Things to do in Sørlandet

The Kristiansand Museum is an open—air museum of the royal residence. Here you can visit 40 different houses: old wooden buildings, two farmyards, an old chip,...

Kristiansand Dyrepark is a 61—hectare complex that includes a zoo, an amusement park, a water park, a Cardamom City, the "World of Captain Sabretooth" and the...

Kristiansand Cathedral (Kristiansand Domkirke) is a cathedral of the Lutheran Church in the Neo—Gothic style, which is located in the center of Kristiansand....

The Kristiansand Cannon Museum (Kristiansand Kanonmuseum) is a fort Mevik that was built between 1941 and 1944 by the German Navy. The coastal artillery...

The Adolph Tidemand Bridge is a pedestrian frame bridge built in 2013 in honor of Adolph Tidemand, a Norwegian artist....

The Mandal Museum is a "small town with great artists." The museum is located in the famous merchant's house, which was built in 1801-1805. The exhibits of the...

Lindesnes Lighthouse (Lindesnes Fyr) is a lighthouse located at the southernmost point of continental Norway. It is also the oldest surviving lighthouse in...

Hidra Church (Hidra kirke) is a church in Agder County, on the island of Hidra. It was built in 1854....

Ana Sira Church (Åna-Sira kirke, Åna-Sira Church) is a church and cemetery of the same name in the village of Ana Sira. The white wooden church was built in...