What to do and see in Kristiansand, Southern Norway: The Best Things to do Good for Big Groups

March 15, 2022 Florencio Paulino

Breathtaking Kristiansand was first settled in the early 5th century, with its modern iteration founded by King Christian IV in the mid 1600s. Home to many cultural, music, and arts festivals, the Norwegian city pulses with creative energy. Several museums celebrate local history and natural features, and the trails of Odderoyja are a wonderful way to breathe in fresh air while mingling with locals. Historic Oddernes church is a blend of architectural styles.
Restaurants in Kristiansand

1. Havrafting Soer

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Havrafting Soer

Our vision is to deliver a nature based world class adrenaline adventure to all who wish for a exciting long lasting memory. Throughout human knowledge , experience and superior quality equipment , we have safety, service and innovation in the highest regard.

2. Gladkjokkenet AS

Dronningens gate 5, Kristiansand 4610 Norway +47 907 62 511 http://gladkjokkenet.no
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Gladkjokkenet AS

3. Dyreparken

Dyreparkveien 1, Kristiansand 4636 Norway +47 970 59 700 [email protected] http://www.dyreparken.no
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4.5 based on 1,355 reviews

Dyreparken

Kristiansand Dyrepark is the number one tourist attraction in Norway, attracting close to 1 million visitors each year. It consists of more than 150 different animal species, entertainment, shows, amusement park as well as a seperate water park called Badelandet.

Reviewed By phillipka - Kristiansand, Norway

Kristiansand Zoo is more than a regular zoo: There's an amusement park and a water fun park, as well. Great care is taken to make sure that the animals have plenty of space, and that's good for the animals. Sometimes it´s not so good for the visitors, as the animals tend to find shelter away from sight of the visitors. My son found the tigers and the cheetahs to be the most exciting, but the rain forest is also always interesting. I would recommend spending two days here, if you have the time.

4. Kristiansand Kanonmuseum

Krooddveien, Kristiansand 4624 Norway +47 38 08 50 90 [email protected] http://www.vestagdermuseet.no/kanonmuseum
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Kristiansand Kanonmuseum

Welcome to Kristiansand Kannmuseum where the worlds second largest land based canon can be seen. The area around the canon is good for hiking. Please see website for opening hours. We are now closed for the season.

Reviewed By 920leift - Kristiansand, Norway

It has now been overhauld and painted innthe colors it had during ww2. It looks fantastic. Absolutely worth the visit

5. Odderoya

Boks 2041 Posebyen, Kristiansand 4610 Norway +47 38 00 80 60 http://www.odderoyalive.com/
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Odderoya

Reviewed By Gerd-Hanne_Norway

Really enjoyed my morning walk around Odderoya. Particularly, I liked the light house, the paths, the views from various spots around the island, and learning a little military history. Also, there is a small, charming garden which looked like it might be a community garden(?). There are some fairly steep hills if heading for the light house, so good to have proper footwear.

6. Ravnedalen Naturpark

Ravnedalen, Kristiansand Norway +47 38 09 07 91 http://www.ravnedalen.no
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Ravnedalen Naturpark

Reviewed By 695razvanp

For sure one of the most beautiful parks in Kristiansand and for those that like to spend time outside reading or relaxing this is the perfect spot.

7. 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.

8. Baneheia

Baneheia, Kristiansand Norway
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Baneheia

Reviewed By lesleyw299 - Hastings, United Kingdom

After walking around the town of Kristiansand we headed to the highest point we could find for a view over the town. Behind the viewpoint are walking trails around several lakes. We wandered around admiring the views and how beautiful it all was. The lakes were starting to freeze over and a father and his sons were having fun throwing pieces of ice on to the frozen lakes and watching them shatter. I would imagine this is also a great place to walk round during the summer months, the wildlife would be amazing.

9. Kristiansand Domkirke

Kirkegata, Kristiansand 4611 Norway +47 38 19 69 00 http://www.kristiansanddomkirke.no
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Kristiansand Domkirke

Reviewed By JaneD382 - West Wickham, United Kingdom

A beautiful interior with great glass, art and wood. I attended mass after Christmas and was pleased that the order or service was available in dual-language Norwegian/English and headsets were available for a, automatic English translation.

10. Segway Tours

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Segway Tours

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