AUKRUST HOUSE (HUSET AUKRUST)
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2024
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2024
Founded in 1996 and inaugurated by King Harald himself, this museum pays tribute to the work of Kjell Aukrust, the Norwegian cartoonist and author born in Alvdal. After working for a major Norwegian daily newspaper, he became a writer. One of his novels, The Pinchcliffe Grand Prix (in Norwegian, Flåklypa Grand Prix), was made into a film in 1975, and went on to become one of the biggest successes of Norwegian cinema. The venue is sometimes open out of season. Solan og Ludvigs Kafé welcomes you!
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