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Learn about Røros’ culinary traditions, join a guided snowmobile trip in the mountains or experience lake Femunden, Norway’s third largest lake, with the historic ferry M/S Fæmund.
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A sustainable destination
Many places follow sustainable principles, but being certified as a sustainable destination is an honour few qualify for. It takes years of work demonstrating their lasting commitment to providing the best possible experiences for their guests, while keeping the negative impact of tourism to a minimum. In addition, the destination must work to continually improve its business practices and relations with the local community, whilst safeguarding their natural and cultural assets, history and traditions.
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World Heritage
Arne Carlsen is the last man standing in the depths of the historical Olav’s Mine in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Røros.
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Memorable world heritage hiking
Pack your bags, and remember your map and compass. Just outside of Røros awaits 6,000 square kilometres of wilderness, filled with centuries of Norwegian history.
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A taste of wilderness
Beer is becoming trendy again. Røros have had a firm focus on local food for a long time; this is reflected in excellent meat, fish, cheeses, vegetables, baked goods and beer, virtually wherever you turn.
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History hub
Founded by a Viking King. Fought over in our most famous battle. Accepted as the seat of religion. In Trøndelag, there is history in every inch of the soil.
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