Eidsvoll Manor - One of the great sights of Oslo, the Information Guide gives you some info about this impressive manner that stands as an impressive testament to the Constitution signed at Eidsvoll (at the southern tip of the lake), where 112 prominent citizens of the national council proclaimed a new constitution on the 17th May 1814.

This striking and expansive building is held close to the hearts of the citizens of Oslo, and the people of Norway. Aside from being a splendid mansion to visit in its own right, the Eidsvoll Manor also houses the Norwegian Constitutional Museum. It should be noted that guided tours are compulsory in the main season.

Travelling to this Oslo attraction is quite easy even though it is outside the city. From Oslo you follow E6 towards Trondheim and turn right when reaching the sign of Eidsvollsbygningen (after a 45 minute drive). There is free parking for cars and buses.

If you prefer to travel by train, the connection between Oslo Sentralstasjon and Eidsvoll Verk operates every hour and the journey time is approximately forty five minutes. Eidsvoll Manor is about 15 minutes walk from the station. You'll also be able to avail of a direct bus service (854) from Gardermoen Airport also runs every hour.

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Eidsvoll Manor
Carsten Ankers vei 19, N-2074 Eidsvoll Verk
Phone: +47 6392 2210
Fax: +47 6392 2211
E-mail: kontor@eidsvoll1814.museum.no
www.eidsvoll1814.museum.no

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