The Thorleif Haug statue stands in Drammen and honors the Norwegian cross-country skier Thorleif Haug, who was a prominent athlete in the 1920s. Haug was known for his achievements in both skiing and cross-country skiing, and he became one of the first Norwegian athletes to achieve international success in these sports. The statue is a symbol of his contribution to Norwegian sports and cultural history.
The sculpture was created by artist Aksel Waldemar Johannessen and was unveiled in 1955. It shows Haug in a dynamic position, reflecting his athletic skills. The statue is located in a public area, making it accessible to both residents and visitors. It is part of Drammen's artistic landscape and contributes to the city's identity and history.