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566 Travel ben, bieten acht ausgearbeitete Fahrradrouten. Salzluft und Wiesen - duft schnuppern, die Angel auswerfen und zum Baden in die Schären fahren, all das lässt sich mit dem Rad wunderbar kombinieren. The Telemark, Buskerud and Vestfold regions unite the things that make Norway so unique. Clichés can bring about wonderful experiences – namely when the images we have in our minds are positive and confirmed by reality when we take a closer look. Norway, isn't that the country with the fjords and mountain ranges, skerries, stave churches and old farmhouses? Yes, exactly, that's it – and in southern Norway all these beautiful features are to be found close together. To the west of the Oslo Fjord, the Vestfold, Buskerud and Telemark regions present themselves like a miniature version of Norway. It is only a few kilometres from the weather-worn, sun-warmed rocks of Vestfold's skerry coast to the endless expanse of the high mountains. Between the two lie fabulous natural and cultural treasures that are well worth discovering. These include numerous festivals, concerts and exhibitions which are an integral part of the long Norwegian summer days. With just a little flexibility there's no need to make particularly detailed plans. The region is well developed for tourists – from the cabin at the campsite by the lake to the historic star hotel offering gourmet cuisine, there are plenty of alternatives. For those who love quiet, well-maintained roads offering panoramic views, southern Norway is a small paradise anyway. Der Minizug in den Silbergruben von Kongsberg HahnAirport Magazin · Frühjahr/Sommer 2007 Telemark, the cultural heart of southern Norway The unspoilt forests and lakes of what is regarded as Norway's most traditional region form the quintessential holiday landscape. At its heart lies a piece of cultural history. The Telemark Canal, built over 100 years ago, links the densely wooded interior of the region to the Skagerrak coast. Where timber was once floated, canoeists, cyclists and lovers of old ships are to be found today. As in former times, historical passenger ships travel up and down the canal with its numerous locks. You can disembark en route and return by bus or take your bike on board, just as you like. Those who prefer to take things at a really easy pace can plan their own round trip including an overnight stay in a hotel. An absolute must on any trip to Telemark is the stave church in Heddal. The largest of Norway's few remaining places of worship from the 12th century, with architecture which is unique throughout the world, takes the visitor on a mystical journey through time to the beginnings of Christianisation in Scandinavia. Pure nature in Buskerud Buskerud stretches from the far-reaching arms of the Oslo Fjord to the treeless plateau of the Hardangervidda. Hallingdal in particular is well known to hikers. The valley, which for centuries served as a route of passage between Oslo and western Norway as well as giving access to several mountain ranges, is at the same time the centre and starting point of a dense network of hiking trails. Hikers who scale the plateaus to the right and left are rewarded by fantastic views of Norway's mountain realm. The town of Kongsberg, which was the centre of Norwegian silver mining for hundreds of years, offers deep insights into the earth's interior. Today, the town situated by the roaring rapids of the Lågen river invites visitors into the old underground silver mines. The mine railway takes visitors 2.5 kilometres into the mountain, to the heart of the historic tunnels – and to the Norwegian Mining Museum. The church in Kongsberg, with 2,400 seats Norway's largest baroque church, is a particularly impressive witness to the wealth of former times. Vestfold – salty sea, cosy little towns You have always wanted to go to the end of the world? No problem: follow the 308 road from the traditional seafarers' town of Tønsberg to its southernmost point: "Verdens Ende", where the Oslo Fjord enters the Skagerrak, will reward you with fascinating views over the sea. And that is by no means all. The countless skerries, rocks, is lands and holms are also a splendid bathing paradise for people of all ages. Lying on the lee side of a rock warmed by the sun is pure Nordic holiday enjoyment. Eight signposted cycling routes provide a wonderful way to experience the coastal milieu of Vestfold, its historic ports such as Sandefjord and Stavern and the fertile interior. Soak up the salt air and meadow fragrances, cast out a fishing line and go bathing by the skerries – all these activities can be combined wonderfully by bicycle. I NFORMATIONEN www.visittelemark.com www.visitvestfold.no www.visitkongsberg.no www.visitnorway.com www.eventyrveien.com Fotos: Mit freundlicher Genehmigung von TELEMARKREISER AL
Museen: Kongsberg Hallingdalmuseum Sechs Museen in der Region mit 141 historischen Gebäuden Six museums in the region with 141 historic buildings Norwegisches Bergwerksmuseum | Norwegian Mining Museum spannende Bergbaugeschichte | fascinating mining history Ål Nesch Museum Permanente Ausstellung mit Arbeiten des Malers Rolf Nesch Permanent exhibition with works by the painter Rolf Nesch Morgedal Norsk Skieventyr Ski-Abenteuer-Zentrum an der Wiege des modernen Skisports Ski Adventure Centre in the birthplace of modern ski sport Rauland Rauland Kunstmuseum | Rauland Art Museum Skulpturensammlung im Hochgebirge Sculpture collection in the mountains Åsgardstrand Edvard Munch Haus | Edvard Munch House Sandefjord Walfangmuseum | Whaling Museum Die Geschichte des Walfangs | The history of whaling HahnAirport Magazin · Frühjahr/Sommer 2007 Das Gebirge “Skogshorn” in Hallingdal Travel 33
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