Christmas market with local and other exhitibors. Handmade and homemade products for sale, but also exotic imports.
Enjoy the bonfire where you can get Christmas rice-porridge and hot drinks.
Santa Claus is coming with sweets for the kids!
Open museum.
Free entrance and parking.
Welcome to Bygdetunet in Stokke!
10 peaks in a day!
A magnificent trip that would take you to 10 peaks around town:
Preståsen, Fjellvikåsen, Vardåsen, Gjekstadåsen, Frebergåsen, Bygdeborgen, Hjertås, Mokollen, Midtåsen and at last Mølleråsen.
The entire trip is 23 km and takes from 5-6 hours plus breaks. Alternatively, you can choose to go 4 peaks, which is 6 km and takes 2-4 hours plus breaks.
Start: at 09.00 to 12.00 from Matrosgata 6, The Sandefjord Turistforening premises.
Registration and payment: www.sotf.no or at start. You will receive a starting card, map, trail description at start. When finished, you will get a T-shirt.
Kiosk with the sale of soft drinks, coffee, sausages and waffles in Matrosgata 6.
Welcome!
Reservations www.brygga11.no
Welcome to Christmas Market in Kurbadet, Sandefjords old spa.
Here you can find handmade Christmas gifts. from exhibitors with homemade items. Knitting, jewelery, glass art, photographs, paintings, books, Christmas articles.
www.sandefjordkurbad.no
A longstanding tradition in Sandefjord is the spectacular boat processions midsummer night. Meet up in good time!
Hundreds of boats, simmers across the fjord.
Here you can see all kinds of boats, from cruisers to great self-composed Doninger. Boats doctored, maybe even with some birch trees!
Christmas worship
Market day in town with entertainment for everyone. Shops are open until 21:00 pm.
In Scandic Park Sandefjord there is often exhibited paintings and other types of art that is open for the public.
A dedicated museum celebrating the life and work of notorious Norwegian contemporary classical painter Odd Nerdrum, showcasing highlights from his career spanning over six decades.
The museum, run by the non-profit Nerdrum Museum Association, makes Nerdrum's works accessible to the public and shares knowledge about his life and career. The permanent exhibition is presented in the historic setting of the former Agnes Fabrikker at Sjøparken, Norway's last match factory, alongside the atmospheric café Havfuglen and the beautiful Narvesen ice-kiosk from 1923, designed by architects Lorenz Ree and Carl Buch.
Around eighty monumental oil paintings are exhibited over 1,600 square meters in a dark and mystic circuit, taking the audience through the heights and depths of Nerdrum's timeless dreamworlds.
The museum also hosts events such as concerts, lectures, and special presentations on architecture and classical figurative painting.
Guided Tours – Book a guided tour year-round. Tours last about 45–50 minutes and accommodate up to 20 participants per group. For larger groups, it is recommended to split into two, with one group enjoying a snack or coffee at café Havfuglen while the other tours the museum.
For questions and bookings: booking@nerdrummuseum.com.
Do you feel like spoiling yourself or someone you care for? Do you appreciate the sweet taste of life? Sandefjord is the cultural town that combines history with what is modern and trendy. You may follow in the footsteps of the vikings, shop in the small specilalized stores, have a gourmet meal, enjoy fresh coffee at one of the cosy cafés, visit Europe's only Whaling Museum, or take a walk among the lovely sculptures in the town.
Sandefjord offers refreshing salt sea and smooth slopes of naked rock. Make yourself a picnick-basket with seafood from the famous fishtrader at the harbour, rent some bicycles in the town centre, and go all the way out to the last tip of land before the endless sea. Listen to the silence, the waves and the wind.
You arrive in Sandefjord by airplane, ferry, train, buss or car.
Welcome to our little 'metropol'.