Fauske Folk Museum
The ”bygdetun” is just a stone’s throw from the busy streets of central Fauske. It faces the fjord and is surrounded by a beautiful birch-wood. The old houses tell their own story of the past and its people.
Summer 2023:
June 20th - August 18th
open Tuesday - Sunday 11am - 4pm
Everyone is welcome to visit the museum's beautiful outdoor area and it will be available to visitors throughout the season.
Ticket prices 2023
Adult Nkr.90,-, Groups (min 10 pers) Nkr.70,-, student Nkr. 40,-
Child: free entry in 2023.
Contact: (+47) 90 73 36 74/ (+47) 75 50 35 00, post@nordlandsmuseet.no
Fauske Folk Museum
This is a pretty area suitable for families. You can visit it to learn more about Fauske’s history or just to relax. There are excellent opportunities for experiencing art and culture, playing games or having a barbecue.
You can come here to learn about the daily lives and history of people who lived in this district in the past. You can study our large collection of textiles or, if you are more technically inclined, look at our special collection of telecommunications equipment. In addition, we have an exhibition on Johannes Brateng, who was a significant figure both in this area and abroad. Per Barclay’s contribution to Artscape Nordland is also here.
What else can I do?
http://visitbodo.com/en/fauske
How do I get there?
Fauske is on the E6. It is 60km east of Bodø on RV80. There are both bus and train connections.
GPS Coordinates
WGS 84:
N 67° 15.443′, E 15° 22.966′
WGS 84 – desimal:
67.25738, 15.38276
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