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Hå gamle prestegard
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Hå gamle prestegard
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Private
Founded yearint
1983
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Hå gamle prestegard is a municipal cultural institution owned and operated by Hå kommune (Hå Municipality) in Rogaland county, Norway. Established as a public venue in 1983, it occupies a protected historic estate in Nærbø comprising a former parsonage complex dating to circa 1630, with current buildings constructed after an 1787 fire. The institution serves as a multi-purpose cultural hub combining contemporary art exhibitions, cultural heritage interpretation, hospitality, and outdoor recreation. Its core offering includes contemporary art exhibitions across multiple gallery spaces (Stallen, Gamle fjoset, Nye fjoset, Nye Løå), a permanent archaeological exhibition (SPOR) covering 9,000 years of regional prehistory, a café serving locally-sourced food, an art shop (Kunstbutikken) featuring Norwegian and Nordic artists, and accommodation and meeting facilities at the Obrestad fyr lighthouse (acquired 2006 from Kystverket). Sub-brands include Obrestad fyr (lighthouse museum and hospitality), Kunstbutikken (retail), and HGP UNG (youth programming).

The business model is a hybrid of public-sector funding and diversified visitor revenue. Income streams include admission tickets (kr 50-75), café transactions, art shop sales, accommodation rentals (kr 1,200-9,000 per week across four units), meeting/event venue hire (kr 4,000/day), guided tours (kr 1,200/group), Vennelaget membership subscriptions (~200 members at kr 200-300/year), and event-based income from an annual art lottery and seasonal markets. Distribution is direct-to-consumer through two physical sites — the Hå gamle prestegard visitor center (open Tuesday-Sunday with seasonal variations) and the Obrestad fyr lighthouse museum (June-September only) — with bookings conducted via email. Marketing relies on the institutional website, Facebook, Instagram (including a dedicated art shop account), and Mailchimp newsletters, supplemented by press coverage and integration with the Hå municipality website.

The institution targets five primary customer segments: tourists and visitors to the Jæren coast, professional artists and curators seeking exhibition space, corporate clients for meetings and events, families and youth engaged through educational programs, and pilgrims traveling the Kystpilegrimsleia coastal route. Strategic partnerships with Rogaland fylkeskommune, University of Stavanger, and Moesgaard museum (Denmark) underpin content credibility, while the Vennelaget friends association provides volunteer labor and recurring membership revenue. Revenue figures are not publicly disclosed, and the institution functions primarily as a publicly funded cultural amenity rather than a commercial enterprise.

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Hå gamle prestegard is a municipal cultural institution in Nærbø, Norway, operating a historic estate (since 1983) as a multi-venue center for contemporary art exhibitions, heritage interpretation, café, art shop, and lighthouse-based accommodation serving tourists, artists, corporate clients, families, and coastal pilgrims.

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Operating
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1–10
akta.pro rankint
HeadquartersNærbø, Norway
HQ citystring
Nærbø
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Norway
HQ regionstring
Europe
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices1 record

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City, Country, Type, Description, Source

Keyword5 values
contemporary art exhibitions, cultural heritage institution, museum and gallery services, art retail shop, lighthouse accommodation
Industry3 codes
1Cultural Heritage Institutions (Archives, Historic Houses, Monuments Foundations)
CodeTHAJADAIPrimaryYes
2Cultural & Community-Based Lodges (Indigenous/Local Conservancies)
CodeTHAGAIALPrimaryNo
3Historic/Heritage Conference Hotels
CodeTHAGALALPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Historical Sites712120
  • Museums, Historical Sites, and Similar Institutions712
Product category
Cultural Heritage & Museum Services
Social media profiles2 records
GTM motion1 record

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Type, Description, Source

Revenue model8 records
1Admission tickets
TypeOne Time License
Description

Visitors pay admission fees to access exhibitions at Hå gamle prestegard and Obrestad fyr. Ticket categories include adult/student/senior (kr 75), children under 16 (free), group tickets (min 10 persons, kr 60), and annual passes (kr 300).

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2Café services
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

The café serves food and beverages including soups, sandwiches, pastries, coffee, and tea. Menu items include daily soup with bread (kr 250), various sandwiches (kr 140-170), cakes (kr 65), and beverages.

