20의 놈가지 명소 & 주요 장소

A beautiful stretch of trail near the canal between Ulefoss and Strengen. The word "murane" in Norwegian means "stone walls." A section of the ancient road that connected the two settlements is preserved here.

Ulefoss Hovedgård is a magnificent manor house widely considered the most important architectural work from the Empire era in the country. Built between 1802 and 1807 as a summer residence for the wealthy Aall family, it boasts a grand design with columns, symmetry, and a striking dome, influenced by classical architecture. The manor served as the home of Niels Aall, a significant figure in Norway's 1814 constitutional assembly, and has hosted royalty. Today, it operates as part of the Telemark Museum, offering guided tours, exhibitions, a café, and beautiful English-style gardens, providing a glimpse into Norwegian aristocratic life and history.

Most beautiful lock system on the Telemark Canal, situated in beautiful natural surroundings.

to come at the opening to admire the locks in operation

Much longer than 2 hours and 10 minutes. The route consists of 80% steep slope with rocks and tree roots. So it's a lot of scrambling. We reached the top in 2 hours and then the descent had to begin. Beautiful view, but not a short walk.

Beautiful lake above where you can swim (Venetjønn). Lots of roots on the paths, but that makes it feel like climbing a gigantic tree. Tip: you have to pay for parking, but this is only possible via Vipps. If you live outside Scandinavia, these apps are unfortunately not available. We asked a Norwegian hiker to pay for us (because the sign must be passed on) and simply gave her 4.5 euros in cash). I have no idea if there are many checks there. There is nothing but forest, a sign with a map and a parking lot. No catering.

Very steep for the most part. Lots of rocks and roots. Hiking boots highly recommended, actually mandatory

beautiful view