Monday, August 10st
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Summer on Telemarkstunet – open every day

Norwegian mountain landscape with traditional grass-covered houses and a view of a lake.
Open every day from 11-16:
  • In the café you can buy real porridge, waffles and coffee. In the bakery they have buns, bread and rolls.
  • The barn craft store and the stable have the same opening hours. In the stable, James sits and makes fine ebony figurines.
  • From Monday 13th July, Guro will be there with her used car. She will be based in Stabburet.
Bowl of icing in front of a traditional cabin, perfect for a sweet break in nature.
Woman sitting on a rock by a wooden house, with flowers and tableware in the background. Norwegian cultural heritage and crafts.
Fresh baked goods from Eldhuset

The traditional stone oven bakery Eldhuset bakes fresh bread, buns and other treats throughout the summer. The smell of freshly baked pastries greets you as you enter the yard, and many people stop by just to enjoy a cup of coffee and something good from the bakery.

The pastries are made with care and according to good traditions, making the visit a tasty experience for both young and old.

Meet woodcarver James Chincondenji

In the Stables you will find woodcarver James Chincondenji, who works on his impressive craft projects throughout the summer. Here you can see the craft up close, have a chat and gain insight into the process behind the beautiful woodcarvings.

For many visitors, meeting James is one of the highlights of their trip. Telemarkstunet – a unique opportunity to experience living crafts in authentic surroundings.

A smiling man holds a wooden dog in front of the stable, surrounded by plants and flowers.
Craftsman working with wood, using hammer and chisels, sitting on the ground in a green garden.
Craft sale at Låven

At Låven you will find a selection of handicrafts and local goods. Here you can take home a souvenir from your visit or find a special gift with a local touch. The selection varies throughout the season and offers everything from traditional handicrafts to modern products inspired by Telemark's rich cultural heritage.

Handmade wooden feet, brushes and locally produced goods in a cozy shop. Perfect for gifts and kitchenware.
An experience for the whole family

Telemarkstunet is a popular destination for both tourists and locals. Whether you come for freshly baked bread, exciting crafts or just to enjoy the atmosphere, Telemarkstunet Well worth a visit in the summer.

Traditional Norwegian log houses with turf roofs in a forest landscape, under partly cloudy skies.
Two people trying out poles for skiing in a sunny garden, with a cabin in the background.
DateMonday, August 10st
TimeAll day