Kvelde Mølle
In the fertile Lågendalen valley, you’ll find Kvelde Mølle – one of the few remaining rural mills in Norway, with roots dating all the way back to the 1300s. Here, grain has been milled into flour for generations, and the traditions live on to this day.
At Kvelde Mølle, everything is about true craftsmanship. High-quality flour is produced from grain grown by local farmers in Lågendalen and surrounding areas – one of Norway’s best regions for grain production. Stone milling gives the flour a richer flavor, excellent baking properties, and a natural character. This is pure, unblended flour with no additives – honest products with a short journey from field to finished flour.
Kvelde Mølle was among the first in Norway to offer flour labeled “Nyt Norge” (“Enjoy Norway”), and today produces more than 35 different products – from finely milled wheat flour to coarse rye, spelt, and ancient grains.
Møllebutikken – The Mill Shop
Flour from Kvelde Mølle is available at the on-site mill shop in Kvelde, as well as in selected grocery stores and specialty shops in the region. In the mill shop, you’ll also find a selection of local food products.
A visit to Kvelde Mølle offers more than just quality ingredients – it’s an experience of tradition, local food culture, and true craftsmanship. Here, you can discover how an important part of Norway’s food heritage is still alive – right in the heart of Vestfold.
The mill shop’s opening hours may vary throughout the year. Please visit kveldemolle.no or the Facebook page Møllebutikken i Kvelde for updated information.
Eidsfoss Landhandleri
In the heart of the historic ironworks village of Eidsfoss, you’ll find Norway’s oldest country store still in operation – a small journey back in time.
Established in 1868 by workers from Eidsfos Verk, the store has long been a natural meeting place in the village. History lives within its walls, and the atmosphere reflects a true old-fashioned country store – the kind that seems to have everything.
On the shelves, you’ll find everyday essentials alongside seasonal goods and products from local farms. Just as important is the experience itself – take a break at the cozy seating areas indoors or outdoors, meet locals, and enjoy the calm of this living cultural environment.
The store is a popular stop for both residents and visitors looking for something authentic – a place where history, daily life, and local charm come together.
The store are open all year round. Opening hours may vary – please check the website of Nærbutikken Eidsfoss or their Facebook page for updated information.
At Din Handel and Din Handel Barn (kids) you will find a wide selection of things, clothes, shoes and toys.
Din Handel is a second-hand shop that offers a platform for private individuals to sell and buy a wide variety of things. By renting a stand (sales shelf) for one or more weeks, the seller gets their own little shop. The concept is that the seller sets up their stand, and Din Handel takes care of the sales. A sustainable buying and selling concept for everyone!
Read more about the concept and Book a stand at Din handel.
The location of Brødrene Berggren is central – in the middle of the harbour in Sandefjord. A rich selection of fish and other seafood is offered here, with the main emphasis on the local short-traveled food; – what the fishermen at their three receptions have caught.
In the production, fillets are cut by hand so that the quality of the fish is maintained in the best possible way. Brødrene Berggren have their own smokehouse, where all the smoked fish you find in the shop is produced the old-fashioned way.
You can order food for an event, such as shellfish table, seafood table, herring table and other temptations. See the menu on Brødrene Berggren's website.
Brødrene Berggren's highest wish is to give all customers a good shopping experience, followed by a good dining experience!
The building also houses the restaurant Brygga 11, a well-renowned seafood-restaurant, owned by Geir Skeie – the winner of Bocuse d'Or 2009.
Bunad
In the store, you can order all of the around 100 bunads that are carried by Norsk Flid Husfliden around the country. With expertise built up over many decades, emphasis is placed on you getting the good feeling of authenticity and belonging by owning and wearing a beautiful bunad. At Husfliden you get personal service and close follow-up until you are a satisfied and proud owner of your new bunad.
If you want to sew your own Vestfold Bunad, good guidance is offered.
At Norsk Flid Husfliden you will also find accessories for the bunad, such as silver, silk shawls and shoes.
Yarn
Husfliden in Sandefjord has a large and rich yarn department. With professional expertise, you get help to get started or further develop your knitting projects. In the shop you will also find a large selection of inspiring knitting patterns. You will also find ready-made knits such as the classics Marius, Fana, Islender and Varde sweather.
Souvernirs, gifts and interior
Husfliden specializes in Norwegian and local design, and is genuinely interested in Norwegian design and what is created in Norway. In the store you will find a selection of handpicked products, everything from classics such as Marius jumpers and Røros blankets and pillows, Ekelund, LilleLam and wooden products.
In Bondens Hage there is also a small café, and in connection with the flower shop and café there are sheep, rabbits, allotment gardens and a large park area for free use.
Florist and shop
In the flower shop you will find both plants, interior items, bouquets for everyday use and bouquets for parties and mourning. Gathering from forests and meadows in the local environment gives the bindery a wild and personal expression. The farm's pride is the production of unsprayed strawberries and cut flowers, which are grown according to ecological principles.
Café
The café offers mostly homemade food, including the popular buns that are freshly baked at the farm every morning, cakes, soups, salads, dressing, aioli and more that can be enjoyed down among the flowers, up in the hayloft or out on the balcony with a sea view. You can also order lunch and other items for collection.
Premises
Bondens Hage can also offer great function rooms for up to 60 guests in the hayloft in the barn, which was completely renovated in 2021/2022.
In the old carpentry workshop along the river Eidselven, next door to the ironworks museum and the exhibition “Future train”, you will find the pleasant little shop Molene. The shop offers all kinds of quality yarn, sewing accessories, gift items and knitwear. You can also get help with your knitting project. Come by for some inspiration or bring your knitwear and and sit and knit in the shops knitting corner.
Molene arranges knitting courses and other events. Follow them on Instagram or facebook. Check updated opening hours at the website.
At Ramnes Søndre farm you will find, in addition to a visitor farm, a farm shop and a farm bakery.
Here you can buy yarn and other products made from wool and fiber from the farm's mohair goats, alpacas and old Norwegian sheep.
You can also buy meat from old Norwegian späelsau.
At Ramnes Søndre gård, you get baked goods from a wood-fired oven.
You will also find a selection of honey, coffee, tea and spices.
You can buy felts and wooden products made by the noble boy on the farm as a gift for yourself or someone you love!
Open Fridays 13-18, Saturdays 13-16 and the last Sunday every month 13-16. Always check the Facebook page for updated information.
