Hadeland Mining Museum

The Hadeland Mining Museum contains exhibits about mineral extraction techniques, local geological formations, and industrial tools from different mining periods in Norway.

Iron ore extraction in the Grua region began during the early 16th century, with materials transported to a smelter facility in Hakadal.

The museum preserves the industrial legacy of Hadeland through collections of mining equipment, mineral specimens, and documentation of local mining practices.

Located at Hadelandsvegen 1568, the museum opens from June to August, offering guided tours to an old zinc mine located 2 kilometers away.

The museum occupies the former Bråten farmstead near Grua railway station, featuring outdoor displays of mining structures and equipment.

Location: Lunner Municipality

Part of: Randsfjord Museums

Address: Hadelandsvegen 1568 2742

Website: http://randsfjordmuseet.no/museene/hadeland-bergverksmuseum

GPS coordinates: 60.25281,10.65605

Latest update: March 3, 2025 00:16