Zornmuseet
| Vasagatan 36, Mora |
5 oranları
9.20/10.00 |
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+46 250 59 23 10 |
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Ravi Phadke (04.10.2017 21:10)
Very helpful people, conducted tour of house was enchanting helps you see the people
In good perspective
Very helpful people, conducted tour of house was enchanting helps you see the people
In good perspective
Stas Krupenia (06.08.2017 17:32)
Was unfamiliar with Zorn prior to my visit. Fantastic collection with personal insights into the artists life.
Was unfamiliar with Zorn prior to my visit. Fantastic collection with personal insights into the artists life.
Meagan Christou (11.06.2017 00:45)
Really loved visiting the museum and the house! I wish I could have spent more time looking at the different rooms the house, absolutely fascinating!
Really loved visiting the museum and the house! I wish I could have spent more time looking at the different rooms the house, absolutely fascinating!
Nils Rydenfalk (04.03.2017 06:42)
The Cafe at the Zorn museum is nice and cozy, especially when the sun is up and you can enjoy the time outside in the back yard. They have an interesting selection of food and pastries so I'm suprised in a positive way.
The Cafe at the Zorn museum is nice and cozy, especially when the sun is up and you can enjoy the time outside in the back yard. They have an interesting selection of food and pastries so I'm suprised in a positive way.
Matt TW (31.01.2017 17:29)
To be honest, I was unsure if I would enjoy Zorns work, but I definitely recommend coming here. His work is fascinating in respect to light and colour, especially if you have spent time in Sweden and experienced the unique colours and luminosity of the sky in the summer. They also have a great selection of art and other artifacts he collected, like the doorway of one of the oldest homes in Sweden (c. 1288) with pagan designs carved into the wood, a runic calendar, and Roman antiquites. The Cafe also serves delicious food. The tomato basil soup was wonderful.
To be honest, I was unsure if I would enjoy Zorns work, but I definitely recommend coming here. His work is fascinating in respect to light and colour, especially if you have spent time in Sweden and experienced the unique colours and luminosity of the sky in the summer. They also have a great selection of art and other artifacts he collected, like the doorway of one of the oldest homes in Sweden (c. 1288) with pagan designs carved into the wood, a runic calendar, and Roman antiquites. The Cafe also serves delicious food. The tomato basil soup was wonderful.