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3Art shop and bookstore
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

The art shop sells contemporary art including paintings, ceramics, textiles, glass, and jewelry from Norwegian and Nordic artists. Also includes a bookstore with art books, catalogs, and local history books. Gift cards available.

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4Accommodation at Obrestad fyr
TypeOne Time License
Description

Three residential units (Rundehuset, Fyrmesterboligen, Hybelen) and one meeting/seminar space (1902-huset) are available for rental year-round. Peak season (April-September) pricing: Rundehuset kr 2,600-6,000; Fyrmesterboligen kr 2,200-5,000; Hybelen kr 1,200-3,000; 1902-huset kr 4,000/day.

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5Venue and meeting room rental
TypeOne Time License
Description

Meeting rooms available in the café (Sørastova) during opening hours with projector, whiteboard, microphone, and speaker access. 1902-huset at Obrestad fyr available for seminars and meetings (up to 25-30 persons) with day rates of kr 4,000.

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6Membership (Vennelaget)
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

The friends association (Vennelaget) has approximately 200 members paying annual fees of kr 300 (individual) or kr 200 (family). Members receive free admission and information about events.

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7Guided tours
TypeOne Time License
Description

Guided tours of exhibitions offered at kr 1,200 per group (included in admission ticket). Available in Norwegian, English, and Polish.

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8Art lottery and events
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Vennelaget organizes annual art lottery with ticket sales from May to September. Also organizes Easter event and autumn market as co-responsibility arrangements.

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Marketing channels7 records

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Distribution channels4 records

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Cost components5 values
Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure, Supply Chain
Pricing details10 tiers
1Standard admission - Hå gamle prestegard
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Adults/seniors/students: kr 75. Children under 16: free. Annual pass: kr 300. Group tickets (min 10 persons): kr 60 per person.

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2Standard admission - Obrestad fyr
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Adults: kr 50. Children under 16: free.

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3Guided tour
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Guided tour: kr 1,200 per group (includes admission ticket). Available in Norwegian, English, and Polish.

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4Rundehuset accommodation - high season
ModelOne time/ perpetual licenseBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

High season (April-September + Easter): Weekdays kr 2,600 (min 2 nights), Weekend kr 6,000 (Friday-Sunday), Weekly kr 9,000. Summer season (June 20-August 31): only weekly rentals.

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5Rundehuset accommodation - low season
ModelOne time/ perpetual licenseBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

Low season (October-March): Weekdays kr 4,000 (min 2 nights), Weekend kr 4,500, Weekly kr 7,000.

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6Fyrmesterboligen accommodation
ModelOne time/ perpetual licenseBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

Weekdays kr 2,200 (min 2 nights), Weekend kr 5,000 (Friday-Sunday), Weekly kr 8,000.

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7Hybelen accommodation
ModelOne time/ perpetual licenseBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

Weekdays kr 1,200 (min 2 nights), Weekend kr 3,000 (Friday-Sunday), Weekly kr 5,500.

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81902-huset meeting/seminar venue
ModelOne time/ perpetual licenseBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

Day rate: kr 4,000 per day (seminars, courses, work meetings). Weekly: kr 20,000. Pilgrim rate (with valid pilgrim pass): kr 1,000 per person per night (up to 15 persons).

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9Café menu items
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Daily soup with bread: kr 250. Sandwiches: kr 140-170. Cake: kr 65. Lefse: kr 40. Lappe with sour cream: kr 45. Ice cream: kr 40-50. Coffee refill: kr 45. Tea/Farris/Soft drinks: kr 45-60.

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10Vennelaget membership
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

Individual membership: kr 300 per calendar year. Family membership: kr 200 per calendar year. Benefits include free admission and event information.

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GTM typeB2C
B2C
Offering typeServices
Services
Brand1 of 3 records shown
1Obrestad fyr
Description

Historic lighthouse museum and accommodation facility operated as part of Hå gamle prestegard

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Hå gamle prestegard is a municipal cultural institution operating in a historic former parish rectory (dating from 1787) that functions as a contemporary art exhibition venue, lighthouse museum (Obrestad fyr), café, art shop, and accommodation site. The institution offers admission-based access to art exhibitions, a permanent prehistoric exhibition (SPOR), guided tours in multiple languages, lighthouse keeper house rentals, and venue hire for corporate meetings and seminars, alongside cultural heritage administration services for Hå municipality.

