Røros

Røros is a historic mining town in central Norway, known for its well-preserved wooden architecture and rich cultural heritage. Founded in the 17th century, it was a major site for copper mining, which contributed significantly to Norway’s economy. Today, Røros is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, highlighting its unique traditional buildings and picturesque surroundings. The town offers a blend of history, outdoor activities, and local crafts, making it a popular destination for visitors seeking authentic Norwegian culture and scenic beauty. Its preserved landscape and community traditions provide a window into Norway’s past and its enduring connection to natural resources.