Konvensjonsgården

Konvensjonsgården stands as a two-story structure with traditional Norwegian architectural elements, featuring symmetrical windows and a prominent entrance on Verket street.

The building gained national importance in 1814 when it hosted negotiations resulting in the Treaty of Moss, establishing Norway's union with Sweden after Napoleonic Wars.

The structure serves as an educational center where visitors learn about Norwegian political development through exhibits, documents, and historical artifacts from the 19th century.

Located at coordinates 59.439444, 10.669444, the site maintains regular opening hours and provides guided tours in multiple languages throughout the week.

The building functions simultaneously as an active office space while preserving its historical elements, including original architectural features from the early 1800s.

Location: Moss Municipality

Address: Verket 22

GPS coordinates: 59.43944,10.66944

Latest update: March 17, 2025 08:46