Thank you. We have one in Wisconsin called “Old World Wisconsin” but it is many different nationalities. Why would this gentleman want to be so deceiving?
This is a living history attraction. These people are costumed interpreters, basically actors who carry on activities in a historical manner. They don't live like that. There are places all over the US where the same thing happens, I'm surprised anyone thinks otherwise.
Yes, it was obvious when he just walked into someone’s home without knocking. He’s a bit rude, in a way, like he’s making fun of people. A bit off-putting.
This is an outdoor museum and not a real life village. Sorry to burst your bubble. It is located just outside Oslo whitch is a big city!! I hope you are being Ironic😅
@@dcfreak23 It's embarrassing to watch. Surely he can't be that naive? I agree with you he's just another American trying to make a drama out of everything.
So is this guy really thinking people actually live here and acting like it’s the 1800,s. Then walking into people’s homes if it was real when they are not home? 😂
After learning from the comments that the so-called traditional village shown in the video is an open-air museum, it finally makes sense to me why the "villagers" in the video reminds me so much of the staff working in a theme park. Because they ARE staff members working in a theme park!
i think tou might have misunderstood. this village is a museum. a sort of collection of buildings that have often been taken down and rebuilt here. no one lives there regularly. the church you were in was actually picked apart from its original location in “Gol” and brought there nd rebuilt. ans a replica was put up in the original spot.
As others have already commented, this is the MUSEUM near Oslo but I wanted to add “traditional Norwegian music?????!!!!” Too lazy to actually find some??!! ‘Struth 🤦🏽♀️👎
It's an open-air museum. There's no need to travel to Norway to see it. These types of museums are all over Europe. EDIT: Also, if this was a real town, people would not speak fluent English and they would not wear 200+ years old clothes (style).
Why wouldn’t people speak fluent English in a real Norwegian town??? We start to learn English in school at six years old at the same time we start to learn how to read and write. It’s very rare that Norwegians don’t speak English . Some might be to shy to speak , but even my grand mother born in 1922 was taught English in school , so even in the oldest generation most people understand English and are able to communicate in some way.
This reminds me of my daily life, I am from the mountains of North Africa in Algeria, every two days I cross the mountains and villages with my horse to sell olive oil and mountain herbs. this life makes you calm and brave at the same time
The Folk Museum in Oslo! A fabulous collection of houses and buildings from the last 700 or so years of Norwegian history. I was in most of these buildings just a few weeks ago! (I do hope people understand that this is not in any way an actual village - just a museum, and an excellent one.)
My in-laws have a small summer farm in Tallberg Sweden. It is a time capsule from the 1950's. They kept it in original form: timber house, pump well, outhouse, cold cellar, wood shed, hay shed, tool shed, cow barn and workshop. I love being there! It is very real and very much in use by our family to this day. Hey!
I don't know where in Europe we may still find this open fire working outside of the museums and stylish today's lounges. But it's the most tasty food cooked on this open fire and hot ashes.
I think this video will attract a lot more viewers, please correct the title so as not to spread misinformation. I really enjoyed it and it's cool to see an experience such as this but it does not reflect reality in Europe- I'm from a village in Europe myself.
@@dhritu It's not a real village. It's a museum in Oslo: norskfolkemuseum.no/en/. Villagers are actors. Buildings are dismantled, moved and rebuilt here from all across the country, making it an agglomerate of different places. You can find open air cultural history museums like this in most European countries.
Thank you for the answer, for the correction. :) I live in the Russian village right now and I really enjoyed the video too!!! It was very interesting to see how people lived in the European countryside in the past. :)
This village like a model which is caring by Norwegian, whatever but today I think it is most desirable pattern to live our lives. I don't know who will like or dislike but I am so crazy for this lifestyle. So much love from India.
I think people are disliking since the video is pretending this is actually how life in Norwegian villages are in 2019, when he's actually showing an open air museum in Oslo: norskfolkemuseum.no/en. The villagers are actors. It's a museum of cultural history showing life, daily tools, buildings, clothes etc from 1500-present day.
