Hemsedal

Bygdatun

Bygdetunet Øvre Løkji is one of the oldest farms in Hemsedal. There has probably been a farm here since the migration period. The buildings; cottage, stable house, barn, barn, stable and smithy date from between 1642 and 1876. A sauna cabin and a shed from Grøndalen are set up outside the yard itself, the same with a stølsbu from Lykkja.

The yard with house and contents provides a good example of what it was like on a farm in Hemsedal in the 17th-18th century and up to our own time.

Open Between 3. July and 10. August you can visit our museum with a local guide Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays between 11.00 and 16.00. Outside of these ours you are welcome to walk around the outdoor area of the museum.