatter, and the battle of Norderhov in 1716. There is also an icon collection at the museum. The brown building, Munkestua, probably dates back to the 1500s, and the Munk-cellar may date from before 1200. Their age and names raise the question as to whether these premises served as accommodation for pilgrims. Norderhov's long history as a religious meeting point is also evidenced by the large Iron Age burial sites at Trygstad, Tandbergmoen, and Stavhella. More burial mounds can be found at Ringåsen, located to the east. According to the old bailiff Iver Wiel, a huge burial mound was opened at the farm Veisten in 1713. Inside were the remains of an important person. Above from Hesselberg, the old medieval thoroughfare takes a left turn. At the top of the hill, we reach Stavhella where at least 25 round mounds from the late Iron Age, year 600-1000, have been recorded. A few hundred metres west of Stavhella is where Tandberg church was located 700 years ago. This was a stone church with Christian graves. The church valuables are today kept in St. Mary’s Church in Oslo. Stretch to Haug church On the northern side of Tandbergmovegen, the old track has been removed to give way to farming. The path follows the farm road at the forest edge along the eastern side of the field. After a walk of approx. 1 km through the forest, we reach the Sætrang farms. This was once the site of a monolith with runic inscriptions, and was known as “Sætranggråen”. It was removed during last century due to heavy traffic and people digging for a treasure believed to have been buried here. From Sætrang, the path follows the main road for 100 m, and then turns left towards Haug church. Haug church and Haugsbygd Haug is a medieval church dating back to the 1100s, and features pagan burial mounds and Christian graves side-by-side. Its original nave still exists, but has been extended. The church was restored and extended in 1712, and was last altered in 1878. The pilgrims’ path continues along Harehaugveien, which is also the medieval road and bishop Jens Nilssøns travel route in 1594. This area offers the most beautiful view of Hønefoss. On the ridge west of Hønefoss is Veien Kulturminnepark, one of Eastern Norway’s largest burial sites. At the top of the hill, Harehaugveien takes a left turn. A site that may be of interest is a Viking grave by the farm Gjermundbo, 1 km to the south-east. We then turn left onto Torp-veien. *Cyclists should follow Harehaugveien to the right. Åsbygda On the hill west of Torp, there is a protected area called Aurenhøgda. This is the feeder dike for a volcano from the Permian, i.e. approx. 250 million years ago. We follow the old thoroughfare downhill, and turn right across Aurebeck, i.e. Aurdalsbekken. The path leads past old foundations from several old crofts that belonged to the farm Honerud, and then on to Askilsrud. Here, the old route continued straight ahead. It is still clearly visible, partly with sunken lane characteristics, along the property borders past Gundersby and Skaug, but some stretches are gone. Therefore, we have to turn right and follow the farm road up to the footpath running along the main road. By Åsbygda school, the path follows the footpath beneath the main road, and continues along Gamlevegen to Jevnaker municipality. Gamlevegen forms part of Den Bergenske Kongevegen, built around year 1800, and is a very typical example of roads built at the time – i.e. with French chaussées going straight ahead, both uphill and downhill. Some 400 metres from the school, we reach the farm Skogstad on the left hand side. The medieval route ran below the farm, past Hundlandet and Aslaksrud. By Hundlandet, a flagstone with very interesting runes from around 1190 has been found. When we are back down by the main road, we have left Ringerike municipality and are at the gateway to Jevnaker municipality. hotel’s beautiful surroundings. Show consideration during your visit, and follow these basic guidelines: • Adhere to the code of conduct for public right of access • Park at designated car parks and campsites • Take your litter home or use the bins provided • Remember the rules for keeping dogs on a lead; respect campfire bans and restrictions, and use designated sites only • Try to use local shops along the route • Drive nicely, but not too nicely – keep up with the traffic • Last, but not least; ENJOY your trip!
