Sjøgata
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Sjøgata (Norwegian: 'Sea Street') is a historic and picturesque area running along the mouth of the river Vefsna in Mosjøen, a town in the traditional district of Helgeland in the county of Nordland, Norway. Sjøgata, with the largest concentration of listed wooden buildings in northern Norway, is a popular tourist site. Sjøgata is an area of piers, storehouses, boathouses, a number of galleries and several restaurants, together with the Vefsn museum and Kulturverkstedet, a culture workshop with exhibitions. Sjøgata has been awarded the St. Olav Rose, the Norwegian Heritage Seal of Quality. Fru Haugans Hotel, located on the end of Sjøgata, is the oldest hotel in North Norway dating back to a former trading post established in 1794.[1]
References
- ↑ Stroll Along Historic Sjøgata - Mosjøen. Destination Helgeland. Helgeland Tourist Office.http://www.visithelgeland.com/article.php?id=229
External links
- "Olavrosa.no"
- "Visit Nordland.no"
- "Sjogata.no"
- Helgeland Museum
- Kulturverkstedet i Sjøgata
- Fru Haugans Hotel
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