Svene Church
Log church from 1738 in the middle of the village, by the Numedalslågen river.
Read more (in Norwegian) →About Svene
Svene is the southernmost village in Flesberg, about 10 km north of Kongsberg. It is also the largest: roughly 60 percent of the municipality's residents live in Svene parish, and the village itself has about 400 residents.
In the middle of the village stands Svene Church, a log church from 1738. The churchyard is fenced with large upright stone slabs, and some still have the iron rings people tied their horses to. Nearby, Grettefoss Bridge from 1928 crosses the Numedalslågen river, and from the west side a road climbs towards Blefjell.
Sources (in Norwegian): Store norske leksikon: Svene, lokalhistoriewiki: Svene kirke, lokalhistoriewiki: Numedalsbanen
Municipal border: © Kartverket (CC BY 4.0). Roads are simplified.
The guide
Log church from 1738 in the middle of the village, by the Numedalslågen river.
Read more (in Norwegian) →Bridge from 1928 across the Numedalslågen river. A nice stop for a walk along the water.
Read more (in Norwegian) →The mountain area west of the valley, with cross-country ski trails, fishing lakes and hiking. The highest point is Bletoppen at 1,342 m.
Read more (in Norwegian) →Licensed bistro, apartments and a self-service shop on Blefjell. You can ski here straight from the trails.
Modern cabins with a sauna on Blefjell, with the cross-country trails right outside.
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