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Product overview1 text field

Hå gamle prestegard is a cultural institution established in 1983 in a protected historic estate. The former parsonage (ca. 1637-1919) serves today as an arena for contemporary art. The institution operates a multi-venue offering including: art exhibitions in various gallery spaces (Stallen, Gamle fjoset, Nye fjoset, Nye Løå); Kunstbutikken (art shop) with Norwegian and Nordic art products; Kafé (café) serving local cuisine in the 1787 main house; Obrestad Fyr (lighthouse museum and accommodation) with four rental units; meeting and event venues including Sørastova and 1902-huset; guided tours in multiple languages; SPOR permanent prehistoric exhibition; cultural heritage preservation services; and outdoor recreation along historic trails including Kongevegen and Kystpilegrimsleia.

Product and service9 records
1Contemporary Art Exhibitions
CategoryArt Exhibitions
Description

Contemporary art exhibitions featuring Norwegian, Nordic, and international artists displayed across multiple gallery spaces (Stallen, Gamle fjoset, Mellomlåven, Nye fjoset, Nye Løå). Targeted at tourists, art enthusiasts, and local residents.

2Kunstbutikken (Art Shop)
CategoryRetail Art Shop
Description

Art retail shop offering a varied and continuously updated selection of fine art, ceramics, textiles, glass, and jewelry from professional Norwegian and Nordic artists. Also includes a bookstore with art books and local history books; gift cards available.

3Kafé (Café)
CategoryFood and Beverage Service
Description

Café serving homemade food based on local ingredients, located in the main house built in 1787, with traditional Jæren chairs and sea views. Menu includes daily soup, sandwiches, cakes, coffee, and tea.

4Obrestad Fyr Accommodation
CategoryHospitality Accommodation
Description

Historic lighthouse keeper residences available for rent year-round, including Rundehuset, Fyrmesterboligen, Hybelen (residential units), and 1902-huset (meeting/seminar space). Pricing varies by season.

5Meeting & Event Spaces
CategoryVenue Rental
Description

Rental venues including Sørastova in the café for meetings (with projector, whiteboard, microphone, and speaker access), and 1902-huset at Obrestad fyr for seminars and events with capacity for 25-30 people. Targeted at corporate clients.

6Guided Tours (Omvising)
CategoryTour Services
Description

Guided tours of exhibitions, the historic parsonage garden, Obrestad fyr, and cultural landscape, available in Norwegian, English, and Polish at kr 1,200 per group (included in admission ticket).

7SPOR Permanent Exhibition
CategoryPermanent Exhibition
Description

Permanent in situ exhibition about Stone Age, Bronze Age, and Iron Age history in the region, featuring the Viste-gutten reconstruction and 9,000-year-old artifacts, located in the cellar of Jærhuset.

8Obrestad Fyr Lighthouse Museum
CategoryMuseum Service
Description

Lighthouse museum showcasing the history of Obrestad fyr (1873), lighthouse operations, and life of lighthouse keepers, featuring an original French Fresnel lens from 1873. Open June 6 to September with separate admission.

9Cultural Heritage Administration (Kulturvern)
CategoryMunicipal Heritage Service
Description

Cultural heritage preservation services for Hå municipality, including administration of 346 protected objects and 16 cultural environment zones, support for private cultural monuments, and heritage awards.

Scale indicator4 records

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Partnership4 partners
Strategic tierModerateTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Rogaland County Municipality collaborated on the SPOR permanent exhibition about local prehistory. The exhibition content was developed in cooperation with Rogaland fylkeskommune.

2Universitetet i Stavanger (UiS)
Strategic tierModerateTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

University of Stavanger collaborated on the SPOR permanent exhibition. Archaeological content was developed with Arkeologisk museum at UiS.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Moesgaard museum in Aarhus, Denmark provided inspiration and guidance for the SPOR permanent exhibition development.

4Vennelaget for Hå gamle prestegard
Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

Friends association (Vennelaget) founded in 1986 to promote Hå gamle prestegard. Has approximately 200 members. Organizes Easter events, autumn market, and art lottery. Members receive free admission and provide volunteer support at events.

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Open-air heritage museum in Lillehammer with historical buildings, exhibitions, café, and events — directly comparable as a Norwegian regional institution combining cultural heritage, art, and visitor services under public/municipal ownership.

