Scenic spot introduction:
The Norwegian Glacier Museum (Norsk Bremuseum in Norwegian) aims to collect, produce and disseminate knowledge about glaciers and climate. It is a spectacular building in the Sognefjord region. The museum is a non-profit organization jointly established with the International Glaciological Society and the Norwegian Hiking Association. The exhibition hall architecture, which has won international awards, is integrated with the surrounding scenery. Together with the rich content in the museum, it presents the charm and mystery of nature. in front of the viewer's eyes.Attractions distribution:
The Glacier Museum is located in Josteda National Park in Fjaerland, Norway, and is an attraction near the tourist resort Sognefjord. The museum is divided into 4 major categories, covering 24 themes, including glacier formation, ice age, climate change and other aspects, providing people with a comprehensive understanding of this region and activities. The exhibition layout in the museum is quite realistic and substantial, and it is a unique exhibition hall worth visiting carefully.Scenic spot features:
Visit, study, research, nature, museums, fjords, glacierstravelling guideline:
1. At the nearby tourist information center, you can make an appointment for a one-day tour of the Glacier Museum and nearby glaciers.
2. Hiking on a glacier is one of the most unmissable experiences. You can consult the museum or park for details.
3. If tourists want to stay nearby for a few more days, they can choose to camp or rent cabins.
Best time to visit:
April-October
Shopping recommendations:
(Norway Shopping) Glassware, Sami sheath knives, rose lacquer paintings, etc.
(Norwegian cuisine) Meatballs, salmon, salmon, cod, feta cheese bread slices or honeycomb pancakes, beer, wine, whiskey, etc.
Scenic spot location:
Europe>Norway
How to get there:
There is a ferry from Balestrand to Fjelland, or you can take a bus from Bergen, Oslo and other places.
Scenic area map:
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Glacier ticket prices:
Adults 120 NOK, students and children (4-15 years old) 60 NOK;
Family ticket (2 adults + children under 16 years old) 260 NOK;
Group of 10-19 people 85 NOK, 80 NOK for a group of 20 or more people;
900 NOK for lifetime membership.
Scenic area opening hours:
April, May, September, October: 10:00-16:00
June-August: 9:00-18:00
Closed from November to March