HønefossRingerike's museum
RINGERIKES MUSEUM Bullet holes in the walls and fairytales in the bag Ringerike museum was founded in 1923. It acquired and moved into the enormous timber building Norderhov vicarage around 1960. The house dates back to 1635, and until 1960 it was the residence of the vicar of Norderhov church. Anna Colbjørnsdatter The museum tells the dramatic story of how the courageous wife of the vicar, Anna Colbjørnsdatter, tricked several hundred Swedish soldiers in the battle of Norderhov in 1716. A large number of Swedish soldiers were killed. Bullet holes in the walls and weapons in the room bear witness to the terrible event. The dried up body of Anna is still in the crypt of Norderhov church. Jørgen Moe It was here, in Norderhov's old vicarage, that the fairytale authors Jørgen Moe and Peter Christian Asbjørnsen met for the first time, when they were just 13–14 years old. This is where they laid the foundations for a life-long friendship that awakened their interest in collecting Norwegian fairytales. The museum has hundreds of objects from their lives. Hjemmestyrkemuseet – home forces museum Located on the first floor of Ringerike museum, the exhibition Hjemmestyrkemuseet D14.2 shows weapons and equipment from the German occupation of Norway, and paints a brutal picture of the armed resistance in the period from 1940–45. The museum also has exhibitions from Hole and Ringerike, a welcoming museum shop and a kiosk. For updates and news, please visit our home page and follow us on Facebook Welcome to an exciting museum and learn how significant people and dramatic events have left indelible marks on Norway's history! Opening times last updatet 2016: 29 May – 4 Sept. Tuesday – Sunday, 11.00–16.00 School classes and groups are welcome every day, all year, by prior arrangement. Prices: Adults NOK 70 Children, students, pensioners NOK 50 Groups over 20 people NOK 50
Book nowJevnakerKistefos-Museet - History, art, playfulness and picturesque
Experience Kistefos-Museum: industrial museum, art Hall and sculpture park Kistefos is one of Europe´s most important sculpture parks for contemporary art. Built on the grounds of a historical pulp pill, Kistefos today comprises an industrial museum, two art galleries and an impressive sculpture park in scenic surroundings. It has a mission to conserve the buildings and industrial heritage of the area whilst also celebrating the best of Norwegian and international contemporary art. Seson 2026 is May 9 - Octobre 11. Take the Bus from Oslo til Kistefos - read about the sites Note: Tickets must be purchased in advanced. Available between 30.april - 30 october 2022. The bus leaves from Oslo busstation ( Cental station) and stops at Kistefos and Hadeland Glassverk. It is also possible to shuttle between the two sites with the same bus. Read more about the bus and tickets here. Sculpture Park Each year the sculpture park is expanded with one or more sculptures. Today it contains 46 sculptures by prominent contemporary artists such as Yayoi Kusama, Claes Oldenburg, Fernando Botero, Tony Cragg, Olafur Eliasson, and Anish Kapoor. Many of the sculptures are made site-specific and directly inspired by the area, nature, and history of Kistefos. The works range from the monumental to the unobtrusive, the profound to the playful. The expression of the sculptures changes with the weather and the season - making a visit to the sculpture park a year-round experience. Art Every year, Kistefos presents new art exhibitions by highly recognized national and international artists in our two galleries, The Twist and Nybruket Gallery. The architectural masterpiece The Twist is both a gallery, a bridge, and a sculpture, all in one. The 1.000 square meters building takes a sculptural form, twisting at the midway point as it crosses the Randselva river to connect the north and south sides - turning the journey through the park into a loop. The Twist is designed by BIG - Bjarke Ingels and is a unique exhibition space with varied light sources and view over the river. Nybruket Gallery is located in one of the old factory buildings of A/S Kistefos Træsliberi. The factory heritage has been preserved, creating a beautiful framework for art. Industry