2Stavanger kunstmuseum
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Regional art museum in Stavanger, the nearest large urban contemporary art institution to Hå gamle prestegard — comparable as a Rogaland-region contemporary art venue and potential collaboration or competitive draw.

3Røros Museum
TypeDirect peer
Description

UNESCO-listed mining-town museum complex in Røros, operating multiple historical buildings, exhibitions, and visitor services — directly comparable as a Norwegian heritage site that combines museum, café, and visitor programming under public ownership.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Contemporary art exhibitions hosted in a repurposed historic textile factory in Arendal, combining gallery spaces with dining and retail — closely comparable as a Norwegian contemporary art venue operating inside a heritage building.

5Lista Fyr
TypeDirect peer
Description

Heritage lighthouse site in Farsund operated as a museum and visitor destination — closely comparable to Obrestad fyr as a Norwegian lighthouse heritage site with exhibitions and cultural programming.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Largest art museum group in Norway, with multiple venues in Bergen combining historic-building settings, contemporary art, and design museums — comparable as a multi-site Norwegian art institution using heritage architecture for exhibitions.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Norway's southernmost lighthouse, operated as a museum, visitor destination, and accommodation site — the closest direct peer to Obrestad fyr, sharing the lighthouse-museum-with-stay model in a Norwegian heritage-protected coastal setting.

TypeRegional player
Description

Regional contemporary art museum in Kristiansand with associated artist residency and exhibition programming — comparable as a publicly-supported Norwegian regional art institution, though serving a different geographic market.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Norway's principal cultural-history museum on Bygdøy in Oslo, with historical buildings, exhibitions, café, and events — a comparable heritage-focused institution with similar interpretive, retail, and food-service revenue streams.

10Hardanger Folkemuseum
TypeDirect peer
Description

Regional cultural-history museum in Western Norway with historical buildings, exhibitions, and events — comparable as a Norwegian public heritage institution combining cultural preservation with visitor services and art programming.

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Hå gamle prestegard

Cultural Heritage & Museum Serviceshagamleprestegard.no

Hå gamle prestegard is a municipal cultural institution in Nærbø, Norway, operating a historic estate (since 1983) as a multi-venue center for contemporary art exhibitions, heritage interpretation, café, art shop, and lighthouse-based accommodation serving tourists, artists, corporate clients, families, and coastal pilgrims.

What Hå gamle prestegard does

Hå gamle prestegard is a municipal cultural institution owned and operated by Hå kommune (Hå Municipality) in Rogaland county, Norway. Established as a public venue in 1983, it occupies a protected historic estate in Nærbø comprising a former parsonage complex dating to circa 1630, with current buildings constructed after an 1787 fire. The institution serves as a multi-purpose cultural hub combining contemporary art exhibitions, cultural heritage interpretation, hospitality, and outdoor recreation. Its core offering includes contemporary art exhibitions across multiple gallery spaces (Stallen, Gamle fjoset, Nye fjoset, Nye Løå), a permanent archaeological exhibition (SPOR) covering 9,000 years of regional prehistory, a café serving locally-sourced food, an art shop (Kunstbutikken) featuring Norwegian and Nordic artists, and accommodation and meeting facilities at the Obrestad fyr lighthouse (acquired 2006 from Kystverket). Sub-brands include Obrestad fyr (lighthouse museum and hospitality), Kunstbutikken (retail), and HGP UNG (youth programming).

The business model is a hybrid of public-sector funding and diversified visitor revenue. Income streams include admission tickets (kr 50-75), café transactions, art shop sales, accommodation rentals (kr 1,200-9,000 per week across four units), meeting/event venue hire (kr 4,000/day), guided tours (kr 1,200/group), Vennelaget membership subscriptions (~200 members at kr 200-300/year), and event-based income from an annual art lottery and seasonal markets. Distribution is direct-to-consumer through two physical sites — the Hå gamle prestegard visitor center (open Tuesday-Sunday with seasonal variations) and the Obrestad fyr lighthouse museum (June-September only) — with bookings conducted via email. Marketing relies on the institutional website, Facebook, Instagram (including a dedicated art shop account), and Mailchimp newsletters, supplemented by press coverage and integration with the Hå municipality website.