Thanks for the video... I was bored during this lockdown and so i was wandering for different village lifestyle.. This made my day... The places are really amazing.. Love from INDIA
It's a museum in Oslo: norskfolkemuseum.no/en/. Villagers are actors. Buildings are dismantled, moved and rebuilt here from all across the country, making it an agglomerate of different places. You can find open air cultural history museums like this in most European countries.
This is a very nice village. The church is no doubt very old reminding those olden days. The houses are also well decorated & village people are very simple which is liked by Indians like me. We are also proud for France being a good friend of India.
Look through the comment section. Obviously they don't live like this anymore. It's an open air museum and you'll find them in almost all european countries for instance Denmark has 'Den Gamle By i Aarhus' (The Old Town of Aarhus). Norway is one of the most advanced and richest societies in the world so even in the small villages (which people actually live in) they wear The North Face, Canada Goose and so forth, live in top-of-the-line-houses, drive expensive cars and snow scooters. Don't believe the hype but go there non the less you'll find that contemporary village life is as exciting as museum exhibitions.
everything is old but are managed and clean, just i feel i am watching a Life in Museum... Fantastic.. mind blowing .. Thanks for such Lovely videos Mr. Sandven
It's clean and quiet because it's a museum in Oslo: norskfolkemuseum.no/en/. Villagers are actors. Buildings are dismantled, moved and rebuilt here from all across the country, making it an agglomerate of different places. You can find open air cultural history museums like this in most European countries. Video is being purposefully misleading..
हाँ भाई अंशुमन, पर क्या हम अपने देश में जिसके बारे में गांधी जी ने कहा है कि भारत की आत्मा इसके गावों में निवास करती है, कोई ऐसा उपाय कर सकते हैं कि हमारे देश में शहरों की ओर पलायन न हो, और हम गावं के परंपरागत संस्कृति और संस्कारों को पुनर्जीवित कर सकें।
A very well maintained museum. Traditions and the cultural heritage will be passed down to the millennials who might not be aware of the things of the past. In our place Nagaland we have a similar well maintained village called kisama. The festival from Dec 1to 10 showcases the rich cultural heritage of our forefathers.
I want to live in villages like these place.. Need a peacefully lonely place like this ... Got tired in mentally and physically in the city machine life...😥
Looks like a variant of Conner Prairie. People in this village probably speak better English than at Conner Prairie. Hint, Conner Prairie is an outdoor museum of the past outside of Indianapolis.
Minute 6:00 makes me think he really thinks it is a village and not a museum. But what do I know. The place is beautiful indeed and apparently it is really big! I loved the video anyway.
Yup, it's a museum in Oslo showing life from 1500-present. The 'villagers' are actors who explain the buildings and the time period when it was built if asked. Here's the official website: norskfolkemuseum.no/en
I love the Norwegians cabin making skills. I enjoyed this video very much. The last thing I expected to see was a red vw bug !!! WOW. I wonder who owns it ? As an owner of one myself I am bias 😀👍
Where is it in Norway....I would love to check out the place.....I felt in love with open air museum in Arnem....so much to see and complete culture of Nedherland.....which telling a lot about the history of society....
It's located near Oslo the capital. Also you should check out The Old Town in Aarhus in Denmark if you come to the Scandinavian region :) www.dengamleby.dk/en/den-gamle-by/
I like their clothes and stuffed and how they live there.😍❤ I hope someday I see it personally.❤ They are so eco-friendly, I haven't seen any plastic involved.
It's because it's an open air museum in Oslo showing life 1500-present day. The villagers are actors. And the buildings are dismantled from their original locations around the country, and rebuilt in the museum park. The official museum website: norskfolkemuseum.no/en. I don't like how purposefully misleading this video is being..
It's a museum in Oslo: norskfolkemuseum.no/en/. Villagers are actors. Buildings are dismantled, moved and rebuilt here from all across the country, making it an agglomerate of different places. You can find open air cultural history museums like this in most European countries.
It's an open air museum in Oslo, the capital of Norway: norskfolkemuseum.no/en. The villagers are actors that demonstrate and inform to museum visitors when prompted. The buildings are dismantled, moved and rebuilt here from their original location all across the country.
