Jevnaker, Norway

About 50 miles north of Oslo, Jevnaker is a sleepy village on the southern shore of the Rands Fjord that is also home to one of the largest sculpture parks in northern Europe. Founded by a wealthy Norwegian art collector, Kistefos Museum and Sculpture Park occupies a former wood pulp mill complex that today showcases 46 sculptures from contemporary artists such as Anish Kapoor, Olafur Eliasson and Yayoi Kusama, among many others. What makes it a must-see cultural destination is “The Twist,” a new 15,000-square-foot structure spanning a river in the middle of the sculpture park. Opened in September, the show-stopping bridge was designed by the Bjarke Ingels Group with a streamlined aluminum facade that twists like a stack of cards. Both a bridge and a sculpture in its own right, this topsy-turvy structure will also serve as a gallery space for temporary exhibitions.

illustration of The Twist

The Twist

See the sights, filled with rich culture and fun activities for everyone.

Feed Me!

There are plenty of homey restaurants in Jevnaker for you to enjoy, whether you're looking for five star fine dining or family-style cuisine

Chill

Enjoy a relaxing night in a cozy Norgweigen cottage, or stay at a 4 star hotel!