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- How to get to Kristiansund Kristiansund is a stop on the Norwegian coastal ferry run by Hurtigruten and Havila, so there are daily stops here in both directions. There is also a fast ferry from Trondheim that stops at some of the islands along the way. By car, Kristiansund is a long way from everywhere unless you’re doing a fjords road trip.
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Incredible experiences await in the Atlantic Ocean City – Kristiansund. Kristiansund is spread across four idyllic islands by the edge of the open sea in northwestern Norway. The charming Sundbåten ferry takes you between the islands in no time. The city is also widely known for its cultural life.
Aug 19, 2023 · Kristiansund is a small Norwegian town with a wonderful coastal location in the northern part of Norway's western fjords region. Here's everything you need to know about the town. If you've ever taken the Hurtigruten coastal cruise of Norway, or driven to the Atlantic Road, you'll likely have called in to Kristiansund.
- Explore The Norwegian Klipfish Museum. Situated in a well-preserved wharf on the island of Gomalandet, The Norwegian Klipfish Museum explains the traditional klipfish production through both stories and pictures.
- Visit the Kristiansund Opera House. Opera house in Kristiansund. Posted by Karen Nilsen on Wednesday, 14 October 2009. Kristiansund Opera House hosts Norway’s oldest opera which dates back to 1805.
- See Kristiansund from the top of Varden watch tower. Situated only 10 minutes from the town centre, Varden watchtower offers incredible views of Kristiansund.
- Marvel at the beautiful architecture of the old town. Kristiansund is made up of four main islands and a number of smaller ones. The city lay in ruins after it was bombed during the Second World War.
These rankings are informed by Tripadvisor data—we consider traveller reviews, ratings, number of page views, and user location. 2024. 1. Gripruta. 219. Ferries. Historic island with a captivating stave church dating back to 1470, picturesque old houses, and vibrant birdlife.
- A City with Four Districts
- Clipfish and Classic Tones
- The Fishing Village of Grip
Kristiansund is a colorful city that appears to float in the Atlantic Ocean only 30 minutes by car from the famous Atlantic Road. The city consists of four islands that together form a unique port area and the four districts Innlandet, Kirkelandet, Nordlandet and Gomalandet. Kristiansund is a city and municipality on Nordmøre in Møre og Romsdal, wi...
Kristiansund is a city filled with culture. Opera, clipfish and Sundbåt are three things not to be missed when you travel here. Throughout the year you can experience around 100 different events, and attend for example, the Opera Festival Weeks, the Nordic Light Festival of Photography, the Clipfish Festival, the Tahiti Festival and the Kristiansun...
14 kilometers north of Kristiansund you will find one of the city's most popular attractions in the summer, the colorful island of Grip. Until 1964, Grip was its own municipality and the country's smallest. Already in the Middle Ages Grip was a well-known and important fishing village. Today, the island has no permanent settlement, but the old buil...
No visit to Kristiansund is complete without seeing the traditional fishing village Grip. This tiny island is now a laid-back summer community. Stroll among its charming, colourful houses and visit Grip stave church , built in 1470.
May 17, 2023 · First of all, Kristiansund is conveniently located right by the start of Norway’s famous Atlantic Ocean Road. And then the Atlantic Ocean Road takes you down to some of Norway’s most beautiful mountains and fjords. But prime location aside, Kristiansund is also a lovely city in its own right.
