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This early medieval wooden church, decorated with dragon heads, was built in Fortun (1150) and moved to its current location (1883). In 1992, the church burned down completely and was subsequently rebuilt true to its original. Admission fee required, but absolutely worth seeing.

The earliest historical records of this church date back to the year 1181 . Medieval church. (900 years ago). After the bad fire in 1248 another stone church was built on its place. Nowadays it is used for organ concerts and it can sit up to 600 people

St. Olav's Cathedral was built around 1150 and dedicated to the Norwegian saint Olav II Haraldsson (St. Olav). Currently (August 25), the altar area is covered in scaffolding, so you can't see much of it.

There is an admission charge. This is not the original stave church that once stood on this site. This stave church was dismantled elsewhere and restored and rebuilt there.

There is an admission charge. This is not the original stave church that once stood on this site. This stave church was dismantled elsewhere and restored and rebuilt there.

Beautiful old church

You can barely see it, but it's a bascule bridge. It opens when masted sailboats pass through. Opening and closing takes forever, so long lines of waiting pedestrians and cyclists form.

Kalandsvatnet is a large freshwater lake located south of Bergen. Roads follow parts of its shoreline and the bike path offers pleasant views across the expansive water.