Undredal
A tiny village on the fjord where goats are raised for cheese. With only about a hundred residents, it has the smallest stave church still in use in Northern Europe.
Undredal lies on the west bank of the Aurlandsfjord, where villagers have raised goats for generations and make traditional brown and white goat cheese. Known as the 'cheese village,' it has a cheese shop where you can sample and buy local products. The small white wooden church dates to 1147 and seats only about 40 people, making it one of the smallest churches still in use in Scandinavia. It is about 15 minutes' drive from Flåm through a tunnel, and some fjord sightseeing boats also stop here.
Opening hours
All day; cheese shop and church open in summer
Nearby sights
- Ægir Brewery & Pub
- Flåm Railway Museum
- Otternes Farm
- Flåm Railway
- Brekkefossen
- Stegastein Viewpoint
- Sognefjord & Nærøyfjord
- Kjosfossen