In 1773, the Royal Modum Blaafarveværk was established to extract cobalt from the mines at Modum. The cobalt was to be used to make the cobalt blue dye for the world's porcelain and glass industries. Today, Blaafarveværket is one of Norways most visited tourist attractions and the museum offers a mixture of art, culture and countryside which creates tranquillity and recreation. There's always...
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