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Flåm AS has become Norway’s best.
Flåm AS has become Norway’s best.
Explore the Viking village Njardarheimr in Gudvangen! You will experience the authentic life the Vikings used to live when they were not busy at sea.It is our ambition to create a high-quality Viking village – Frode Tufte/CEO
During the Viking Age, Gudvangen was an important place for trading. Gudvangen, by Nærøyfjord, is known as "the place of the gods. Nærøyfjord is dedicated to Njord, the god of trading and sailing.
Opening hours: 10.00–18.00
Viking Valley is closed for the season from 12.10.2020 until (tentative) 01.05.2021
"The Vikings" remains in Gudvangen and are available for charter or group bookings. Please contact Visitor Center in Flåm info@visitflam.com
"Njardarheimr" – dedicated to the Northern god Njord
In the Viking village of Njardarheimr, you will experience an authentic village that shows how the Vikings lived 1,000 years ago, when Gudvangen got its name. These are not actors in costumes, but "real" Vikings of all ages, who adopt the Viking Age as a lifestyle. They know their history and have unique knowledge about the Viking life, which they would love to share with you!
The food in the camp is prepared from traditional recipes with ingredients that were available in the Viking Age. Items for sale are handmade and genuine.
The Viking village is a place for memorable experiences, learning and fun activities. A place where you can interact with people who re-enact the past, all in accordance with historical elements.
Join in the Viking Experience, a guided tour of the village. You can also participate in axe throwing or archery, chat with the Vikings and try out some handicraft. An authentic Viking lunch is served in the food house.
Welcome to the Viking Age!
Daily shuttle bus between Flåm & Gudvangen
Timetable: Aurland-Flåm–Gudvangen shuttle bus 2020
The food court will bustle with activity and food and drink will be available, prepared in accordance with traditional Viking cuisine
Some dishes will vary from day to day in the way they are made, for example, pit cooking, spit roast, smoking food, or something that has just been dried, salt cured or fermented.
A standard item on the menu is a Viking soup with bread, coarse sausage and cabbage salad. Freshly baked pan bread with salmon or cured sausage with wild-garlic sour cream. There is also fish and meat from the grill with era-appropriate side dishes.