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10 de may. de 2023 · Barnetoget, “the children’s parade,” has been a major part of Norway’s celebration of Syttende Mai for many years. Like the borgertog, the parade for adult citizens, the barnetog wasn’t originally allowed while Norway was ruled by Sweden, following the adoption of the constitution in 1814.
16 de may. de 2024 · Alle elever i grunnskoler og videregående skoler kan delta i barnetoget. Det er hver enkelt skole som avgjør om de skal gå eller ikke, og hvilke klassetrinn på skolen som skal få gå. Det er for...
The 17th of May, often referred to as Nasjonaldagen or Syttende Mai, is a national holiday in Norway, marking the anniversary of the country’s constitution, which was signed in 1814.
17 de may. de 2023 · Syttende mai is typically marked by “Barnetoget” (Children’s parade), a procession of school children through the streets, often led by their school’s marching band. Later on the “ Folketoget” (the People’s parade) where all people gathers in a parade.
17 de may. de 2018 · Hipp hipp! hurra! Endelig har vi feiret grunnlovsdagen etter korona tider.#17.mai #grunnlovsdagen #17.maibarnetoget #visitoslo #visitnorway
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18 de may. de 2022 · Text and Photos by Ka Man Mak. Norway’s National day, also known as Constitution Day commemorates the signing of the Norwegian constitution in Eidsvoll in 1814. It is the second oldest written constitution in the world. One of the biggest highlights of this day is the children’s parade, Barnetoget, literally translated as children train.
10 de may. de 2022 · While everyone is perhaps somewhat familiar with the big celebration in Oslo with its famous children’s parade— barnetoget —Bergen does things a little differently, with connections to the city’s history, unique personality, and way of life. Drum roll … So, get ready, the 17th of May is coming!