The institution targets five primary customer segments: tourists and visitors to the Jæren coast, professional artists and curators seeking exhibition space, corporate clients for meetings and events, families and youth engaged through educational programs, and pilgrims traveling the Kystpilegrimsleia coastal route. Strategic partnerships with Rogaland fylkeskommune, University of Stavanger, and Moesgaard museum (Denmark) underpin content credibility, while the Vennelaget friends association provides volunteer labor and recurring membership revenue. Revenue figures are not publicly disclosed, and the institution functions primarily as a publicly funded cultural amenity rather than a commercial enterprise.

Hå gamle prestegard firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Hå gamle prestegard
Legal name
Hå gamle prestegard
Website
https://hagamleprestegard.no
Company type
Private
Founded year
1983
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
Hå gamle prestegard is a municipal cultural institution in Nærbø, Norway, operating a historic estate (since 1983) as a multi-venue center for contemporary art exhibitions, heritage interpretation, café, art shop, and lighthouse-based accommodation serving tourists, artists, corporate clients, families, and coastal pilgrims.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Hå gamle prestegard industry classification

Industry
Product category
Cultural Heritage & Museum Services
NAICS
Historical Sites (712120), Museums, Historical Sites, and Similar Institutions (712)
akta.pro primary industry
Cultural Heritage Institutions (Archives, Historic Houses, Monuments Foundations) (THAJADAI)
akta.pro secondary industries
Cultural & Community-Based Lodges (Indigenous/Local Conservancies) (THAGAIAL), Historic/Heritage Conference Hotels (THAGALAL)

Keywords

  • Contemporary art exhibitions
  • Cultural heritage institution
  • Museum and gallery services
  • Art retail shop
  • Lighthouse accommodation

Where Hå gamle prestegard is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Nærbø
HQ country
Norway
HQ region
Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

Hå gamle prestegard business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure, Supply Chain

Revenue model

  1. Admission tickets: Visitors pay admission fees to access exhibitions at Hå gamle prestegard and Obrestad fyr. Ticket categories include adult/student/senior (kr 75), children under 16 (free), group tickets (min 10 persons, kr 60), and annual passes (kr 300).
  2. Café services: The café serves food and beverages including soups, sandwiches, pastries, coffee, and tea. Menu items include daily soup with bread (kr 250), various sandwiches (kr 140-170), cakes (kr 65), and beverages.
  3. Art shop and bookstore: The art shop sells contemporary art including paintings, ceramics, textiles, glass, and jewelry from Norwegian and Nordic artists. Also includes a bookstore with art books, catalogs, and local history books. Gift cards available.
  4. Accommodation at Obrestad fyr: Three residential units (Rundehuset, Fyrmesterboligen, Hybelen) and one meeting/seminar space (1902-huset) are available for rental year-round. Peak season (April-September) pricing: Rundehuset kr 2,600-6,000; Fyrmesterboligen kr 2,200-5,000; Hybelen kr 1,200-3,000; 1902-huset kr 4,000/day.
  5. Venue and meeting room rental: Meeting rooms available in the café (Sørastova) during opening hours with projector, whiteboard, microphone, and speaker access. 1902-huset at Obrestad fyr available for seminars and meetings (up to 25-30 persons) with day rates of kr 4,000.
  6. Membership (Vennelaget): The friends association (Vennelaget) has approximately 200 members paying annual fees of kr 300 (individual) or kr 200 (family). Members receive free admission and information about events.
  7. Guided tours: Guided tours of exhibitions offered at kr 1,200 per group (included in admission ticket). Available in Norwegian, English, and Polish.
  8. Art lottery and events: Vennelaget organizes annual art lottery with ticket sales from May to September. Also organizes Easter event and autumn market as co-responsibility arrangements.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goStandard admission - Hå gamle prestegard
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goStandard admission - Obrestad fyr
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goGuided tour
One time/ perpetual licenseMulti-year contractRundehuset accommodation - high season
One time/ perpetual licenseMulti-year contractRundehuset accommodation - low season
One time/ perpetual licenseMulti-year contractFyrmesterboligen accommodation
One time/ perpetual licenseMulti-year contractHybelen accommodation
One time/ perpetual licenseMulti-year contract1902-huset meeting/seminar venue
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goCafé menu items
SubscriptionAnnualVennelaget membership

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels7 records

Hå gamle prestegard product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Hå gamle prestegard is a municipal cultural institution operating in a historic former parish rectory (dating from 1787) that functions as a contemporary art exhibition venue, lighthouse museum (Obrestad fyr), café, art shop, and accommodation site. The institution offers admission-based access to art exhibitions, a permanent prehistoric exhibition (SPOR), guided tours in multiple languages, lighthouse keeper house rentals, and venue hire for corporate meetings and seminars, alongside cultural heritage administration services for Hå municipality.

