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National Monument to the Eidsvoll Constitution
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This monument commemorates Norway's constitutional assembly of 1814, a pivotal moment in the nation’s history.
More About National Monument to the Eidsvoll Constitution
Located in Eidsvoll, the National Monument to the Eidsvoll Constitution stands as a tribute to the historic assembly that took place at Eidsvoll Manor in 1814. The monument symbolizes the birth of Norway's constitution, marking the country's path towards independence. The sculpture is a reminder of Norway's democratic values and historical significance, offering a contemplative space to reflect on the nation's legal and cultural foundations.
What Makes It Special
It marks the site of Norway's constitutional assembly, one of the country's most significant historical events.
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Carsten Ankers veg 17, 2074 Eidsvoll Verk, Norway
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Best Time to Visit
Ideal to visit on Constitution Day, May 17th, when its historical relevance is celebrated nationwide.
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