Jonegarden farm at Hustveit (Ryfylkemuseet)

Opening Times

Hustveit (1 Jan 2020 - 31 Dec 2020)

* The barn with exhibition is open year-round. The houses on the farmyard are closed, but can be opened for groups on request.

About

Jonegarden, Sauda in Ryfylke, was owned by the same family from the 17th century until 1987. The farm is restored and is now part of a nature conservation and recreational area.

The buildings at Jonegården are being restored to their end of the 19th century condition. Many of the fixtures and fittings in the main house have been preserved. There is good walking in the area surrounding the farm, with varied flora and fauna. A nature trail takes you to Kvednafossen waterfall. Here, there is a corn drier, a mill, workshop and sawmill, all water-driven.

Jonegarden is open year-round. Free admittance.

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Facilities

General facilities

parking place

Museums, Galleries and crafts

exhibition
guided tour by appointment
museum

Nature and terrain

bathing spot
cross-country skiing area
hiking area

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Industrial history in SaudaÅbøbyen or Amerikanarbyen (the American town), as it is also called, is one of the best-preserved residential areas for industrial and office workers built during the establishment of energy-intensive industry in Norway.: more info

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