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 How Viking Ship looked when found, Oslo, Norway by jumpingnorman, 4 more photos Frightened Europe closed their prayers in the times of the Vikings with "And deliver us from the Vikings, Amen". There are horror stories of rape, pillage and plunder, with the Vikings arriving in great ships - three of them are well preserved at this museum . There is the Oseberg ship from AD 834 and the Gokstad from AD950, and pictures within the museum show the conditions of these boats when they were found. Ships were also used by the Vikings as part of their funeral processions. Entrance is about 50 Kr. This is a nice museum and there are stair that you can go up to for a second level so that you can see the exhibits on the ground floor from above. I made sure i did not miss this in Norway! May-Sept 0900-1800, Oct-Apr 100-1600 Leave a Comment Phone: 22 13 52 80Directions: in the Bygdoy neighbourhood of OsloWebsite: www.khm.uio.no
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 Viking Ship Museum by ChiTownMike The Viking Ship Museum offers a visitors the chance to see 3 original Viking boats (burial boats) and a glimpse into the their lives. The boats are in excellent condition especially considering that they are from 800 AD. In addition to presenting the 3 boats, the museum has other Viking artifacts and does a good job providing a glimpse into how they lived. The museum is rather pricey given that it doesn't take a great deal of time to see. However, it is very unique and thus worth it to me. I figured that there are not too many other occasions in which I will be able to be standing a couple feet from 3 Viking burial boats that are over 1000 years old! This museum is best seen in conjunction with the Kon-Tiki museum as they are in the same area and do not take a great deal of time to see. I took a ferry boat from the harbor to Bygdoy which is where many of the museums are. Leave a Comment Address: Huk Aveny
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This Museum house 3 original viking ships found in grave mounds in Norway. The best preserved the Oseberg dates from the 800's. This is a must see site in Oslo! Leave a Comment
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 viking burial chamber by doug48 the vikingskipshuset, (viking ship museum) contains two of the world's best preserved viking ships. these ships are over 1000 years old. pictured is a viking burial chamber dating back to 900 AD. also on display is the oseberg wagon, the only viking wagon known to exist. a must see site when visiting oslo. Address: huk aveny 35Phone: 22 43 83 79Directions: bygdoy, bus: 30. the best way to get there from downtown is to take the ferry from radus plassen.
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by Bernd_L In this museum you can see three large boats from the Viking period. These ships were used in burial mounds to carry their royal owners to heaven. Two of them are in a very good condition so you could imagine to use them instantly. Besides these ships you can see some findings from the graves (carved sledges, arms, textiles, tools and kitchen utilities) on display. Leave a Comment Address: Huk Aveny 35, N-0287 OsloPhone: +47 22135280Directions: on Bygdoy peninsula Take bus #30 station "Vikingskismuseet"Website: www.ukm.uio.no/vikingskipshuset
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by thelittlevoice If you want to get a better idea of how the Vikings sailed around the world then the excellent Viking Ship Museum is your best port of departure. This museum houses Viking ship discoveries from Gokstad, Oseburg, Tune and around the Oslo Fjord. Here you will see the world's two best preserved wooden Viking ships built in the 9th century. The ships were used as tombs for noble people and they were buried with everything they thought would be needed in the afterlife - jewels, food, furniture - even servants. The entrance fee is 40NOK if I'm not mistaken. 20NOK for children. Leave a Comment Address: West of central Oslo, on the Bygdøy peninsulaDirections: Bus 30: Vikingskipmuseet Boat 91 from Radhuspier 3(April-Sept)
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This houses a very well preserved Viking ship and some old antiques. If you are fond of antiques---and ships---this might be for you! Opening Hours: Open every day 01 Oct. - 30 April: 1100 - 1600 01 May - 30 Sept: 0900 - 1800 Entrance Fee: Groups of min. 10 persons NOK 35 Children age 7-16 NOK 25 Children under age 7 Free Students NOK 25 Norwegian school classes Free Pentioners NOK 35 Family (2 adults + 2 children under age 16) NOK 100 Adults NOK 50
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The Viking Ship Museum displays the large Viking ships Oseberg, Gokstad and Tune, as well as founds from the chief grave at Borre in the Vestfold district. The three ships are the best preserved Viking ships known, found in royal burial mounds in the Oslo fjord. The viking ships were very effective ocean vessels and the Vikings are widely acclaimed to be the first to discover the Americas - 500 years before Christopher Columbus. See the below links for more information. The Museum - http://www.norway.com/directories/d_company.asp?id=671 About the Vikings in general and the discovery of the Americas: http://www.cdli.ca/CITE/v_lanse.htm http://www.win.tue.nl/cs/fm/engels/discovery/viking.html http://historymedren.about.com/od/vikingsscandinavia/ Leave a Comment
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 Oseberg ship by Igraine The first museum we opted for was the Vikingship musuem. There were so much museums to choose from and only so much time :-( Immediatly when you enter this museum you can see the huge vikingship which gave the museum its name. They come from a digging in Vestvold where they were discovered early 20th century. These ships were used as burial ships. They date from around 900 AD. Have a look here Gokstad to have a look at the original finding place of the Gokstad ship. Sorry for this picture. I hope that on the roll still in my camera is a better pic. Address: Huk Aveny 35Phone: 47 22 13 52 80Directions: Access : Bus no. 30 Bygdøy from Nationaltheatret (the National Theatre). The Bygdøy ferry from Rådhuskaia (near Oslo City Hall) to Dronningen (in the summer).Website: http://www.ukm.uio.no/vikingskipshuset/indexe.shtml
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 Buckets by Igraine They also found two buckets made from wood with metal bands around it. I liked the little man figure on the rim. On the bottom of this picture you can see some gold jewelly they found. What i also like are the pictures on the wall showing pictures of the original digging. It must have been huge!
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