Løp gård

Old farm in Bodø where the main house is furnished as it was after its last residents, the sisters Hanna and Arnolda Krogh Hansen.

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About the museum

Løp gård has a history going back to the Iron Age. Nordlandsmuseet took over the main houses in 2004, and Bodø municipality carried out an extensive restoration in the 1980s. The main house is furnished as it was after its last residents, the sisters Hanna and Arnolda Krogh Hansen, known as “Frøknene på Løp” (the Misses of Løp). Several layers of old wallpaper have been preserved, and in the garden there are berry and flower beds.

In summer there is an outdoor café and garden where you can get coffee or tea, and lemon cake is served in the Mormorstua (grandmother’s room). The farm holds events such as Afternoon Tea on some weekends, Møsbrømlefse and the autumn ghost evenings (spøkelseskvelder).

Highlights

The main house as it was after “Frøknene på Løp”
Preserved layers of old wallpaper
Garden with berry and flower beds
Outdoor café in summer
Free admission to the exhibition

Permanent exhibition

Frøknene på Løp – The main house is furnished as it was after its last residents, with layers of historical wallpaper and a garden.

Operated by: Nordlandsmuseet

Admission & discounts

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Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible: not available
Elevator: not available
Accessible restroom: not available
Accessible parking: no information
Service dogs welcome
Tactile models & exhibits: no information
Sign language tours: no information
Easy-to-read materials: no information
Audio description: no information

None of the entrance doors are universally designed. There are two standard toilets and no accessible toilet. The outdoor areas with gravel and grit are difficult to cross with a wheelchair or rollator, and there is no lift. A companion with a companion card enters free. The site is not adapted for visually or hearing-impaired visitors.