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Much more to see than what appears at surface level
Fjell Fortress Museum Vest的点评
点评：Public Transport:
Visited on a Sunday via 450 bus from Bergen, getting off at Sore stop. I followed the small road round the house and then hiked up via the well trodden paths towards the top. The path is well signposted, although it is very uneven in parts and has some steep sections. I wouldn't recommend this option in winter. Fortunately you only need to cover 700 meters to the top following which you can see some of the rock trenchworks indicating such. You actually come up very near the museum which only took me 40 minutes to do going up.
The Site:
You can browse round the outside area at your leisure and you will see a large command bunker, various trenchworks, bunkers and other earthworks together with some old rusted German equipment (some of the bunkers are fenced off for obvious reasons). Doing so will help give a better visual picture of how large the site was.
The Museum:
The museum itself is very good and has a lot of potential to be expanded. The rotunda glass building is visible at the top which serves as the entrance into the museum as well as a cafe and shop. Unfortunately this section is very small and was saturated with people (given the area is also a popular hiking spot) making it difficult to work out where I needed to get tickets and no tables or chairs were available as some were also taken by some waiting for the next tour. There is no guidebook to the site, and books on sale giving details of the site are all in Norwegian. Staff were helpful however.
You can browse the interior of the large casemate via stairs and some of the smaller exhibition rooms which give some context to the site, its construction, history and operations. There are small information boards in each room providing text in English and Norwegian. To go round these it would take about 40 minutes, so to get the most from your visit I recommend booking a tour as you can see much more of the site this way.
The Tour:
The tour lasted about 45 minutes and recapped very briefly the historical context provided in the exhibition spaces, before moving deeper underground through to the closed off areas such as the powerplant, munitions, barracks room, bathing areas, water plant and central corridor through to the central command bunker - some areas are still closed off to the public. You come to realise the magnitude of the site. Even though I was the only English chap on the tour, the guide was able to still provide a summary of what was being said to me which I really appricated and I learnt a lot from the tour. Well worth the extra money besides the standard entrance price. I cannot really recommend the tour to children however as the subject was quite dry for them and the couple of kids on this one really were quite bored as there are no interactives to keep their attention.
Summary:
It was implied the site/tour could be expanded when it comes to possibly opening other sections of the fortress (although it could take years to come to fruition). I really hope this is the case as it would make this perhaps the best WW2 fortress visitor site in Europe! It certainly has the scope! Only real criticisms mentioned above are the limited space in the entrance given how tightly everything is packed in and the lack of English materials to purchase about the site - smaller points in the overall grand experience of the site.
Would definitely visit again!
Visited on a Sunday via 450 bus from Bergen, getting off at Sore stop. I followed the small road round the house and then hiked up via the well trodden paths towards the top. The path is well signposted, although it is very uneven in parts and has some steep sections. I wouldn't recommend this option in winter. Fortunately you only need to cover 700 meters to the top following which you can see some of the rock trenchworks indicating such. You actually come up very near the museum which only took me 40 minutes to do going up.
The Site:
You can browse round the outside area at your leisure and you will see a large command bunker, various trenchworks, bunkers and other earthworks together with some old rusted German equipment (some of the bunkers are fenced off for obvious reasons). Doing so will help give a better visual picture of how large the site was.
The Museum:
The museum itself is very good and has a lot of potential to be expanded. The rotunda glass building is visible at the top which serves as the entrance into the museum as well as a cafe and shop. Unfortunately this section is very small and was saturated with people (given the area is also a popular hiking spot) making it difficult to work out where I needed to get tickets and no tables or chairs were available as some were also taken by some waiting for the next tour. There is no guidebook to the site, and books on sale giving details of the site are all in Norwegian. Staff were helpful however.
You can browse the interior of the large casemate via stairs and some of the smaller exhibition rooms which give some context to the site, its construction, history and operations. There are small information boards in each room providing text in English and Norwegian. To go round these it would take about 40 minutes, so to get the most from your visit I recommend booking a tour as you can see much more of the site this way.
The Tour:
The tour lasted about 45 minutes and recapped very briefly the historical context provided in the exhibition spaces, before moving deeper underground through to the closed off areas such as the powerplant, munitions, barracks room, bathing areas, water plant and central corridor through to the central command bunker - some areas are still closed off to the public. You come to realise the magnitude of the site. Even though I was the only English chap on the tour, the guide was able to still provide a summary of what was being said to me which I really appricated and I learnt a lot from the tour. Well worth the extra money besides the standard entrance price. I cannot really recommend the tour to children however as the subject was quite dry for them and the couple of kids on this one really were quite bored as there are no interactives to keep their attention.
Summary:
It was implied the site/tour could be expanded when it comes to possibly opening other sections of the fortress (although it could take years to come to fruition). I really hope this is the case as it would make this perhaps the best WW2 fortress visitor site in Europe! It certainly has the scope! Only real criticisms mentioned above are the limited space in the entrance given how tightly everything is packed in and the lack of English materials to purchase about the site - smaller points in the overall grand experience of the site.
Would definitely visit again!
