Top Things to Do in Trysil 2021

"This church is stunning. I usually try to make a trip to a local church in every foreign city I visit; this one was worth the wait. Without knowing it, I stumbled into the church in the evening when a children’s choir was performing. It being Christmas time, needless to say, it was magical. I didn’t want to disturb the concert, so made a mental note to return the following day when the cathedral would be empty. What gorgeous architecture. The ceiling of this place seemed endless. It was quiet and peaceful and a perfect place to spend a half hour admiring the design, even if most of the descriptions were in Norwegian. The church is surrounded by the sweetest yard-light snow had fallen on the ground. I would absolutely recommend this, even to people who are not particularly religious, because it’s hard to overlook the History and architecture in such a massive and beautiful place."

"More than 800 colorful wooden buildings exude a strong medieval flavor."

"The breathtaking Hedmark Museum (Hedmark Museum) When I arrived in Hamar in July this year, I decided to visit the masterpiece of the Norwegian architect Fehn with my friends the next day. The products of the old age are full of curiosity, and I have been imagining how magnificent this museum should be all night. Background: The Hedmark Ruins Museum is located in Hamar, Norway, only two hours away from Oslo by train. It was completed by the late famous Norwegian architect Fein. Visiting state of mind: Although I had already walked the Heidemark Site Museum in my mind the night before, I was surprised to see such a building with my own eyes. The things from the 1960s and 1970s were completely unexpected The beauty and imposing manner. I have seen so many museums, only this one has the most feeling. It is built on the ruins, with historical vicissitudes and stories, which makes people feel tempted and emotional. Friends who arrive in Hamar, must come to see this great building. You will personally feel the temperature of history and bring a different feeling."

"A great place for having a walk, or a barbeque during summer."

"Vestre Gravlund is the largest cemetery area in Oslo, Norway. It is adjacent to the Vigeland Sculpture Park and the scenery is very beautiful. There is an international war cemetery in this cemetery, which contains tombs of soldiers from former Russia, the Kingdom of the Netherlands, Poland, Denmark, Sweden, and Norway. In addition, there are memorials to soldiers who died in the war, such as the United States, France, Yugoslavia, and Britain. In addition, Norwegian missionary organizations and the Salvation Army have their own cemeteries here. It is also an honor to be buried here."

"You can see it on the way from the harbour to Vigeland Park in the 12th bus. The heavy and simple architectural style has the feeling of a Norwegian church. On a rainy day, the ground at the door was wet everywhere. We didn't go in, only circled around the periphery."

"The place is ok, quite interesting, I like it better"

"The Old Aker Church is a medieval church located in Oslo, the capital of Norway. This church is the oldest existing building in Oslo. The history of the church originated in an ancient silver mine. The church has experienced many wars in history."

"This was the first cathedral built in Norway after Norway converted to Christianity.Amazing sculptures in the front side and amazing from inside with a big hall."