The Hardanger Maritime Centre is a living museum where visitors can experience Norway's maritime history. The centre features open workshops, a blacksmith, and a rope-making facility, where skilled craftspeople build and repair wooden boats. Visitors can see ropes being made, blacksmiths at work, and boats being built and repaired. The centre also offers hands-on workshops and family activities, including building toy boats, twisting rope, and constructing log houses. Additionally, visitors can rent traditional rowboats and take a trip on the fjord. The centre has a café and a museum shop offering maritime products, making it a great place to visit with family and friends
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Activities: We visited the Hardanger Fartøyvernsenter, a boat museum. We watched the workers and spent time in a small open-air workshop. We also built our own boats using tools and materials provided
Highlights: The kids loved the program for children, especially building boats with real tools. "We feiled our boat ergonomically perfect". Our boat was much better looking even if it sunk! ✨