Opening hours
Powerstation
KraftLaben - Science centre
Lilletopp
The hike to Lilletopp is accessible all year.
Visit Kraftmuseet!
The Powermuseum - Kraftmuseet (Norwegian Museum of Hydropower and Industry) is a vibrant museum which sheds light on the origin of industrial Norway. Odda and Tyssedal went from being an important tourist resort to being an area of pioneering hypropower and industrial expansion.
Prices
- Power station
- Adult - NOK 100
- Children u/18 years - free
- Students - NOK 60
- Groups of 15 people or more - NOK 80 per person
- KraftLaben
- Single person - NOK 50
- Family - NOK 150
- Lilletopp (Guided tour in the dry water tunnel - only during summer season)
- Single person - NOK 80
Visit outside opening hours
Visit outside our min opening hours can be booked for groups of more than 15 people.
If there are fewer people in a group, the price is calculated for 15 people.
The hourly price for hosting comes in addition and costs NOK 600.
Visits outside opening hours must be made at least 3 working days in advance.
Access and parking
You can find Kraftmuseet here, on the quay in lower Tyssedal.
Parking for cars, vans and buses is clearly marked, and it is free to park there when you visit the museum. It is about 150 meters to walk to the old power station, where the reception is. Visitors with reduced functional ability can drive all the way to the station. Call 53 65 00 50 if you need help.
To travel by public transport to Kraftmuseet from Odda, Kinsarvik and Utne, you can:
- Odda: Take bus 990 or 995 from Odda bus station to Tyssedal bus station. From the bus stop, it is 5 minutes to walk down to the museum.
- Kinsarvik: Take bus 990 from Kinsarvik quay to Tyssedal bus station. From the bus stop, it is 5 minutes to walk down to the museum.
- Utne: Ferry to Kinsarvik and bus 990 to Tyssedal. Or take the 980 bus from Utne kai to Odda bus station before changing to bus 990 or 995 to Tyssedal.
Feel free to use skyss.no to plan your trip!
Address:
Power station - Naustbakken 7, 5770 Tyssedal