Tyssedal

Kraftmuseet

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  • The historic buildings of the Kraftmuseet in Hardanger, overlooking the fjord, surrounded by stunning mountains and Norwegian nature.
  • Large blue turbines inside the Kraftmuseet, showcasing historical Norwegian hydropower technology.
  • Guided tour at the Kraftmuseet, where visitors learn about the history of Norwegian hydropower.
  • Detailed view of the powerful turbine machines from the early hydropower production era in Norway.
  • A turbine partially opened to show the inner workings of the machinery at the Kraftmuseet.
  • A group of visitors inside the control room at the Kraftmuseet, learning about Norway's energy history.
  • The old control room at the Kraftmuseet with original switches and instruments from the golden age of hydropower.
  • Old industrial boilers at the Kraftmuseet, showcasing the technology used in early power production.
  • Information board on electromagnetism and generators at the Kraftmuseet, featuring a small display model.
  • Outdoor exhibit at the Kraftmuseet featuring a large turbine ring with views of the fjord and mountains in Hardanger.
  • Café area at the Kraftmuseet, overlooking the museum grounds with souvenirs available for visitors.
  • Entrance area of the souvenir shop at the Kraftmuseet, where visitors can purchase local products and informational materials.
  • The facade of the main building at the Kraftmuseet, showcasing industrial-style architecture from the early 20th century.
  • nteractive exhibit at the Kraftmuseet showcasing the development of the Norwegian hydropower industry with historical artifacts.
  • Historical scene from 1918 with photos and artifacts from the power plant construction at the Kraftmuseet.
  • Modern workers represented in an exhibit at the Kraftmuseet, illustrating the progress in the power industry.
  • Telegraph exhibit at the Kraftmuseet featuring original equipment used for communication in the power industry.
  • Historical room at the Kraftmuseet showcasing old documents and furniture related to the power station's history.
  • A blacksmith workshop at the Kraftmuseet with original tools and forging equipment used during the power plant construction.
  • Mine tour at the Kraftmuseet, where visitors experience a historical tunnel with a guide.

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Experience The Powermuseum - Kraftmuseet in Tyssedal and gain a fascinating insight into Norway's hydropower and industrial adventure, with activities for the whole family set in beautiful Western Norway nature.

The listed power station in Tyssedal is located directly by the Hardangerfjord. It is a mighty monument of the hydropower and industrial history that started here in early 1900. A visit to the Kraftmuseum explains Norway's development from a farming society to an industrial society. The museum gives interesting insights into engineering, architecture, and urban development that arose here in the middle of the western Norwegian landscape.



The Kraftmuseuem is an exciting place for the whole family, with different activities for children. There is a quiz along the turbines, an electricity installation, and more.



Guided tour with film

The guided visit starts with the exciting film "The Industrial Adventure". Then a guide will take you through the museum, the outdoor area, and into the power station Tysso 1.



Film screening 10:30–16:30 (duration approx. 30 min).

Guided tours at 11:00, 13:00 and 15:00.





Visit without a guide

You can also visit the museum without a guide and explore the turbine hall and the control room, with authentic interior from different time epochs and the exhibitions. The exhibition "Norwegian Hydropower" explains the Norwegian hydropower history, from the pioneering days to high voltage and transmission towers in Hardanger.



Museum café

In the museum café, you can get waffles, coffee, ice cream and soft drinks.



Museum shop

In the shop, you will find books, gift items, design products and a selection of mugs, thermos flasks and bottles. You can also buy local food and drinks.



Parking

The parking lot is easy to find, right in front of the museum. The reception with ticket sales is in the power station.



Opening hours

23 May–30 August: Every day 10:00–17:00

Rest of the year: Tuesday–Friday 10:00–15:00



Prices

Children under 16: Free

Student: NOK 70

Single ticket: NOK 125

Groups of more than 15 people: NOK 100 per person






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Fonte: Destination Hardanger Fjord AS