Seems more like any other tourist stop of living history. We have them all over in the states. Go check out the Pennsylvania Dutch or Amish. Actually from Germany living old ways. Dairy based. Things done the old way. Lots of hard work!
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Its like fairy tale😍😍😍😍😍 i wanna come love from india😘😘😘😘😘
Hey, cool! Yeah you should visit!
There is the Amish community very similar in Pennsylvania and Connecticut in the US who actually live like this I am told
@@popspattu6522 they are German anabaptist cult
It's an outdoor museum actually. Just outside Oslo.
Let's go together 👍
This is not a real village, it's an outdoor muséum showing what life was like in the past. Nevertheless, interesting and beautiful.
Thank you for commenting that, because I think it's important to not spread misinformation and I can see Americans buying into the idea this is real.
Thank you. We have one in Wisconsin called “Old World Wisconsin” but it is many different nationalities. Why would this gentleman want to be so deceiving?
And like Plymouth Plantation in Massachusetts
This is a cultural village for tourist i think
exactly
This is a living history attraction. These people are costumed interpreters, basically actors who carry on activities in a historical manner. They don't live like that. There are places all over the US where the same thing happens, I'm surprised anyone thinks otherwise.
Just like Williamsburgs, va.
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Yes, it was obvious when he just walked into someone’s home without knocking. He’s a bit rude, in a way, like he’s making fun of people. A bit off-putting.
This is an outdoor museum and not a real life village. Sorry to burst your bubble. It is located just outside Oslo whitch is a big city!! I hope you are being Ironic😅
@@dcfreak23 It's embarrassing to watch. Surely he can't be that naive? I agree with you he's just another American trying to make a drama out of everything.
Ian Dickenson his accent doesn’t sound ‘Murican?
@@tedcarl5382 But his dumb comments do.
And how about the people who are in the video
I hope so..
😁😇😩
So is this guy really thinking people actually live here and acting like it’s the 1800,s. Then walking into people’s homes if it was real when they are not home? 😂
i think he is really do. 07:28 class is empty because of weekend :D
After learning from the comments that the so-called traditional village shown in the video is an open-air museum, it finally makes sense to me why the "villagers" in the video reminds me so much of the staff working in a theme park. Because they ARE staff members working in a theme park!
i think tou might have misunderstood. this village is a museum. a sort of collection of buildings that have often been taken down and rebuilt here. no one lives there regularly. the church you were in was actually picked apart from its original location in “Gol” and brought there nd rebuilt. ans a replica was put up in the original spot.
As others have already commented, this is the MUSEUM near Oslo but I wanted to add “traditional Norwegian music?????!!!!” Too lazy to actually find some??!! ‘Struth 🤦🏽♀️👎
Interesting but misleading title. This is not the way Norwegians live today.
Same here
They don’t live like that today! Really how brilliant of you to observe this, I’d never have guessed that.
Very unfortunate... but I would take up living like this in a heartbeat.... beautiful
It's an open-air museum. There's no need to travel to Norway to see it. These types of museums are all over Europe. EDIT: Also, if this was a real town, people would not speak fluent English and they would not wear 200+ years old clothes (style).
Philip Cooper Exactly!
The point is, this is MUSEUM... AND YES, surprise... Norwegian are very, very fluent in English.
true
Although I would love to try it on... I like it very much...
Why wouldn’t people speak fluent English in a real Norwegian town???
We start to learn English in school at six years old at the same time we start to learn how to read and write.
It’s very rare that Norwegians don’t speak English . Some might be to shy to speak , but even my grand mother born in 1922 was taught English in school , so even in the oldest generation most people understand English and are able to communicate in some way.
This reminds me of my daily life, I am from the mountains of North Africa in Algeria, every two days I cross the mountains and villages with my horse to sell olive oil and mountain herbs.
this life makes you calm and brave at the same time
Massinissa you used the mule or the horse .you are the prince of the Amazigh people!!!
