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Favorite thing: Sørlandspasset - "The Southern Counties' Pass" - gives you access and discounts to many activities and experiences in the Sørlandet region. The pass can be bought at the tourist offices (check www.sorlandet.com for tourist office locations and 2005. discounts). The pass is valid for one adult and one child (below 18).
You also get free parking in Kristiansand.
There are 24 hr passes, 48 hrs passes and week passes at NOK 100, 150 and 200 respectively.
Written Jan 19, 2005
Favorite thing: Kristiansand prides itself for being the most accessible city for the physically challenged/handicapped.
You will find more information on this at www.kristiansandkommune.no and then check "tilgjengelighetsguiden" (the access guide).
Worth considering, since most Norwegian cities do not really belong to the easy-access league...
Written Jan 19, 2005
Favorite thing: GOOD RESTAURANT IS THE BAK GARDEN WHERE YOU CAN TRY REINDEER!! THE LOCAL BEER, CB, IS WITHOUT ANY CHEMICAL TASTES AND I FOUND THAT I COULD DRINK LOADS WITHOUT ANY HANGOVER THE NEXT DAY!!
Fondest memory: I WENT TO KRISTIANSAND IN THE WINTER AND FOUND THE SCENERY BEAUTIFUL ESPECIALLY WHEN IT SNOWED ON MY 3RD DAY THERE! ABSOLUTELY BREATH-TAKING! ALSO THE AIR SEEMS TO BE SO MUCH CLEARER, CRISPER THAN ANYWHERE ELSE IN THE WORLD THAT I'VE BEEN - THE WATER TOO
Written Aug 24, 2002
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Favorite thing: Have a look at these tourist information pages for Kristiansand: www.kristiansand.com and Kristiansand.
This webcam shows you what Kristiansand is like right now: Kristiansand right now.
Written Aug 24, 2002
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Favorite thing: There were no stone houses around! Everything made out of wood. We stayed one night in this one on the photo, the house has got beautiful wood made interior (of course! :-)....I loved it!
Updated Feb 21, 2003
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Favorite thing: Arriving in Kristiansand (my first time in Norway) I was really surprised about the landscape. Everywhere green and very hilly.
And most of the houses build of wood, very beautiful!!
Written Dec 11, 2002
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The "capital" of southern Norway
Kristiansand is the fifth largest city in Norway, with 75.000 inhabitants. It is situated on the southern coast, with a nice summer climate and snowy winters. It is named after the danish-norwegian......
While not the southernmost city in Norway - the prize for this achievement goes to neighbouring Mandal town - Kristiansand is located approximately at the southern tip of Norway and has a definite...
Kristiansand is a great town and lively at all times of the year. The town really changes character in the summer as visitors come for Quart and the beaches.
Kristiansand seems for me a very well done mixture between a romantic harbour town and moden life. Due to the fact to be one of the main connection points of Norway and Denmark it has got a...
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