The history of Kistefos started with the old wood pulp mill more than 100 years ago. A/S Kistefos Træsliberi was established by consul Anders Sveaas in 1889, a company that produced wood pulp at the site from 1889 to the mid-1950s. The production at Kistefos stopped in 1955, but the buildings and machines have been set in motion once again, creating a living factory for Kistefos´ visitors. Kistefos, as we know it today, was established in 1996 by Norwegian businessman and art collector Christen Sveaas, grandson of Anders Sveaas. The industrial history is a running theme throughout the park and is inextricably linked to Kistefos´ history. The river Randselva runs through the entire area and was in the early days the very foundation for the industry at the site. Today, it materializes as a beautiful and soothing signature. Contact us to tailor your experience Kistefos Museum is an outstanding stop during your weekend with friends, colleagues, or perhaps your entire family. We offer activities and experiences that engage and inspire across age groups and fields of interest. We focus on the act of conveying and will happily give you a guided tour tailored to your wishes. Feel free to contact us to get tips and assistance when planning your trip. Tickets Tickets can be purchased at the entrances, in one of the ticket machines Adults NOK 200,- Children (up to and including 16) Free Students NOK 100,- (20 - 25 years old or a valid student ID) Senior NOK 170,-
Where to stay
GranCabins - Sanner Hotel
Cabin rental by Sanner Hotel at Granavollen Sanner Hotel offers three charming cabins for rent at Granavollen; Jomfruburet, Drengestua, and Pilegrimstua. The cabins are cosy and equipped with everything needed for self-catering. Subject to advance agreement, guests are free to use facilities such as tennis and volleyball courts, restaurants, bars, and wellness area during the hotel’s opening hours. Jomfruburet Jomfruburet is a small cabin dating back to the early 1900s. It is recently renovated, and looks and feels almost new. The cabin offers basic accommodation, and is ideal for a holiday or a stop-over on a pilgrimage to Nidaros. Drengestua Not far from Jomfruburet is Drengestua — a welcoming little place with everything you need. Drengestua is ideal for one to six people. Pilegrimstua Pilegrimstua is a small, charming cabin located close to Jomfruburet and Drengestua. It has everything you need for a stay over a few days, and is suitable for up to two people. Accommodation for every occasion In addition cabins, Sanner Hotel offers traditional hotel rooms as well as meeting and conference facilities. - Read more about hotel accommodation or conference facilities at Sanner Hotel.
GranHelgaker Farm
Is your company looking for an inspiring backdrop to an off-site event? Then look no further than Helgaker Gård. We offer a modern venue for all kinds of meetings – conferences, kick-offs, events, management meetings etc. We are located in the heart of Hadeland's unique cultural landscape, just 40 minutes from Gardermoen and 1 hour from Oslo. The barn houses several spacious and high-ceilinged conference rooms with everything in place to facilitate efficient and innovative meetings. Wifi, projector and other modern conference equipment available. Enjoy a good night's sleep in our comfy beds. We have 26 guest rooms in various buildings. Our kitchen has a varied menu, serving everything from hearty country dishes to exotic meals. Our popular group activities will enhance your experience, and during the breaks you can relax by the barn wall. Helgaker Gård offers the opportunity to relax and reflect in an open and beautiful countryside.
JarenLygnasæter Hotell
When is Lygnasæter at its best? The whole year. This family-run hotelrich in tradition, is widely known as a conference and excursion place summer and winter. In winter time we arrange everything from sami tent(lavvo), clay pidgeon shoots, and canoeing to tug-og-war and horse shoe throw. "Æftasskiing" (afternoon skiing), sleigh rides and winter golf are offered in winter season. Superb conference facilities that fit sundry arrangements and sizes. The hotel is known for its excellent kitchen, the heart of the hotel. 29 rooms - 53 beds.