Just jocking brother
The Folk Museum in Oslo! A fabulous collection of houses and buildings from the last 700 or so years of Norwegian history. I was in most of these buildings just a few weeks ago! (I do hope people understand that this is not in any way an actual village - just a museum, and an excellent one.)
My in-laws have a small summer farm in Tallberg Sweden. It is a time capsule from the 1950's. They kept it in original form: timber house, pump well, outhouse, cold cellar, wood shed, hay shed, tool shed, cow barn and workshop. I love being there! It is very real and very much in use by our family to this day. Hey!
I don't know where in Europe we may still find this open fire working outside of the museums and stylish today's lounges. But it's the most tasty food cooked on this open fire and hot ashes.
The size of the wooden logs is incredible. Really shows how plentiful Norway was back then. Amazing vdo. thank you.
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I think this video will attract a lot more viewers, please correct the title so as not to spread misinformation.
I really enjoyed it and it's cool to see an experience such as this but it does not reflect reality in Europe-
I'm from a village in Europe myself.
Is it a real village or not
@@dhritu It's not a real village. It's a museum in Oslo: norskfolkemuseum.no/en/. Villagers are actors. Buildings are dismantled, moved and rebuilt here from all across the country, making it an agglomerate of different places. You can find open air cultural history museums like this in most European countries.
Thank you for the answer, for the correction. :) I live in the Russian village right now and I really enjoyed the video too!!! It was very interesting to see how people lived in the European countryside in the past. :)
Thanks for updating us
This doesn't look like a real village. I believe it's an village experience centre. Like, how the villages were in the recent past.
This village like a model which is caring by Norwegian, whatever but today I think it is most desirable pattern to live our lives. I don't know who will like or dislike but I am so crazy for this lifestyle. So much love from India.
I think people are disliking since the video is pretending this is actually how life in Norwegian villages are in 2019, when he's actually showing an open air museum in Oslo: norskfolkemuseum.no/en. The villagers are actors. It's a museum of cultural history showing life, daily tools, buildings, clothes etc from 1500-present day.
Love from India... 🇮🇳❤.. Wish to come there.. 🤭❤😇
Beauty: They speak fluent English, they dress the traditional way, what a great culture they have
Nice peaceful and beautiful place....love to stay in this type of places...no tention...no busy...calm and lovely place.
This is a museum...
Hi
It’s a stunningly beautiful village. Thank you so much for the filming and narrative.
wow , that church looks like a Japanese pagoda in a lot of ways . That is really interesting .
That boy he says hello to at the beginning of this video that said " passing some time just doing wood work" is gorgeous 😍
Thanks for the video... I was bored during this lockdown and so i was wandering for different village lifestyle.. This made my day... The places are really amazing.. Love from INDIA
"What about coca-cola?"
"modern..."
I love it!
“Traveling - it leaves you speechless, then turns you into a storyteller.” Great Video!!!
8% Norwegian according to Ancestry. So, I’m very honored to have been able to tour my heritage along side you. Thank you
WOW looks beautiful !!! Great job AND music.... I really love It
I never expect this type of village so beautiful and traditional. I want to live in this type of village
I love Norway. I want to visit there. It's a really beautiful country .
Awesome, can't belive this village still exist on 2019 in europe. 👏
It's a museum in Oslo: norskfolkemuseum.no/en/. Villagers are actors. Buildings are dismantled, moved and rebuilt here from all across the country, making it an agglomerate of different places. You can find open air cultural history museums like this in most European countries.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR HARD WORKING! Very natural sounds in the background and not having some stupid crazy music. It's a very nice video.
This is a very nice village. The church is no doubt very old reminding those olden days. The houses are also well decorated & village people are very simple which is liked by Indians like me. We are also proud for France being a good friend of India.
Wow, it's very green and I really love to see this please keep in touch and sharing.
