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The small Peter Dass Chapel is a place of peace and security, built on bare rock close to the sea. When it is raining and windy outside, you enter the chapel and immediately feel the warmth of the place. Thick walls and small windows shield the interior from its surroundings. A perfect place to take a break on the cultural hiking trail.

Aloha Hawaii, the story is told in the small Bygdemuseum, here in the café there is an interesting mixture of exotic decoration and Norwegian functional architecture. The café is worth a visit mainly because of the friendly owners and many home-made dishes and drinks.

The island has its own beer, which is only available on the island.

The connection to Hawaii comes from a man from Traena who emigrated there. He sent his sister a camera and she sent him photos of his homeland to relieve his homesickness. In the café there are delicious Lefse.

Traena is on the Arctic Circle. This is illustrated by the globe, which resembles that at the North Cape.

Large works of art are attached to several house walls. In this case, the inhabitant of Traena who emigrated to Hawaii is shown, who sent his sister a camera. She sent her brother the photos from his homeland. These are now exhibited in several places and you can compare the 100-year-old views with today's landscape.

The Petter Dass Chapel, built in 1997, commemorates all those who lost their lives at sea. At the same time, it commemorates Petter Dass (1647-1707), a priest and Norwegian poet. Inside are paintings by the artist Karl Erik Harr that are worth seeing. Twins from the village posed for the angels on the ceiling.

From the 2015 artwork by Anawana Haloba "A Prose, A Song, A Poem look yonder" sounds beautiful singing that matches the landscape.