To accurately depict the Viking Age, the longhouse's mead hall and accommodation were recreated down to every detail including the decorations and handcrafts used during that time. In this manner, the museum aims to bring you back in time to witness how the Vikings live from day to day. Aside from the mead hall, you will find a number of modern exhibits, archaeological items and videos that all share Viking stories from thousands of years of history. You can get an Audioguide to make your exploration of the Lofotr Viking Museum more comprehensive and meaningful. The Audioguides are available in 6 languages, including English. …show more content…
One of the main things to experience while here is to partake in the Viking feast. This special dinner consists of sampling Viking-inspired dishes combined with lively storytelling by knowledgeable guides in full costume! Some of the tasty dishes to look forward to include braised lamb, fish, and wild boar. As a compliment to the food, glasses full of mead, the traditional Viking drink made of alcohol honey and herbs, are