Austråttborgen - one of Norway's oldest manors
WELCOME BACK IN 2024!
The summer season at Austråttborgen 2023 has come to an end. We will open again in June 2024.
Austråttborgen is open every day during the summer. Come have a look at the historic buidlings, the beautiful scenery by the Trondheimsfjord and maybe have a coffee and a bite to eat in the Borgstua Café. In the Wing Hall, you will find a special exhibition dedicated to Lady Inger of Henrik Ibsen's famous play Lady Inger of Oestraat (1854).
CONTACT US:
For guided tours off-season or other questions, please contact nkim.austrattborgen@mist.no
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Jette C. Petersen
HISTORY:
Ingerd Ottesdatter (a.k.a. Lady Inger of Oestraat) was one of the manor’s most significant and colourful owners. She played an important part in Norwegian history, notably in the implementation of the Reformation. It was during her time at Austrått in the 16th century that the main building was raised. From 1721, there were bourgeois owners of the estate. Since 1919, Austrått has been national property. Although much has been lost over the centuries, great cultural values have been handed down to our time.
Photo: unknown / Oslo Museum. Actor Magda Blanc as Lady Inger in Henrik Ibsen's play Fru Inger til Østråt, at the theater Den Nationale Scene, 1922.
DIRECTIONS:
Austråttborgen's adress is Borgveien 6, 7140 Opphaug. There is a parking space right next to the manor.
Going from Trondheim? Take the ferry (number 800 / 805) from Trondheim Hurtigbåtterminal to Brekstad (about 60 minutes). Taxis are waiting by the arrival, and will transport you to Austrått. Preorder at (+47) 72524810.
If you prefer to go by bicycle from Brekstad to Austrått, it will take about 30 minutes. You can bring your bicycle free of charge on the ferry, but please note that bicycles and the like can not be prioritized if the ferry is full.
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