FamxplorThe house that didn't burn
What to expect
The House That Didn't Burn, also known as Waldehuset, is a miracle house that survived the great town fire of 1904 in Ålesund, Norway. According to local stories, the house was spared from the flames due to a divine intervention. Today, it is a small museum and café that showcases the story of its survival and offers a glimpse into the past. The house has been restored to its original state and features interior from over a hundred years ago. Visitors can enjoy a cup of coffee, waffles, or a light snack while hearing the moving story of the house's survival. The house is a distinctive cultural landmark in Ålesund and a must-visit for those interested in history and faith
Plan your family visit to the The house that didn't burn with these blog insights 👇
Ålesund with children: Strawberry houses and angel visits
Activities: We visited the Waldhuset Museum. It's a small white wooden house. We took a tour and listened to the story of the angel of Ålesund. We sat in the bedroom with the little angel statue
Highlights: Mette, the hostess, told us the story of the angel and the house that didn't burn. It was a very interesting experience. The rooms were furnished with great attention to detail ✨