Eidsvoll 1814 Norwegian Center for Constitution

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The Eidsvoll 1814 Norwegian Center for Constitution is a vital national landmark in Norway, marking the place where the Constituent Assembly gathered in 1814 to proclaim the country’s independence. It ended over four centuries of union with Denmark and elected a king to solidify the nation’s foundation. The museum encompasses not only the manor house but also ancillary buildings, a surrounding park, the Democracy Center Wergeland’s House, a souvenir shop, Kafé Standpunkt with inviting outdoor seating, and captivating outdoor exhibitions. Explore the Manor House, a stunning example of neoclassical architecture that exudes the ideals of antiquity. A small bookshop nestled in the contemporary interior of the cafe compliments a delightful dining experience, and guided tours allow insight into the nation’s journey towards independence. Opening hours can be found on the website: https://eidsvoll1814.no/en/opening-hours-guided-tours-and-fees.