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Source: Library of Congress
Norweigan Photocroms, 1890-1900
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Stunning. Is that a hotel above that ravine? If it still exists, I’d love to stay there!
Diana: I believe it’s the Stalheim Hotel in pic 8, which is indeed still open. http://english.stalheim.dnn.gasta.no/
I’ve investigated a little and found out that it says Stalheim Hotel Nærodalen (Nærøydalen). Sadly this hotel built ca. 1900 does no longer exist. Already in 1902 this beautiful manmade object perished in a fire. Now there’s a rather dreadful building there
The view is still magnificent though.
Great photos.
@Diana
The hotel building doesn’t exist anymore, but there is still hotel at this location.
Sources / More infos:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/library_of_congress/3175022066/
http://www.stalheim.com/
Check also this lovely old hotel in Norway:
http://www.dalenhotel.no/index.php/lang-en.html
Simply stunning.