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As part of the establishment of the National Tourist Route Ryfylke, renowned Swiss architect Peter Zumthor designed new facilities at Allmannajuvet gorge: an exhibition gallery to show the history of the mines in a striking new way, a café and...
Andreas Bøe collection
Andreas Bøe (1916-2001) donated more than 50 paintings an20 graphic works to the Municipality of Time, mostly his own work, but also art that he had collected. An alternating selection is on display in a gallery at Bryne mill.
The mansion Breidablikk was built in wood by the architect, Henrik Nissen, in 1881. The owner was the merchant and shipowner Lars Berentsen, one of the leading businessmen in Stavanger at that time.
Tananger Coastal Collections displays several boats from the 19th century. Exhibited objects document life along the coast and work at sea, providing key insights into coastal history.
Within the idyllic setting of Slettebø, the district judge Christian Feyer built his country estate and farm in the 1850s. Since those days, numerous buildings have been built or brought to this site; a school, an outbuilding from the region, and...
The Fayence Museum shows the history and production of the Egersunds Fayence Factory which was established in 1847 by Johan Feyer.
The collection of wood carvings are located in Sauda Hall, Sauda in Ryfylke. More than 100 small wood carvings by Ola Fagerheim showing a small West Country community at work, play and in workship around the turn of the century. For opening hours,...
This power station opened in 1915 to supply all the electricity needs of Time municipality, present and future.
This industrial mill was built in 1845, at a site where grain had been ground since the 13th century.
Garborgheimen was the childhood home of author Arne Garborg (1851-1924), built by his parents Ane Oline and Eivind Aadneson Garborg in 1848. The family sold the house and farm in 1869.
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