Parks & Statues

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   Hundevakta

   Address

   6001 Ålesund

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   The Hjørungavåg National Monumentet

   Address

   6063 Hjørungavåg

   In 986 A.D, a decisive battle was fought at Hjørungavåg in Hareid. Håkon and Eirik Earl's victory over the Joms Vikings was an important part in the process of gathering all of Norway into one kingdom. By Overåsanden you can see the National...

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   The Town Park in Ålesund

   Address

   6002 Ålesund

   The Town Park in Ålesund was built at the west side of Mount Aksla in 1885, by Ålesund municipality. A gardener planned the park after the design of other popular parks in those days, where the area's topography is the basis of its construction....

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   Gange-Rolv

   Address

   6001 Ålesund

   Statue located in the Town Park in Ålesund.

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   Gems in Vanylven

   Address

   6143 FISKÅ

   When in Vanylven you are surrounded by incredible tales and accounts of events.

   St. Edmund's stone
   According to the legend of St. Edmund's stone, the English King Edmund (Jetmund) lay down to sleep here. The place where he slept is called...

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   Protected cultural monument at Osnes – Flø

   Address

   Rådhuset
   Sjøgt 63
   6065 Ulsteinvik

   The cultural scenery from Osnes to Flø is an open beach area with cultural monuments in grazing lands and fields. Information signs at Osnes, Ulstein, Gåsnes and Ytre Flø.

   
   Here there have been findings from the Stone Age, the Bronze Age and the...

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   the Sunflower statue

   Address

   6143 FISKÅ

   Vanylven Municipality have recieved the title "national innovation municipality". Due to this occasion the world largest Sunflower statue was raised at the municipaliyt centre Fiskåbygd.

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   Monument of the people going to England during 2nd World War

   Address

   6001 Ålesund

   Is situated in the small "peace park" at Skateflua. In remembrance of all Norwegians who travelled over the North Sea to Great Britain during the 2. World War. 320 persons lost their lives during the "migration to England". The monument was...

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