Siljustøl
Outside the city centre, Composer home
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The home of Norwegian composer Harald Sæverud (1897–1992) and his wife Marie Hvoslef.
Today, the estate consists of a museum, a private residence and a large and beautiful outdoor area which is an annual venue for the family day during the Festival. The Bergen International Festival has arranged concerts at Siljustøl since 1994.
Accessibility
Wheelchair access: Limited accessibility. Difficult access with several steep climbs. Access to upper floor concert hall is possible though difficult for small wheelchairs; motorised wheelchairs have access to the ground floor only.
Accessible toilet: Yes, on the ground floor.
Facilities for reduced hearing: No.
Read more about planning a visit to Siljustøl at kodebergen.no.
Website
Address
Siljustølveien 50, 5239 Rådal
Transport
Public transportation: We encourage our audience to leave the car at home and take public transportation. The closest stop on the Bergen City Lightrail is Råstølen. From the light rail stop there is a 10 minute walk to the venue. Find relevant time tables at skyss.no.
Car & parking: Siljustøl is situated a 20 minute drive from the Bergen city center. Cars may be driven to the door to drop off or pick up mobility impaired passengers by prior arrangement with Siljustøl (tel +47 55 13 60 00), but the car must be parked in the car park.
Parking
Parking is available close to venue.
Refreshments
No.
