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Comprehensive museum of copper mining
Roros Museum Smelthytta的点评
点评：This museum details the mining process and development of Roros to becoming a central copper mining town and does this extensively through its exhibition space via working models of the mines from extraction, smelting and through to distribution. It is quite detailed here and also houses 2 temporary exhibition spaces.
Both temporary exhibitions I found interesting just able to catch the end of the social identity exhibition (as told through the eyes of a Sami girl) and the other about legacy of Norwegians who were deemed collaborators under the years of occupation and how this knowledge has impacted their families today.
The museum is built on 3 floors, and you start with a basic understanding on the first floor (entrance way) before going down into each room which has information boards about the development of Roros becoming a mining town in English and Norwegian. You can also download an audio guide via QR code onto your phone to take round which does a better job of explaining this in detail.
The museum is extensive of the mining process, perhaps a little too much, so I can see children getting a little bored. That said, the interactive models that light up and have dynamic sound help counter this. The lowest floor opens up into the old building where smelting took place and still has various objects from the period which surround you. Quite impressive as it really gives a sense of the large scale to it all.
As others have noted its weaker on the social aspect, the people who lived and worked in such places and the environmental concerns mining posed.
The shop and small café are all open plan with the shop selling some interesting and unique items relating specifically to the site and also guidebooks to the exhibitions if needed (all main languages covered). Well worth the visit, particularly as I dont think there is any other museum like it.
Both temporary exhibitions I found interesting just able to catch the end of the social identity exhibition (as told through the eyes of a Sami girl) and the other about legacy of Norwegians who were deemed collaborators under the years of occupation and how this knowledge has impacted their families today.
The museum is built on 3 floors, and you start with a basic understanding on the first floor (entrance way) before going down into each room which has information boards about the development of Roros becoming a mining town in English and Norwegian. You can also download an audio guide via QR code onto your phone to take round which does a better job of explaining this in detail.
The museum is extensive of the mining process, perhaps a little too much, so I can see children getting a little bored. That said, the interactive models that light up and have dynamic sound help counter this. The lowest floor opens up into the old building where smelting took place and still has various objects from the period which surround you. Quite impressive as it really gives a sense of the large scale to it all.
As others have noted its weaker on the social aspect, the people who lived and worked in such places and the environmental concerns mining posed.
The shop and small café are all open plan with the shop selling some interesting and unique items relating specifically to the site and also guidebooks to the exhibitions if needed (all main languages covered). Well worth the visit, particularly as I dont think there is any other museum like it.
翻译：这个博物馆详细介绍了采矿过程以及罗罗斯成为中央铜矿镇的过程，并通过其展览空间通过矿山的工作模型从开采、冶炼到分配进行了广泛的介绍。这里非常详细，还设有 2 个临时展览空间。
我发现这两个临时展览都很有趣，刚好赶上了社会身份展览的结束（通过萨米女孩的眼睛讲述），另一个是关于在占领期间被视为合作者的挪威人的遗产以及这些知识如何影响他们今天的家庭。
博物馆建在三层楼上，您从一楼（入口）开始基本了解，然后进入每个房间，那里有关于罗罗斯成为采矿镇的信息板，以英语和挪威语介绍。您还可以通过二维码将音频指南下载到手机上，以便更好地详细解释这一点。
博物馆广泛展示了采矿过程，可能有点太多了，所以我看到孩子们有点无聊。话虽如此，发光并具有动态声音的交互式模型有助于解决这一问题。最低层通向进行冶炼的旧建筑，周围仍然有各种当时的物品。令人印象深刻，因为它确实给人一种规模宏大的感觉。
正如其他人所指出的，它在社会方面较弱，在这样的地方生活和工作的人们以及采矿带来的环境问题。
商店和小咖啡馆都是开放式的，商店出售一些与该地点特别相关的有趣和独特的物品，如果需要，还提供展览指南（涵盖所有主要语言）。非常值得一游，特别是因为我认为没有其他博物馆能与之媲美。
我发现这两个临时展览都很有趣，刚好赶上了社会身份展览的结束（通过萨米女孩的眼睛讲述），另一个是关于在占领期间被视为合作者的挪威人的遗产以及这些知识如何影响他们今天的家庭。
博物馆建在三层楼上，您从一楼（入口）开始基本了解，然后进入每个房间，那里有关于罗罗斯成为采矿镇的信息板，以英语和挪威语介绍。您还可以通过二维码将音频指南下载到手机上，以便更好地详细解释这一点。
博物馆广泛展示了采矿过程，可能有点太多了，所以我看到孩子们有点无聊。话虽如此，发光并具有动态声音的交互式模型有助于解决这一问题。最低层通向进行冶炼的旧建筑，周围仍然有各种当时的物品。令人印象深刻，因为它确实给人一种规模宏大的感觉。
正如其他人所指出的，它在社会方面较弱，在这样的地方生活和工作的人们以及采矿带来的环境问题。
商店和小咖啡馆都是开放式的，商店出售一些与该地点特别相关的有趣和独特的物品，如果需要，还提供展览指南（涵盖所有主要语言）。非常值得一游，特别是因为我认为没有其他博物馆能与之媲美。
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