So neat, calm n serene. Lovely place
MashAllah clean villages n beautifully preserved environmmy
How cool I love your video the village the little store it’s all original they still live like that that’s crazy
Look through the comment section. Obviously they don't live like this anymore. It's an open air museum and you'll find them in almost all european countries for instance Denmark has 'Den Gamle By i Aarhus' (The Old Town of Aarhus). Norway is one of the most advanced and richest societies in the world so even in the small villages (which people actually live in) they wear The North Face, Canada Goose and so forth, live in top-of-the-line-houses, drive expensive cars and snow scooters. Don't believe the hype but go there non the less you'll find that contemporary village life is as exciting as museum exhibitions.
Ohhhh okay,,,thanks for the info...
Very charming and clean! You know what they say about cleanliness ....its next to Godliness!
I love this. These sorts of videos are the reason I watch youtube.
Hey, that is cool!
Wow
Natural lifestyle
Beautiful
If only I could escape from my chaotic life for a day or two and stay here
I love Norway forever.
I love Norway and Norwegian, their culture.
Must want to visit through rail also
My great grandparents left in 1881. From Foss. Minnesota was quite a draw for Scandinavians
Beautiful, amazing log cabins in the opening of the video, very clean villages, love - love - love, God Bless Norway!!
It's clean because it's a museum: norskfolkemuseum.no/en/.
Villages are beautifull everywhere....love from indian village
Hey, agree, thanks for watching Arun!
It is like watching old movies... love this location... You could have explained to us the scenes.
It certainly is a fascinating place... Thanks for watching!!
everything is old but are managed and clean, just i feel i am watching a Life in Museum... Fantastic.. mind blowing .. Thanks for such Lovely videos Mr. Sandven
Not sure if you're sarcastic or not 😅, but it's actually a museum:
norskfolkemuseum.no/en
I can leave all the modern aminities for this simple but very beautiful & loving Norwegian village. It's like a peaceful dream. - Love from India.
Amazing to see glimpse of European past
This is an outdoor museum, people stopped living like this generations ago. This person Sandven must be greatly miss-informed about Norway.
Please continue showing the marvel of Norway. Thanks for the video.
Hey, cool, thanks for watching shibin!
Waoo amazing awesome, heartfelt life. Really appealing, captivating. Perhaps I could join this place.
Life is simple but highly respected and envied by city folks
Beautiful video, great pleasure to watch 💕💕💕
OMG that's where they filmed children of the corn !!!!!
they sacrifice the outsiders at night and eat them
I like the wood work.Wonderful.
Is this a joke? The music in the beginning is not Norwegian and the village is a museum.
It is very obvious, unless you want a dark interior in your house, you must have lots of windows. Lovely vlog. Thanks...e
Such simple and beautiful life
The buildings sure look strong. Beautiful place.
Wow
No TV, phones
Serene
In harmony with nature, rich life.
lives there are so peaceful and the streets were clean
It's clean and quiet because it's a museum in Oslo: norskfolkemuseum.no/en/. Villagers are actors. Buildings are dismantled, moved and rebuilt here from all across the country, making it an agglomerate of different places. You can find open air cultural history museums like this in most European countries. Video is being purposefully misleading..
Beautiful Village.
Beautiful village 😍👍
❤️ from Indonesia 🇮🇩
Villages show the real picture of nation. Big cities are same all over the world so if we want to feel something new, visit villages
Absolutely, thanks for watching!
हाँ भाई अंशुमन, पर क्या हम अपने देश में जिसके बारे में गांधी जी ने कहा है कि भारत की आत्मा इसके गावों में निवास करती है, कोई ऐसा उपाय कर सकते हैं कि हमारे देश में शहरों की ओर पलायन न हो, और हम गावं के परंपरागत संस्कृति और संस्कारों को पुनर्जीवित कर सकें।
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Lol this is not a real village. It's just an open air museum.
Love it. Thanks for sharing
Cool, thanks, I intend to make more videos about Norway on my channel, check it out!
Its a town in norway called lillehammer open museum about 3 hours drive from Oslo
Sometimes to much capitalism and modernize objects we began to forget that by living a life of simplicity is always serene and peaceful
It looks like Darth Vader is standing on top of that church
He is.
