Gamlehaugen
Gamlehaugvegen 10
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Gamlehaugen is the King’s residence in Western Norway. From 1898 to 1925, the property belonged to former Prime Minister Christian Michelsen, who built the castle-like villa in 1900. Today, a museum section in the building is open to the public. The elaborate and well-preserved interior takes visitors back in time, with dragon style décor, a large art collection, taxidermied animals, and Rococo furniture.
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Address
Gamlehaugvegen 10, 5230 Paradis
Transport
We encourage our audience to leave the car at home and use public transportation to Gamlehaugen. Find relevant time tables at skyss.no.
Parking
There is a small parking spot at Gamlehaugvegen. There are no spots marked for disabled parking.
It is not possible to drive up to the building. There is a walkway from the parking spot to the building.
Accessibility
Wheelchair access: No
Elevator: No
Accessible toilets: No
Map
Gamlehaugen. Foto: Øivind Møller Bakken / De kongelige samlinger Gamlehaugen. Foto: Øivind Møller Bakken / De kongelige samlinger Gamlehaugen. Foto: Thor Brødreskift Gamlehaugen. Foto: Thor Brødreskift Gamlehaugen. Foto: Thor Brødreskift Gamlehaugen. Foto: Thor Brødreskift Edvard Griegs musikkruller. Foto: Thor Brødreskift
