The Polar Bear - An interactive exhibition for children

Step into "The Polar Bear" exhibition at Nesasjøhuset, part of Ryfylkemuseet in Sand, where children suddenly become part of an exciting adventure. Here, they meet kings and princesses, and can dance in the mirror hall.

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The Polar Bear exhibition is for children and is based on a story by local author Rasmus Løland. The story is about 12-year-old boys Pål, Gunnar, Kolbjørn, and Anders, who have exceptionally vivid imaginations. One day, they make a polar bear, hollow it out, and crawl inside. Suddenly, they start to imagine that the Polar Bear can move, taking them on a long journey towards the North Pole before heading to the royal castle. Along the way, they see many exciting things and receive a very special task from one of the kings they meet. Can they save the princess?

The exhibition is open all year round. More information about opening hours and prices can be found at ryfylkemuseet.no.

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Good accessibility: Nesasjøhuset has an entrance and toilets adapted for wheelchair users. The exhibitions are located on the second and third floors, with a dedicated elevator available for use as needed. There is ample space and good lighting in the exhibitions, shop, and cafe.

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