Norska húsið – Byggðasafn Snæfellinga og Hnappdæla
Regional museum of the Snæfellingar and Hnappdælir in the oldest two-storey timber house in the country, built in 1832 in Stykkishólmur, with the core exhibition Hjartastaður.
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Over het museum
The Norska húsið (Norwegian House) in Stykkishólmur was built in 1832 from pre-cut timber from Norway for the merchant and ship owner Árni Thorlacius, and is considered the first two-storey residential house in the country. He lived there with his family and with Anna Steenback. In 1970 the house was bought by the county council of Snæfellsnes and Hnappadalur, to restore it and set up a regional museum there. The restoration took 36 years.
The collection began in 1956, when Ragnar Ásgeirsson gathered five hundred objects, and in 1969 Magnús Gestsson added another five hundred and catalogued all the items. The collection now comprises about six thousand objects, mainly from the first half of the 20th century, relating to trade, fishing and island farming in the region, as well as to the house and its residents in the 19th and 20th centuries. The Héraðsnefnd Snæfellinga (Regional Council of Snæfellsnes) runs the museum, and five municipalities share responsibility for it: Stykkishólmur, Helgafellssveit, Grundarfjörður, Snæfellsbær and Eyja- og Miklaholtshreppur.
The core exhibition, Hjartastaður (Heart Place), is about young people in Snæfellsnes from 1900 to the present, told from the young people's own perspective. It is based on objects, photographs, music by local residents and interviews with residents who recall the years from about age thirteen to twenty-three. The top floor has an open storage area, the lower floor hosts temporary exhibitions, and the shop Krambúðin sells handicrafts and local products. The Vatnasafn (Water Museum), an installation by Roni Horn in the old library, also belongs to the museum.
Hoogtepunten
- The oldest two-storey timber house in the country, built in 1832 from Norwegian timber
- The core exhibition Hjartastaður about young people in Snæfellsnes from 1900
- Open storage on the top floor with about 6,000 objects
- Temporary exhibitions on the lower floor
- The shop Krambúðin with handicrafts and local products, and access codes for the Vatnasafn
Vaste collectie
- Hjartastaður – The core exhibition on young people in Snæfellsnes from 1900 to the present, based on objects, photographs, music and interviews with residents.
- Opgericht
- 1956
- Beheerder
- Héraðsnefnd Snæfellinga
Toegangsprijzen & kortingen
| Volwassenen | 1.800 ISK |
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| Met korting | 1.250 ISKSenior citizens and students |
| Kinderen & jongeren | gratisgratis t/m 17 jaar · Visitors under 18 enter free. |
| Senioren | 1.250 ISK |
| Studenten | 1.250 ISK |
| Groepen (vanaf 10 pers.) | 1.500 ISK p.p.Groups of 10 people or more, price per person. |
Access codes for the Vatnasafn can be obtained at the Norska húsið.
Toegankelijkheid
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Kinderen & gezin
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Bereikbaarheid & parkeren
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Service & horeca
- Museumwinkel
The Krambúðin on the first floor sells art by artists from Stykkishólmur and elsewhere, handicrafts, sweets and local products.
Evenementen & zaalverhuur
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Je bezoek plannen
| Goed om te weten | The open storage is on the top floor and the temporary exhibitions are on the lower floor. Access codes for the Vatnasafn, Roni Horn's installation, are available in the house. |
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