The people behind Cafe Lorentz have been dreaming of getting a meeting place at Rjukan. It should be open in the afternoon and it should be possible to buy a really good cup of coffee. There should be room for the good conversation, good atmosphere and good food.
The café is open one Friday of the month and is linked to a concert.
Call direct on:
Tel97541299
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