In the autumn holidays week (40) there are extra activities for children and families.
The scent of tar and smoke - step into the world's largest longhouse from Viking age and see how the Vikings lived.
Being agile, playful, and adventurous is good if you want to be a good Viking - and whether you are a child, young or adult.
A Viking had to be able to use an ax and to shoot with a bow and arrow or other methods.
The blacksmith can be found every day in the smithy this summer. The smithy is located down by Viking ship harbour. You can also find craftspeople in the chieftain´s house.
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Join an educational and exciting activity through the landscape of the museum. Suitable for families with children between 3-12 years old.
Over an open fire in the Feast Hall, or the Living Quarters, lamb soup is simmering in the large cauldron. Bring your family together in a historic setting.
In Lofoten, Vesterålen, and the Narvik region, there is much to be explored. If you are looking for insight into local life and history, the museums are the place to be.
Lofotr Vikingmuseum and all museums/units part of Museum Nord are strictly following the rules set by the authorities to prevent spreading of the Covid-19-virus.
In the archaeological exhibition and in the cinema, we have an audio guide system. In the Viking chieftain's house and outdoors, there is no audio guide system. Due to COVID-19, we do not lend iPods, tablets or headsets.
In the museum gift shop, both adults and children will find a selection of nice things. And who does not get hungry from being in the Viking age?
During May, the museum is open at specific dates. Groups may book their visit every day, even outside ordinary opening hours.
We are open at Easter and look forward to visits from families and children!
The museum is open during school holidays in winter (Feb, March) and two days during Easter 2021. Groups are always welcome to book their visit inside and outside ordinary opening hours.
During the winter holidays we are open and look forward to visits from children and family!
We are proud to share that the museum November 17th was awarded Vestvågøy municipality "Cultural award 2020".
What is mead? Did the Vikings drink beer? How was mead made? Join us on the event and learn more about the Vikings traditions and drinks.
During the autumn holidays, we make arrangements for the children. Join in on new and exciting activities and cozy moments.
The Vikings at Borg are still here. See opening hours for autumn and autumn holidays at Lofotr Viking Museum.
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