翻译：公共交通：
周日从卑尔根乘坐 450 路巴士前往，在 Sore 站下车。我沿着房子周围的小路走，然后沿着人迹罕至的小路爬到山顶。这条路有很好的路标，尽管有些地方非常不平坦，并且有一些陡峭的路段。我不会推荐在冬天使用此选项。幸运的是，您只需步行 700 米即可到达山顶，随后您就可以看到一些岩石沟渠表明了这一点。事实上，你来到了离博物馆很近的地方，我只花了 40 分钟就上去了。
网站：
您可以闲暇时浏览一下外部区域，您会看到一个大型指挥掩体、各种战壕、掩体和其他土方工程以及一些旧的生锈的德国设备（有些掩体由于明显的原因被围起来）。这样做将有助于更好地直观地了解该网站的规模。
博物馆：
博物馆本身非常好，有很大的扩建潜力。圆形大厅玻璃建筑在顶部可见，它是博物馆、咖啡馆和商店的入口。不幸的是，这个区域非常小，而且挤满了人（考虑到该地区也是一个受欢迎的徒步旅行地点），因此很难确定我需要在哪里买票，而且没有桌子或椅子，因为有些桌子或椅子也被一些等待的人拿走了。下次游览。该网站没有指南，出售的提供该网站详细信息的书籍均为挪威语。不过，工作人员很乐于助人。
您可以通过楼梯和一些较小的展览室浏览大型炮台的内部，这些展览室提供了有关该地点、其建筑、历史和运营的一些背景信息。每个房间都有小信息板，提供英语和挪威语文本。游览这些景点大约需要 40 分钟，因此为了充分享受您的参观，我建议您预订旅游，因为这样您可以看到更多景点。
旅途：
参观持续了大约 45 分钟，非常简短地回顾了展览空间中提供的历史背景，然后深入地下，到达封闭区域，如发电厂、弹药、营房、沐浴区、水厂和中央走廊，直到中央指挥掩体 - 一些区域仍然不对公众开放。您逐渐意识到该网站的规模。尽管我是这次旅行中唯一的英语小伙子，导游仍然能够提供对我所说的内容的总结，我真的很喜欢，并且我从这次旅行中学到了很多东西。除了标准门票价格外，额外的钱也很值得。我真的不能向孩子们推荐这次旅行，因为这个主题对他们来说相当枯燥，而且这次旅行的几个孩子真的很无聊，因为没有互动来吸引他们的注意力。
概括：
有人暗示，当涉及到可能开放堡垒的其他部分时，该地点/游览可以扩大（尽管可能需要数年时间才能实现）。我真的希望情况如此，因为这可能会使这里成为欧洲最好的二战堡垒游客网站！肯定有这个范围！上面提到的唯一真正的批评是入口处的空间有限，因为所有东西都挤得很紧，而且缺乏关于该网站的英文材料——在该网站的整体体验中较小的一点。
肯定会再次访问！
周日从卑尔根乘坐 450 路巴士前往，在 Sore 站下车。我沿着房子周围的小路走，然后沿着人迹罕至的小路爬到山顶。这条路有很好的路标，尽管有些地方非常不平坦，并且有一些陡峭的路段。我不会推荐在冬天使用此选项。幸运的是，您只需步行 700 米即可到达山顶，随后您就可以看到一些岩石沟渠表明了这一点。事实上，你来到了离博物馆很近的地方，我只花了 40 分钟就上去了。
网站：
您可以闲暇时浏览一下外部区域，您会看到一个大型指挥掩体、各种战壕、掩体和其他土方工程以及一些旧的生锈的德国设备（有些掩体由于明显的原因被围起来）。这样做将有助于更好地直观地了解该网站的规模。
博物馆：
博物馆本身非常好，有很大的扩建潜力。圆形大厅玻璃建筑在顶部可见，它是博物馆、咖啡馆和商店的入口。不幸的是，这个区域非常小，而且挤满了人（考虑到该地区也是一个受欢迎的徒步旅行地点），因此很难确定我需要在哪里买票，而且没有桌子或椅子，因为有些桌子或椅子也被一些等待的人拿走了。下次游览。该网站没有指南，出售的提供该网站详细信息的书籍均为挪威语。不过，工作人员很乐于助人。
您可以通过楼梯和一些较小的展览室浏览大型炮台的内部，这些展览室提供了有关该地点、其建筑、历史和运营的一些背景信息。每个房间都有小信息板，提供英语和挪威语文本。游览这些景点大约需要 40 分钟，因此为了充分享受您的参观，我建议您预订旅游，因为这样您可以看到更多景点。
旅途：
参观持续了大约 45 分钟，非常简短地回顾了展览空间中提供的历史背景，然后深入地下，到达封闭区域，如发电厂、弹药、营房、沐浴区、水厂和中央走廊，直到中央指挥掩体 - 一些区域仍然不对公众开放。您逐渐意识到该网站的规模。尽管我是这次旅行中唯一的英语小伙子，导游仍然能够提供对我所说的内容的总结，我真的很喜欢，并且我从这次旅行中学到了很多东西。除了标准门票价格外，额外的钱也很值得。我真的不能向孩子们推荐这次旅行，因为这个主题对他们来说相当枯燥，而且这次旅行的几个孩子真的很无聊，因为没有互动来吸引他们的注意力。
概括：
有人暗示，当涉及到可能开放堡垒的其他部分时，该地点/游览可以扩大（尽管可能需要数年时间才能实现）。我真的希望情况如此，因为这可能会使这里成为欧洲最好的二战堡垒游客网站！肯定有这个范围！上面提到的唯一真正的批评是入口处的空间有限，因为所有东西都挤得很紧，而且缺乏关于该网站的英文材料——在该网站的整体体验中较小的一点。
肯定会再次访问！
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