Attractions around Kristiansund
Explore 11 attractions, restaurants, shops around Kristiansund
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Gripruta
Kristiansund 6509 Norway
Grip is a unique and authentic fishing village located 14 kilometers north of Kristiansund. In the 16th century, Grip was the largest settlement in Nordmøre. The island was first owned by the Catholic Church, then by the Danish/Norwegian king, then by a number of private owners, before Grip became its own municipality in 1909 - Norway's smallest. Grip became part of Kristiansund in 1964. Grip has the world's northernmost original stave church. If you follow the tour with our guides, you will hear more about Grip today and the unique proud history of the island. Duration: 3,5 hours. Time on the island: 2 hours. Vessel: M/V Kvikk / Gripruta. Escape the hectic modern life, and enjoy this fantastic trip with us. An experience for life! Once you have visited Grip, this island is a place you will never forget. Welcome to Grip with Gripruta!
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Sundbaten
Vaageveien 4, Kristiansund 6509 Norway
Sundbaten - The world’s oldest public transport service in uninterrupted use. Part of Kristiansund’s cultural heritage and the world’s oldest means of public transport still in use. The first passenger boat service started up in 1876. These small passenger ferries depart from the Piren pier at the foot of Kaibakken hill and run between the four «lands», as the four areas of Kristiansund are called. A roundtrip with the Sundbaten is a great way to experience Kristiansund. Explore different parts of the town with churches, galleries, klipfish museum and a vivid harbour life. Enjoy one of Kristiansunds strongest cultural monument at a very low price. A round trip takes approx. 15-20 minutes and it makes a nice sightseeing tour of the harbour and surrounding area. On request, the Sundbaten is available for charter and harbour sightseeing / guided tours.
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Klippfiskkjerringa
Piren, Kristiansund 6501 Norway
Bronze statue of the Klipfish wife to commemorate the workers on the klippfish rocks, sculpted by Tore Bjorn Skjolsvik. It was a gift to the city on its 250 year anniversary, and was unveiled by HRH Queen Sonja in 1992 with three genuine klippfish workers present. The statue has become one of the town's best-known symbols and photo motifs. The statue is situated on the Pier, close to Fisketrappa/Radhusplassen.
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Varden Utsiktspunkt
Varden Varden lookout tower, Kristiansund 6508 Norway
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Grip Stave Church
Grip, Kristiansund 6500 Norway
In the middle of the island, protected by houses and on the island's highest point, you will find the little red stave church, standing as it has stood since appr year 1300. It has ever since been a meeting point in happy times and also in sad times. The altarpiece was donated by the Netherlands princess Elisabeth in gratitude for her rescue at sea by Norwegian sailors during a violent storm in 1515. The wall paintings date back to appr 1620.
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Kirkelandet kirke
Langveien, Kristiansund 6508 Norway
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Kvalvik Fort
Kvalvika, Kristiansund 6520 Norway
Kvalvik Fort is situated on Kvalvik, Frei. It is one of Norway's best preserved coastal fortifications from the Second World War. There was also a submarine station here during the war. The fort is still intact and many people spend a long time exploring the bunker, canons and other objects from the war. Through agreement with the cultural office, guided trips in various languages are offered. The area is maintained by the municipality in close cooperation with Kvalvik Fort's Friends. The fort has a beautiful location and is a great spot for fishing and barbecuing. The area is well adjusted for wheelchair users. Several information boards.
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Mellemvaerftet Old Shipbuilding Museum
Kranav. 22, Kristiansund 6509 Norway
Norway’s only living shipbuilding museum – founded in 1856. The shipyard buildings are from 1872 and the residential houses from 1887. Museum and conservation centre for More og Romsdal. Many veteran craft are anchored/moored in the area. A walk through the shipyard is a pleasant and interesting experience.
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Atlanterhavsbadet Indoor Water Park
Dalaveien 16, Kristiansund 6511 Norway
One of Norway's most modern aquatic complexes, Atlanterhavsbadet, includes: · Family bath · Sports pool · Health pool · Well-being area · Atlanten Cafè The Family bath: · Wavepool with small beach · Play pool for small children · Jacuzzi pool · Current channel and massage table. · Grotto w/waterfall · Climbing wall · Slides (one from 77, and one from 3 meters) Dry/wet Cafè: · Good food and drinks · Kiosk In-house gym, physical therapist in the same building.
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Nordlandet Church
Dalegata 6, Kristiansund 6516 Norway
An art nouveau church built in 1914, the stone was quarried locally. The glass paintings are by Emanuel Vigeland. The church has an altar bible dating back to 1632, and the altarpiece is from the 18th century. The church is frequently used for cultural events/concerts. Nordlandet church is situated straight up from the harbour area of the Nordlandet district of Kristiansund and was the town's main church from 1940 until the new Kirkelandet church was taken into use in 1964.
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Neptun Lekeland
Verkstedveien 5, Kristiansund 6517 Norway