A worn expression. A cliché from a multitude of tourist brochures. That this place and that is magical. But precisely for that reason. Magical Utsira. Or the magical one
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Norway's smallest municipality has no streets - but lots of street art! With just over 200 inhabitants, Utsira is Norway's smallest municipality. But even if it does not
Utsira lighthouse marked 175 years by lighting the old lighthouse lens from 1890. The traditional sweeping light will shine for a trial period of two years.
From time immemorial, people on this flat island in the middle of the ocean gap have lived by fishing. But the large fishing fleet has disappeared, and the fishermen's expertise is
Who has Norway's shortest? Funniest? Most flower decorations? With the most animals and tractors? Send us photos of your May 17 train! Utsira is Norway's smallest municipality. But
At Utsira you can stay in the lighthouse keeper's house, hunt for colorful street art or embark on a cultural-historical walk through eight house foundations from the Celtic period. UTSIRA (VG travel)
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