Cathedral Ruins in Hamar
Hamar Municipality, Norway
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The Cathedral Ruins in Hamar are the remains of a medieval Romanesque cathedral founded in 1201 in Hamar, Norway. Once the seat of the Ancient Diocese of Hamar, which encompassed much of the modern counties of Hedmark, Oppland, and Buskerud, the ruins now form part of the Anno Museum, formerly known as the Hedmark Museum. The site was designated as the millennium site for Hedmark county, recognizing its historical significance to the region.
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- Built
- Type
- church ruin, Catholic cathedral
- Place
- Hamar Municipality, Norway
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