Top 10 Sights & Landmarks in Southern Norway, Southern Norway

October 1, 2021 Sheron Bogner

Called Sørlandet, Norway's South Coast is known for its rocky coastline, its whitewashed houses and its idyllic archipelago. This warmest area in the country draws many resdents for a summer holiday. Kristiansand, the biggest city here and fifth-largest in all of Norway, has many lovely beaches, a very good zoo (Norway's most visited attraction) and a number of historic buildings. These date from the period of the city's 17th-century founding and are located in Posebyen, the old town area.
Restaurants in Southern Norway

1. Ansgarkapellet

Fredrik Fransonsvn. 4, Kristiansand 4636 Norway +47 38 10 65 00 [email protected]
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Ansgarkapellet

A sacred room silence, wonder and change. Design by Kjell Nupen.

2. Homborsund Lighthouse

Gronningen, Grimstad 4876 Norway +47 994 76 760 [email protected] http://www.homborsundfyr.no
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Homborsund Lighthouse

Homborsund Lighthouse is located on a small island by the Homborsund inlet off the coast of Grimstad. During the summer season, lighthouse hosts are on hand to welcome visitors. Please visit homepage for more information.

3. Kristiansand Kunsthall

Raadhusgata 11, Kristiansand 4611 Norway +47 38 02 58 53 [email protected] http://www.kristiansandkunsthall.no
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Kristiansand Kunsthall

Kristiansand Kunsthall is one of the largest and most spectacular locations for contemporary art i Southern Norway. Founded in 1881 it is located in the center of downtown Kristiansand on the top of The Public Library. The galley presents changing exhibitions of Norwegian and international contemporary art. Guided tours for groups by appointment, adapted teaching program for children and youths in separate workshops. Free admission. Open during exhibitions Tuesday-Sunday 12-16. Mondays closed.

4. Naes Ironworks Museum

Jacob Aalls vei 10, Tvedestrand 4934 Norway +47 37 16 05 00 [email protected] http://www.jernverksmuseet.no
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Naes Ironworks Museum

Naes Ironworks Museum is located in Tvedestrand, Southern Norway. This is the only one of the old ironworks in Norway where most of the production buildings and equipment are preserved. The most important part of the museum is the blast furnace and the forge. The mechanical workshop has historical exhibitions. The operations at Naes date back to 1665. The ironworks gives a unique opportunity to see how an ironworks was organized, how people lived and worked at there, and how iron and steel were produced. Then visitors get a guided tour inside the production facilities, where the guide tell about how the work was done and demonstrate the rebuilt bellows. In addition to regular tours, the ironworks has many events and activities during the season. Nes Verk is a special national attraction, and a walk along the river Storelva, in the park and on the golf course gives a good picture of this historical area. Guided tours every hour from 11-16 in the summer season.

5. Sogne Old Church

Bergeveien 195, Sogne 4640 Norway +47 38 05 57 10 [email protected]
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Sogne Old Church

Norway's oldest half-timber church. Built in 1640. Decorated in Baroque and Renaissance style paintings. Bjornstjerne Bjornson married Karoline here in 1858. Church services, meetings and summer concerts. Open by appointment. Call for further info.

6. Brufjell Hulene

Flekkefjord 4420 Norway +47 38 32 80 81 [email protected]
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Brufjell Hulene

Reviewed By Audimovesme - Ebeltoft, Denmark

I the southend part of Norway you may find a great sight; the “Caves of Brufjell”. But in order to get there you have to climb down a wall using only a few scattered steel handles fastened into the rock. This achiement however will get you to a magnificient place where the sea through thousands of years has eroded the rocks leaving a very speciel sight. Very much worth the effort.

7. Tronasen

Tronasen, Flekkefjord 4400 Norway +47 38 32 80 81 [email protected]
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Tronasen

8. Lindesnes Fyr

Lindesnesveien 1139 Lindesnes, Spangereid 4521 Norway +47 38 25 54 20 [email protected] http://www.lindesnesfyr.no
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Lindesnes Fyr

This is a truly unique and popular location as the Lighthouse sits on the southernmost point in Norway. In addition to the lighthouse the site also includes a restaurant, museums, exhibitions, shops, cinema and an appartment for rent to guests. It`s the third largest tourist attraction in Southern Norway.

Reviewed By magnarmo - Oslo, Norway

Located at Norway’s southernmost point, this is the last manned lighthouse in the country. Some nice old buildings, great views and also some remains of WW2 fortifications. The museum is also a good one.

9. Movik Fort

Movik, Kristiansand 4623 Norway +47 815 70 400 [email protected] http://www.forsvarsbygg.no/festningene/Festningene/Movik-fort/
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Movik Fort

Movik Fort was established by the German occupation forces during the Second World War and is part of the Atlantic Wall the German occupation forces line of defence along the coast of France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, Denmark and Norway. Movik Fort is a former German fort in a class of its own. It is of great national and European significance and is one of our National Fortifications.

10. Nordberg Fort

Nordberg, Farsund 4560 Norway +47 472 94 536 [email protected]
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Nordberg Fort

Nordberg Fort is a German costal fort from the Second World War. The fort has 17 authentic buildings. It is also a new museum there where you can find a café, museum shop and exhibitions. The forts location is fantastic with the beautiful view of Listas coastline.

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