Roros is a mining town in Norway. It is located in the northern section of the Osterdal Valley, about 247 miles north of the Oslo. An interesting fact to note about it is that the town center is actually on the list of protected places by the UNESCO World Heritage Site. The town is known for a unique collection of buildings. The buildings were built during the 17th and 18th centuries and still stand today. The copper mines are what initially drew people to the area, and the town itself is more than 300 hundred years old. Discount hotels in Roros can be found using EasyToBook.com.

To get the most out of a Roros town experience, it is recommended that people take a guided walking tour of the town. These are offered daily during the warmer summer months, but even if people travel to the town during the winter time they can still enjoy the tour on Saturdays. Cheap hotels in Roros can be found near the Roros Museum-Smelthytta. This museum offers exhibits and information regarding the mining history and devices that were used. Another spot of interest is the Johan Falkberget Museum. He was a famous author from the area whose books have been translated into many different languages and read worldwide. The museum is located next to the scenic Lake Rugelsjo just outside of Roros.