Rent-A-Wreck have cars in most categories, and the cars are models of famous and excellent brands.
All cars come thoroughly cleaned and inspected.
The goal is to have the best prices on all rent by the day, weekend, week, month and annual rent.
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Boattrip to Langøya
The summer boat "Fyrglimt" to Langøya
The boat runs from Thursday to Sunday, with departures every hour. The first departure is at 10:00, the last at 18:00.
After 17:00 there is only a return from Langøya until all passengers have disembarked in Holmestrand.
Langøya is not staffed, so bring enough food, water, sunscreen and anything else you will need for an island trip.
The boat is accessible for manual wheelchairs and prams. Dogs are also welcome on board!
There are two paddling huts where you can seek shelter or spend the night. NB! Remember that there is no water or electricity in the area, so bring everything you need if you want to stay overnight. All waste must be taken back to land. It should look like it did before you arrived.
Read more about Langøya at noah.no
Sjømilitære Samfund restaurant
With ingredients of the season delivered by local suppliers and producers, the chef composes delicious meals inspired by the Norwegian, French and Italian kitchen.
All food we serve is produced in their own kitchen.
Welcome to a unique dining experience!
WH Café
WH cafè has outdoor seating in the yard.
Inside you’ll find a big lounge and a small cosy corner in the cafè.
The cafè is nice for children, with a calm, cosy and informal atmosphere.
The World’s End – Verdens Ende Spiseriet
The restaurant seats 85 guests inside, in addition there is a large beautiful patio.
Open all year. (The kitchen close one hour before closing time). Closed on Mondays.
Handleriet
At the wharf, you will find Handleriet kiosk, open 09:00 to 20:00 during the summer season.
Here you can buy ice cream, coffee, pastries and groceries.
Herregården
The building was built in 1674 and was finished in 1677 just in time for Gyldenløve’s third wedding. “Herregården” stands as an example of continental 17th century baroque architecture in Norway, the building was also influenced by Norwegian building traditions. The building was protected in 1923, and it’s now a part of Larvik Museums.
In the east wing there’s a café that sells coffee and pancakes. And on the first floor there is remains of an old classroom as it once were used as a school.
The museum is closed during the summer 2025 due to renovation.
The museum is open every day in summer season from the mid og June to the mid of August. With fun activities for families and a chance to experience the counts life. While walking around the building a guide will tell you all the stories of the counts.
Except the summer season, Herregården is open to the public by appointment. Events take place throughout the year, but only on special occasions in the winter.
See also Verksgården and the maritime museum.
You can visit all three museums on the same ticket.
Larvik museum
Larvik Museum is the historically rich and exciting town museum in Larvik!
Visit Herregården and the maritime museum.
Larvik Museum is the town museum in Larvik with two arenas for visitors. Verksgården in the historic quarter Hammerdalen is an old, industrial site now converted into a heritage site with various cultural and business activities, and Herregården, the mansion built by Danish count Gyldenløve between 1674 and 1677.
In addition, Larvik Museum has passed on knowledge about Kaupang, first city in Norway, since excavations of the area around the extinct city started outside Larvik in the year 2000.
The thematic core of Larvik Museum activities is the historic period of Danish rule in Norway, when Larvik was one of two Danish royal counties in Norway (1537-1814). This historic era put its mark on Larvik with regard to industrial development, architecture and social structure. With this period as a backdrop, the museum intends to develop web-based research and display exhibitions on the Larvik community of today.
NB! Larvik Museum moves from Verksgården to Gamle Mesterfjellet school. All museum operations at Langestrand have been discontinued, and the exhibitions are being moved. The new exhibitions at Gamle Mesterfjellet School will be up in 2024 at the earliest.
Metro bowling
Metro bowling Sandefjord is located at Pindsle, 3 km from the town centre.
It is possible to have railing on all the courts, which makes it easier for children.
During the weekends the music is turned up, the lights are dimmed and music videos are playing on the screens.
Right next door is Metro indoor playground and Laser games. Restaurant & Sports bar.
Midtåsen Sculpture park
Midtåsen Sculptur Pavilion
On a hill in Midtåsen is Midtåsen sculpture pavilion and a sculpture park, featuring a selection of the works of Knut Steen in marble and bronze. Here you find twelve marble sculptures inside and four bronze sculptures outside.
The pavilion was drawn by the architect Svein Lund and landscape architect Gullik Gulliksen, and has brought international engagement.
Free entrance!
Historical flights with Dakota Norway
A pearl of a veteran plane that has Sandefjord as its base. Norway's only flying DC3 DAKOTA is situated at the east side of Torp Sandefjord Airport. The shining "silverbird" has been taken well care of and has been in the air since 1943 – and has a past as "presidential-plane". Regular tours of Vestfold in the summer season from May to October. See the website for details.
It used to be the finish President Kekkonen's private plane when he was in office. "Dakota Norway" now owns the plane and thanks to great enthusiasm among its members, technicians and mechanics, the plane is still in the air in the best condition ever. The plane fullfills the strict demands of the Norwegian Aviation Department at all times.
The plane can carry 19 passengers.
Where to find Dakota Norway (Access via Bredholtveien)