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2000 km with Viking ship on trailer for Lofotr Chieftain

Published 18 August 2026

Chieftain and operations manager at Lofotr Viking Museum, Terje Bøe, traveled to Gjesvær to participate in the Finnmark Viking Age Festival.

Museum Nord & NRK Travel Radio – Fortune Telling Seals, Drumming Cod and Rowing in Viking Ships

Published 23 July 2026

Reporter Kaja Figenschou and Reiseradioen have visited Museum Nord’s facilities this summer, where we have share our “sound of summer”.

Huinndagan Family event

Published 21 July 2026

Join the family party in Øksnes on Saturday 25.7! There will be an open museum, bouncy castle, market, café, performances on stage, Bjørnis visits, etc.

WHAT DO GUESTS SAY ABOUT SKREI?

Published 20 July 2026

The new museum building, The Otolith, is making an impression on locals, visitors, and the industry. Read their feedback!

Huinndagan – info about parking and closed days in week 30

Published 18 July 2026

During week 30, the festival Huinndagan is being set up outside of Øksnes museum. There is limited parking and the museum is closed on Friday and Sunday.

Travelling by sea with Yngvar Gustavsen

Published 14 July 2026

On Saturday 11.7, Yngvar Gustavsen gave a lecture on how people have historically used the sea as a traffic artery to and from Øksnes.

Would you like to become a guide at the Norwegian Fishing Village Museum?

Published 14 July 2026

The Norwegian Fishing Village Museum is looking for an enthusiastic guide who speaks German or French, as well as English or Norwegian. We are looking for a friendly, flexible, and reliable team player who enjoys meeting people and sharing stories. The job includes guided tours, welcoming visitors, and helping with different tasks at both the museum and our historic museum house. We offer an interesting and meaningful job in a friendly working environment.

Summer at SKREI – experiences for the whole family at the Lofoten Museum

Published 13 July 2026

Here you can experience living history, exciting activities and beautiful cultural environments that take you back to a time when the fishing villages were the heart of Lofoten.