The village has a large Jugendstil hydropower factory from 1918, which today has been taken out of service and holds a free exhibition about the Flørli history as well as a summer-open café.
4444 wooden steps
Flørli is popular for its stairs of 4444 steps up the mountain, the longest wooden stairway in the world. There are several marked trail from the village, like the Cliffhike and Flørlineset opp. Flørli is part of the DNT's signaTUR around Lysefjorden.
Café and accommodation
Flørli offers apartments, rooms, hostel dorms and camping for its guests and tasty Norwegian dining in the café.
Canoes and kayaks are for hire to those wishing to hit the fjord.
The historic and idyllic village is indeed one of the finest gems Fjord Norway has to offer.
From the fjord or mountains
To get to Flørli, you must either take the express boat, car ferry, fjord cruise or hike over the mountain from, among others, Vinddalen or Lysebotn, via Kjerag.
