Diktarheimen Kleiva
Home of the poet Hans Hyldbakk (1898–2001) in Surnadal, preserved as it was when he moved out in 1987.
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About the museum
Diktarheimen Kleiva (the poet’s home at Kleiva) in Surnadal was the home of Hans Hyldbakk (1898–2001), a local poet and genealogist. The house was built in 1938 and extended in 1953 with parts from his childhood home. It stands today as it did when Hyldbakk moved out in 1987.
The site is part of Nordmørsmusea. There are no fixed opening hours, but the outdoor area can be visited on your own, and tours of the house are arranged with the museum. The road up to Kleiva is not intended for motor traffic; anyone who needs to drive must contact the museum in advance.
Highlights
- Home of the poet Hans Hyldbakk
- House from 1938, preserved as it was in 1987
- Outdoor area open for visitors to explore on their own
- Tours by arrangement
Permanent exhibition
- Hans Hyldbakks hjem – The house from 1938 stands as it did when the poet moved out in 1987.
- Operated by
- Nordmørsmusea
Admission & discounts
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Accessibility
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Kids & families
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Getting there & parking
The road up to Kleiva is not set up for motor traffic. If you need a car or other vehicle, you must contact the museum in advance.
Get directionsAmenities & dining
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Events & venue rental
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Plan your visit
| Guided tours | yes |
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| Good to know | Tours by arrangement with the person responsible for the site in Surnadal. |
