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A playful and quick stop during a waterfront walk.
Die Vier lachenden Alten
NO
Sculpture·Quirky, Playful, Relaxed
Die Vier lachenden Alten, or 'The Four Laughing Old People,' is a captivating public art piece located in the waters of Moss, Norway. This installation consists of four expressive faces that are partially submerged, causing them to look different depending on the tide; they appear to sink and resurface in a playful dance with the sea. Visitors find the laughter of the sculptures infectious and enjoy the dynamic nature of the exhibit. The area is well-suited for a leisurely stroll, featuring a nearby park and benches where one can sit and enjoy the view. Its location near the ferry terminal makes it a perfect, low-stress attraction to visit while waiting for transit.
Die Vier lachenden Alten, or 'The Four Laughing Old People,' is a captivating public art piece located in the waters of Moss, Norway. This installation consists of four expressive faces that are partially submerged, causing them to look different depending on the tide; they appear to sink and resurface in a playful dance with the sea. Visitors find the laughter of the sculptures infectious and enjoy the dynamic nature of the exhibit. The area is well-suited for a leisurely stroll, featuring a nearby park and benches where one can sit and enjoy the view. Its location near the ferry terminal makes it a perfect, low-stress attraction to visit while waiting for transit.
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Address
1516 Moss, Norway
Highlights
Unique tidal sculptures that appear to sink and resurface.
Infectious laughing faces that change appearance with water levels.
Scenic waterfront location near the ferry terminal.
Surrounded by a park with benches for resting.
Currency
NOK kr
Occasion Tags
Tourists, Locals, Casual Stroll
Reviews
4.7
Excellent11 reviews
Die Vier lachenden Alten is a beloved local landmark in Moss, praised for its creativity and charm. Visitors are consistently delighted by the four laughing faces that sit in the water, noting that their expressions seem to change as the tide rises and falls. The installation is described as having an 'infectious' sense of joy that brings a smile to those passing by. Reviewers appreciate the surrounding environment, which includes a nice park, benches for relaxing, and proximity to local shops like the Kiwi supermarket. It is frequently recommended as a great place to walk, particularly for those with a few minutes to spare before a ferry departure. The overall consensus is that it is a simple yet wonderfully executed piece of public art.
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Location
Moss, Østfold, Norway
