Norwegian House

Beautiful exhibit. Very nice handicrafts in the museum shop. The salesperson in the shop was very knowledgeable about the house and told us lots of things we would have missed.

Well, if I could pick any house to live in, it would be this one. Until i figure out how to do it, it'll remain a great little museum.

A great place to take you back in the 18 hunderds...good preserved..

Fascinating what a small fishing community did over a century ago

Worth to see this house from +/- 1860

Nice piece of local history

Sehr schön restauriertes Haus im Norwegen Stil. Es gehörte einem Wohlhabenden Norwegischen Händler, der sich mit seiner Familie in Island niederliess. Das Holz für das Haus wird ein Norwegen vorgefertigt, zugeschnitten und dann per Schiff nach Island transportiert.
Es war für viele Jahrzehnte das einzige zwei Stöckige Haus in Island.
Heute ist es ein Museum mit schön eingerichteten Räumen aus der damaligen Zeit.

Schönes historisches Haus mit Heimatmuseum und lokalen Handwerk
War leider geschlossen wo wir da waren

English below.
Þetta er í raun að stíga í tímavél og fara beint á heimili fólks á þessum tíma. Allt er uppraðað eins og eigendurnir hafa rétt stigið út. Þess virði ef þú hefur áhuga að skoða gripi og búskap þess tíma en mæli ekki með fyrir börn.
It's like stepping into a time machine into a home from the 18/19th century. All artefacts and stuff are laying in their places and you could imagine that the original homeowners have just stepped outside for a bit.
This is not ideal for young kids, stuff can easily break or shouldn't be touched. But it's worth it if you're into history. I got a pamphlet with information about each room I walked into, the staff told me where to start and work my way from.

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