Αξιοθέατα και μέρη για επίσκεψη Sauda - Top 20

I can only agree with the others. Difficult hike, very muddy and the rocks are very slippery. The way up (I took the short route marked with a dashed line) is very steep and you have to be really careful. I didn't want to take the same route back down, so I carried on hoping that the other route wouldn't be as steep, but it wasn't easy either. I actually lost my way once, but found it again quickly. I can't imagine doing this trail in bad weather, as you're walking over rocks a lot. I did the trail on a Wednesday at the beginning of September and didn't meet a single person. It took me about 5 hours without any long breaks. The view was great though, and in my opinion it was still worth it; you just have to be careful.

Supposedly, Jesus sweats on the cross every year on July 6th and this sweat has healing properties. In the Middle Ages, Røldal was the most important pilgrimage site in Norway after Nidar Cathedral and continued to be a pilgrimage destination until 1835. The church is richly decorated and well worth seeing.

Røldal Stave Church was built around 1200 and is famous for its crucifix, which according to legend has healing powers. The church is centrally located in Røldal and was one of the most important pilgrimage destinations in Norway during the Middle Ages, even up until 1835.

Røldal Stave Church was built around 1200 and is famous for its crucifix, which according to legend has healing powers. The church is centrally located in Røldal and was one of the most important pilgrimage destinations in Norway in the Middle Ages, even up until 1835. Admission for 80 NOK

The hardest hike I've ever done. The paths cannot in any way be compared with those from Germany. Most of the time you spend minutes looking for the red markings. Nevertheless, the view at the top is simply breathtaking, so the climb is definitely worth it. Highly Recommended. However, it should be noted: - experienced hikers - the tour should start at 11 at the latest - Sure-footed, waterproof shoes (even if it hasn't rained for days in summer, everything is wet and muddy) are required - the paths are overgrown, muddy or very steep and actually dangerous...even for more experienced hikers

The stave church was built around 1200 and is famous for its crucifix, which is said to have healing powers.

Røldal Stave Church was built around 1300 and was first mentioned in documents in 1462. Its current appearance is the result of renovations and magnificent painting and interior decoration from the 17th century

You can book a guided tour through appointments three times a day. There is no access to the mine without a guide.