Viking Museums

Attempts to provide expertise and a sense of history roots can also be found in Northern Europe, especially Scandinavia. According to Halewood and Hannam (2001), and they generally fall into one of four types: traditional museums (for example, the Viking Museum ships in Bygdøy, Norway, and includes three ships of the 19th century in the edifice of the Church method that helps to build a sense of the nation and the people are able to Back to the heart of Norwegian culture) heritage centers (for example, Viking jorvik Center in New York, England, with the car ride of his time, along with the sounds and smells of the past); villages built (for example, Foteviken in Sweden, with demonstrations handicarft The houses and the people who work with pottery and tending crops and markets Viking, and re-enactments of cooking and fighting); amusement park (for example, Tusenfryd, 20 kilometers southeast of Oslo, Norway). Last mentioned contain 'Viking Land ", constructed at a cost of $ 4.9 million in 1995. It includes the mountain hall, multimedia room where participants go for a ride in a long ship to' Vinland." On the way they encounter storms and attacks by pirates, and the intervention of the gods. There are additional facilities for banquets companies with the host and guests in Viking clothing. Also there that have been re-created village to the lake, dock, boat, home of one of the nobles, and the market is full of Omkan staff in period costume. Click here to more details