When you step into one of our small log houses, you step into the life of a 19th century Sunnfjord inhabitant. Along the paths between turfed roofs, hayracks and a small mill brook, you get a sense of the everyday life of our great-great-great-grandparents.
Cultural heritage and everyday life
The open-air museum displays cultural heritage and everyday life from the inner Sunnfjord villages. With a total of 32 historical buildings, you can experience a traditional smallholding, a homestead and a mountain farm. Down by the lake you’ll find a boathouse, and you can go for a swim and say hello to our goats.
The indoor section offers rotating cultural heritage exhibitions, a gift shop and a selection of ice cream. In the forest surrounding the museum you will find educational hiking trails. During the summer, Sunnfjord Museum offer customised family-friendly guided tours in Norwegian or English.
Where is Sunnfjord Museum located?
Sunnfjord Museum is located in Movika along the E39 motorway between Førde and Jølster. The museum has free parking for visitors
Accessibility
The open-air museum has a gravel road, with varying accessibility. There is limited access for visitors with reduced mobility in the antiquarian houses, but the museum can facilitate access in Østenstadstova and the school. Feel free to contact the museum in advance.
Museum shop and kiosk
In the museum shop you will find a selection of books, gift items, traditional toys, and handicraft products made in Norway. The museum serve coffee, ice cream and kiosk goods. The shop is open during the museum's opening hours.
Visits outside opening hours
For visits outside opening hours, contact the museum. Separate prices apply for visits outside opening hours. You can find a full overview of ticket prices on the museum's website
Sunnfjord Museum kindly asks larger groups to contact us in advance so we can provide the best possible experience.
** The annual pass is valid for one year from the date of purchase. It can be used at all MiSF museums during this period. The pass is personal and non-transferable.