Beautiful weed working maid houses and the church
Wow in this century in Norway in a village people still lives like this, interesting place
A very well maintained museum. Traditions and the cultural heritage will be passed down to the millennials who might not be aware of the things of the past. In our place Nagaland we have a similar well maintained village called kisama. The festival from Dec 1to 10 showcases the rich cultural heritage of our forefathers.
Quite amazing living in that village,,,i love it..seems very peaceful
It's a museum in Oslo: norskfolkemuseum.no/en/.
The village so beautiful I like it, I'm from Indonesia🇮🇩 😍😍😍😍
Thanks, I have other videos from Norway too on my channel, other villages...check them out!
I want to live in villages like these place.. Need a peacefully lonely place like this ... Got tired in mentally and physically in the city machine life...😥
Me too.
I think we have exchanged our real peace for technologies and modernisation.
@@jaydeepjaria8696 exactly....
It is very nice tradition villages, I very like that.
Looks like a variant of Conner Prairie. People in this village probably speak better English than at Conner Prairie. Hint, Conner Prairie is an outdoor museum of the past outside of Indianapolis.
Thanks
Minute 6:00 makes me think he really thinks it is a village and not a museum. But what do I know. The place is beautiful indeed and apparently it is really big! I loved the video anyway.
That looks like a museum village😀😉
Hey
That's funny, because it actually is! :P
@@itsNexusView 😬🤩🤭😍
My favorite kind if museum to visit. Especially when employees play the part.
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Very nice place amd culture from philippines🇵🇭
wow very nice very simple living. love this. thanks for sharing.
Lol that’s not how Norway 2019 villages are that’s like a stage or something a fake town to show maybe early 1900 living or earlier .......
Yup, it's a museum in Oslo showing life from 1500-present. The 'villagers' are actors who explain the buildings and the time period when it was built if asked. Here's the official website:
norskfolkemuseum.no/en
Once upon it was a beautiful, Pretty cool lifestyle. I Loved it very much.
I love the Norwegians cabin making skills. I enjoyed this video very much. The last thing I expected to see was a red vw bug !!! WOW. I wonder who owns it ? As an owner of one myself I am bias 😀👍
No single person actually owns it, as it's museum property: norskfolkemuseum.no/en. This video is purposefully misleading for some reason.
Where is it in Norway....I would love to check out the place.....I felt in love with open air museum in Arnem....so much to see and complete culture of Nedherland.....which telling a lot about the history of society....
It's located near Oslo the capital. Also you should check out The Old Town in Aarhus in Denmark if you come to the Scandinavian region :)
www.dengamleby.dk/en/den-gamle-by/
Its in Bygdø Norwegian folke museum.
Beautiful country.
Absolutely nobody lives like this in Norway. It is from a museum where they present how people lived 150-200 years ago.
wow, i really love that. I really like that people maintain the culture in their village.
I like their clothes and stuffed and how they live there.😍❤ I hope someday I see it personally.❤ They are so eco-friendly, I haven't seen any plastic involved.
It's because it's an open air museum in Oslo showing life 1500-present day. The villagers are actors. And the buildings are dismantled from their original locations around the country, and rebuilt in the museum park. The official museum website: norskfolkemuseum.no/en. I don't like how purposefully misleading this video is being..
This is an outdoor museum called MAIHAUGEN in Lillehammar Norway. 100m away my flat.
Salute from india for being traditional...
It's a museum in Oslo: norskfolkemuseum.no/en/. Villagers are actors. Buildings are dismantled, moved and rebuilt here from all across the country, making it an agglomerate of different places. You can find open air cultural history museums like this in most European countries.
Nice and quiet place to live.
I see here more civilisation than in any capital city - clean, calm, sustainability - perfectness
It's an open air museum in Oslo, the capital of Norway: norskfolkemuseum.no/en. The villagers are actors that demonstrate and inform to museum visitors when prompted. The buildings are dismantled, moved and rebuilt here from their original location all across the country.
Seems more like any other tourist stop of living history. We have them all over in the states. Go check out the Pennsylvania Dutch or Amish. Actually from Germany living old ways. Dairy based. Things done the old way. Lots of hard work!
Thank You
Sandven Explorer
Please Kindly Make More Videos
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