HønefossKlækken Hotell - Hønefoss
Venerable Klækken Hotel in Ringerike municipality – close to Hønefoss and only 10 minutes from Hadeland Glassverk Klækken is one of Ringerike's true gems. It is impossible not to be captivated by the stunning hotel park boasting a display of flower and colours not easily matched. The hotel has 156 welcoming rooms, all with a view of the park. In its unique swimming pavilion, guests can enjoy an invigoration swim both indoors and outdoors in pools holding a comfortable 26 degrees all year round. Meals prepared with skill, passion and pride Under the supervision of the head chef, Klækken offers food made from fresh produce selected with an expert eye. Highly skilled chefs prepare first-class meals, and a proficient sommelier is on hand to add that little bit extra to the experience. Using ingredients of the very best quality, the pâtissier creates the most exquisite confectionery, delicious cakes, and tempting desserts. Workation Why not take your work on a mini-holiday? Combine work and leisure with a wonderful stay at our hotel. Ringkollen, located only a stone's throw from the hotel, offers miles of groomed cross-country ski tracks, hiking opportunities, and tobogganing. End your working day with a ski trip followed by a relaxing swim in our pool – and then a good meal. Bring your family to Klækken for an eventful stay! Make use of our fully renovated swimming facilities and newly refurbished rooms. Feel fre to read more and contact us for bookings. Activities at Klækken Hotel Klækken opened its indoor and outdoor swimming pool in 1982, and was then the only hotel to offer this exciting facility. The swimming pavilion is still one of a kind, and is popular with guests of all ages. If you stay with us or use our restaurant, you get free admission to the pools which are open all year round. The indoor pool is decagonal and is 10 metres in diameter. It also offers direct access to the outdoor pool, which is 12.5 x 5 metres. Both hold a temperature of 26 °C all year and are 1.5 metres deep. A range of indoor and outdoor activities are available: - Tennis court - Swimming pool - Fitness suite - Sculpture park - Football pitch - Volleyball court - Mini golf Klækken – a hotel for every occasion The hotel offers function rooms suitable for every occasion. Enjoy good food and drink around a beautifully set table, and socialise in one of our comfortable lounges. Klækken has 27 well-equipped conference rooms of various sizes, and offers great flexibility. The perfect meeting point – a date with the good life.
Food and drink
HallingbyVillfisken - The wild Fish
Welcome to local store:The Wild-Fish You find the delicatessen store, The Wild Fish after a half hour's drive from Hønefoss, along the E16, direction Fagernes. Our speciality is local fish and we have a good selection of foods from local suppliers. We have our focus on quality-ingredients and great taste. A trip to wild fish is an experience in itself.
HønefossGledeshuset Hønefoss
Welcome to the heart of Hønefoss! At Gledeshuset you are welcome to enjoy a nice meal or a refreshing drink at our restaurant, in the cafeteria or at the bar – who has the best view in the city. You can also enjoy our outdoor seating, while enjoying the beautiful view of the river and the waterfall beside the restaurant. A diverse program through the year We are proud to present the cities new venue, which hosts Hønefossrevyen, Fosserock, Rockefroskene and the Christmas show O`jul med din glede. At Gledeshuset you can also enjoy our jazzcafè, a bubbly champagne lunch or afterwork with good colleagues. Our meny changes with the seasons and with local products. Contact us, and we will help you arrange your next business meeting, the christening, the memorial or the full party at 40! Welcome to Gledeshuset!
JevnakerKokkestua and The Bakery - at Hadeland Glassverk
Hadeland Glassverk has a restaurant and a bakery, each renowned for the quality of its food. The Kokkestua Restaurant offer lunch and dinner, hot or cold,, based on traditional popular Norwegian cuisine. The Bakery offers a variety of freshly baked bread, pastry and a wide selection of topped sandwiches and rolls. The cosy atmosphere by the fireside adds an extra touch to your meal. In the summer, you can enjoy your meal outside, weather permitting. Enjoy!
GranGranavolden Gjæstgiveri - Homey and Classic
Granavolden Gjæstgiveri - Cosy and classic The inn is the nearest neighbour to Søsterkirkene – Sister Churches – and is situated on Granavollen itself, along the pilgrim’s road to Nidaros. Granavolden offers plain overnight accomodations in homey surroundings. Conference Besides modern course and conference rooms with all the necessary equipment. The kitchen is known for its good, home-made food. The inn offers a unique milieu for creative collections and mental recharging. The entire region is like an exciting journey back to the Middle Ages. 40 rooms - 61 beds. Video tour Feel free to check out our video from Granavolden Gjæstgiveri on youtube: https://youtu.be/4syF62P9-g8
Getting around in Hadeland and Ringerike
See detailed information by visiting Hadeland's and Ringerike's official website.
Plan your trip and buy tickets for public transportation with Entur, Norway's national travel planner.
Towards sustainability
The certification Sustainable Destination is a label given to destinations that work systematically to reduce the negative impacts of tourism. In addition to providing visitors with enjoyable experiences, the destination must strive to minimise its impact on local nature, culture and the environment, and support the local community and economy. The municipality and the travel industry shall cooperate closely to assure that the destination is a great place in which to live as well as visit.
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