An exhibition about world heritage developed for the Norwegian World Heritage Centres. UNESCO’s World Heritage Convention from 1972 protects natural and cultural heritage that is inalienable to the world community. For the first time, a large exhibition about world heritage has been created in Norway. The exhibition conveys information about the eight Norwegian World Heritage Sites.
At the same time, visitors are taken on a journey to the world’s most important natural and cultural areas. The exhibition has interactive installations and a design concept with triangles that are put together in undulating and sculptural installations, inspired by mountains and the Norwegian landscape. The exhibitions shows themes of rock art and world heritage, Sami and Kven culture, northern lights research, traditional industries and salmon fishing in the Alta River. Other temporary exhibitions and art exhibitions. Café with a panoramic view over the Alta Fjord. Souvenir shop with local products. Guided tours/introductions for groups by prior arrangement.