Product overview

Hå gamle prestegard is a cultural institution established in 1983 in a protected historic estate. The former parsonage (ca. 1637-1919) serves today as an arena for contemporary art. The institution operates a multi-venue offering including: art exhibitions in various gallery spaces (Stallen, Gamle fjoset, Nye fjoset, Nye Løå); Kunstbutikken (art shop) with Norwegian and Nordic art products; Kafé (café) serving local cuisine in the 1787 main house; Obrestad Fyr (lighthouse museum and accommodation) with four rental units; meeting and event venues including Sørastova and 1902-huset; guided tours in multiple languages; SPOR permanent prehistoric exhibition; cultural heritage preservation services; and outdoor recreation along historic trails including Kongevegen and Kystpilegrimsleia.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Obrestad fyr: Historic lighthouse museum and accommodation facility operated as part of Hå gamle prestegard
  • Kunstbutikken
  • HGP UNG

Products and services

  • Contemporary Art Exhibitions Contemporary art exhibitions featuring Norwegian, Nordic, and international artists displayed across multiple gallery spaces (Stallen, Gamle fjoset, Mellomlåven, Nye fjoset, Nye Løå). Targeted at tourists, art enthusiasts, and local residents.
  • Kunstbutikken (Art Shop) Art retail shop offering a varied and continuously updated selection of fine art, ceramics, textiles, glass, and jewelry from professional Norwegian and Nordic artists. Also includes a bookstore with art books and local history books; gift cards available.
  • Kafé (Café) Café serving homemade food based on local ingredients, located in the main house built in 1787, with traditional Jæren chairs and sea views. Menu includes daily soup, sandwiches, cakes, coffee, and tea.
  • Obrestad Fyr Accommodation Historic lighthouse keeper residences available for rent year-round, including Rundehuset, Fyrmesterboligen, Hybelen (residential units), and 1902-huset (meeting/seminar space). Pricing varies by season.
  • Meeting & Event Spaces Rental venues including Sørastova in the café for meetings (with projector, whiteboard, microphone, and speaker access), and 1902-huset at Obrestad fyr for seminars and events with capacity for 25-30 people. Targeted at corporate clients.
  • Guided Tours (Omvising) Guided tours of exhibitions, the historic parsonage garden, Obrestad fyr, and cultural landscape, available in Norwegian, English, and Polish at kr 1,200 per group (included in admission ticket).
  • SPOR Permanent Exhibition Permanent in situ exhibition about Stone Age, Bronze Age, and Iron Age history in the region, featuring the Viste-gutten reconstruction and 9,000-year-old artifacts, located in the cellar of Jærhuset.
  • Obrestad Fyr Lighthouse Museum Lighthouse museum showcasing the history of Obrestad fyr (1873), lighthouse operations, and life of lighthouse keepers, featuring an original French Fresnel lens from 1873. Open June 6 to September with separate admission.
  • Cultural Heritage Administration (Kulturvern) Cultural heritage preservation services for Hå municipality, including administration of 346 protected objects and 16 cultural environment zones, support for private cultural monuments, and heritage awards.

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Hå gamle prestegard technology and API

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Hå gamle prestegard partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Four partnerships are on record, tiered moderate, minor and core.

  • Rogaland fylkeskommunemoderateStrategic or Co-development PartnerRogaland County Municipality collaborated on the SPOR permanent exhibition about local prehistory. The exhibition content was developed in cooperation with Rogaland fylkeskommune.
  • Universitetet i Stavanger (UiS)moderateStrategic or Co-development PartnerUniversity of Stavanger collaborated on the SPOR permanent exhibition. Archaeological content was developed with Arkeologisk museum at UiS.
  • Moesgaard museumminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerMoesgaard museum in Aarhus, Denmark provided inspiration and guidance for the SPOR permanent exhibition development.
  • Vennelaget for Hå gamle prestegardcoreOthersFriends association (Vennelaget) founded in 1986 to promote Hå gamle prestegard. Has approximately 200 members. Organizes Easter events, autumn market, and art lottery. Members receive free admission and provide volunteer support at events.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Hå gamle prestegard competitors and assessment

