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A view over Kragerø town from the lookout point Steinmann, Norway - Photo: Reisemål Kragerø
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A view over Kragerø town from the lookout point Steinmann, Norway

Attractions in Kragerø

The atmosphere of Kragerø is an attraction in itself. Kragerø's town borders on the harbour, with galleries and parks within easy walking distance.

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The Kittelsen House

Theodor Kittelsen, Norway's beloved illustrator of fairy tales, was born in Kragerø. His childhood home is now a museum right in the centre of town. Annual exhibitions are held there in honour of the artist.

Compagniet art workshops

The Compagniet group of applied artists have their workshops near the harbour on Ytre Strandgate. You can visit them there and watch as they produce hand-blown glass, ceramics and textiles.

Gunnarsholmen Fortress

The history of the coastal fortess at Gunnarsholmen goes back to the years when enemy warships and pirates threatened the town. The area is now a park with excellent bathing facilities. The fortresse's cannons are fired whenever a major event is celebrated, such as Norway's national day on 17 May.

Last updated: 2008-12-18
Canons at Gunnarsholmen in Kragerø, Norway - Photo: Reisemål Kragerø
Canons at Gunnarsholmen in Kragerø, Norway

About Kragerø

Kragerø

With its unique islands and skerries, the cosy town of Kragerø is perfect for experiencing coastal life and culture in Southeastern Norway.

Key facts about Kragerø

Kragerø – the gem of the southeastern coast – lies furthest south in the county of Telemark.

Tourist information in Kragerø

The Kragerø Tourist Office is located in the old railway station in the centre of town. It helps visitors throughout the year.
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