The Historic Barn
The barn at Huso is a railway goods shed from Gol station, built in 1909, with a six-metre ceiling, long tables from the farm’s own forest and room for 130 guests — insulated and heated since 2026.
The historic barn began as a railway goods shed at Gol station, built in 1909 for the opening of the Bergen Line. In 1991 it was moved up the valley to Huso and rebuilt in the farmyard. Visible timber framing, six metres to the ceiling, large sliding doors that open to the view, and homemade long tables and benches from the timber of our own forest.
The barn is the room for a barn wedding with up to 130 guests at the tables — earth-toned cloths, string lights and wildflowers on the tables, the terrace over the valley since 2023, and since 2026 full winter insulation, so the wedding dinner is held here as readily in February as in June. Outside the wedding season it takes conferences, retreats, harvest dinners and company gatherings — the same room, the same long tables.
See the whole mountain wedding in Hemsedal — three days, four venues, a winter wedding in Hemsedal from November to March, and wedding venues with accommodation for 150 guests on the same farm. The whole 22-hectare estate is yours, one wedding at a time.