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Direct peers

  • Maihaugen: Open-air heritage museum in Lillehammer with historical buildings, exhibitions, café, and events — directly comparable as a Norwegian regional institution combining cultural heritage, art, and visitor services under public/municipal ownership.
  • Røros Museum: UNESCO-listed mining-town museum complex in Røros, operating multiple historical buildings, exhibitions, and visitor services — directly comparable as a Norwegian heritage site that combines museum, café, and visitor programming under public ownership.
  • Bomuldsfabriken Kunsthall: Contemporary art exhibitions hosted in a repurposed historic textile factory in Arendal, combining gallery spaces with dining and retail — closely comparable as a Norwegian contemporary art venue operating inside a heritage building.
  • Lista Fyr: Heritage lighthouse site in Farsund operated as a museum and visitor destination — closely comparable to Obrestad fyr as a Norwegian lighthouse heritage site with exhibitions and cultural programming.
  • Lindesnes fyr museum: Norway's southernmost lighthouse, operated as a museum, visitor destination, and accommodation site — the closest direct peer to Obrestad fyr, sharing the lighthouse-museum-with-stay model in a Norwegian heritage-protected coastal setting.
  • Hardanger Folkemuseum: Regional cultural-history museum in Western Norway with historical buildings, exhibitions, and events — comparable as a Norwegian public heritage institution combining cultural preservation with visitor services and art programming.

Broad incumbents

  • Stavanger kunstmuseum: Regional art museum in Stavanger, the nearest large urban contemporary art institution to Hå gamle prestegard — comparable as a Rogaland-region contemporary art venue and potential collaboration or competitive draw.
  • KODE Kunstmuseer og komponisthjem: Largest art museum group in Norway, with multiple venues in Bergen combining historic-building settings, contemporary art, and design museums — comparable as a multi-site Norwegian art institution using heritage architecture for exhibitions.
  • Norsk Folkemuseum: Norway's principal cultural-history museum on Bygdøy in Oslo, with historical buildings, exhibitions, café, and events — a comparable heritage-focused institution with similar interpretive, retail, and food-service revenue streams.

Regional players

  • Sørlandets Kunstmuseum: Regional contemporary art museum in Kristiansand with associated artist residency and exhibition programming — comparable as a publicly-supported Norwegian regional art institution, though serving a different geographic market.

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Frequently asked questions about Hå gamle prestegard

What does Hå gamle prestegard do?

Hå gamle prestegard is a municipal cultural institution operating in a historic former parish rectory (dating from 1787) that functions as a contemporary art exhibition venue, lighthouse museum (Obrestad fyr), café, art shop, and accommodation site. The institution offers admission-based access to art exhibitions, a permanent prehistoric exhibition (SPOR), guided tours in multiple languages, lighthouse keeper house rentals, and venue hire for corporate meetings and seminars, alongside cultural heritage administration services for Hå municipality.

Is Hå gamle prestegard a public or private company?

Hå gamle prestegard is a private company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was Hå gamle prestegard founded?

Hå gamle prestegard was founded in 1983. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is Hå gamle prestegard based?

Hå gamle prestegard is headquartered in Nærbø, Norway, in the Europe region.

How does Hå gamle prestegard make money?

Eight revenue lines are on record. Admission tickets are the primary driver. The others are café services, art shop and bookstore, accommodation at Obrestad fyr, venue and meeting room rental, membership (Vennelaget), guided tours and art lottery and events.

Who are Hå gamle prestegard's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Maihaugen, Røros Museum, Bomuldsfabriken Kunsthall, Lista Fyr, Lindesnes fyr museum and Hardanger Folkemuseum. Broad incumbents are Stavanger kunstmuseum, KODE Kunstmuseer og komponisthjem and Norsk Folkemuseum. Sørlandets Kunstmuseum is listed as a regional player.

Does Hå gamle prestegard have an API?

No public API is recorded for Hå gamle prestegard.

What industry is Hå gamle prestegard in?

Hå gamle prestegard's product category is Cultural Heritage & Museum Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is THAJADAI, Cultural Heritage Institutions (Archives, Historic Houses, Monuments Foundations), with a secondary code of THAGAIAL, Cultural & Community-Based Lodges (Indigenous/Local Conservancies). Its NAICS code is 712120.

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