Culture

Gjøvik gård

Gjøvik region and Ringsaker, Norway
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About this experience

Gjøvik Farm - Bohemian and continental

Why was a town established in Gjøvik? Glass factory founder Caspar Kauffeldt, who built the beautiful Gjøvik Farm in 1810, is partially responsible. Today you can visit the Mjøen family’s original and lavish home from the last half of the 19th century. Here the town’s history is explored, from glass and industry to aquavit and potatoes, centered around the notable peoplewho have lived in Gjøvik Gård.

Gjøvik Gård lies in a beautiful park, in the town center, a stone’s throw away from hotels and Skibladner’s dock. Also located here is Kafé Drengestua, a cozy café with a selection of cakes and simple lunches on offer. We also recommend visiting our big exhibition of old Gjøvikglass at Holmen Brænderi just across the river.

GROUPS

Season: All year

Capasity: Groups over 20 persons are recommended to devide

Price: Up to 15 people: NOK 1000, - (minimum price for group booking)

More than 15 people: NOK 65, - per person

Duration: 1 hour recommended.

Specifications
  • Destination

    Gjøvik region and Ringsaker

  • Country

    Norway

  • Type of experience

    Culture

  • Best time to visit

    • Winter
    • Spring
    • Autumn
    • Summer
  • Nearby stations

    • Nygard Station
    • Gjøvik Station
    • Åsta Station

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