NORWAY'S OLDEST MARKET/ MAGICAL RØROS( chapter 1), Norway 4K UHD скачать в хорошем качестве

NORWAY'S OLDEST MARKET/ MAGICAL RØROS( chapter 1), Norway 4K UHD

The Historical Significance of Rørosmartnan ​Rørosmartnan is more than just a modern festival; it is a living piece of Norwegian cultural heritage. Its significance can be summarized in three key points: ​Royal Decree (1854): The market was established by a royal decree from King Oscar I. It was officially started to regulate trade in the region, providing a legal and organized way for people to buy and sell essential goods. ​A Winter Life-Line: Historically, Røros was an isolated mining town. The market, held every February, was crucial for survival. It allowed mountain farmers, Sami traders, and merchants from Sweden and surrounding Norwegian valleys to exchange meat, hides, wool, and corn for the copper company’s products. ​Cultural Preservation: Today, it is a UNESCO World Heritage tradition. The "opening ceremony" is famous for the arrival of over 80 horse-drawn sleighs traveling for days across the frozen landscape, keeping the ancient transport traditions and the "Sami-Norwegian" trade links alive. ​Note: The atmosphere is unique because it transforms the entire town into a 19th-century scene, with traders dressed in traditional wool and leather clothing, selling handmade crafts and local food