Entry ticket to Kristiansand museum

Kristiansand Museum offers a fascinating glimpse into Southern Norway’s history through a collection of well-preserved buildings and historical settings. The museum is divided into three areas: Setesdalstunet, Vest-Agder Farmstead, and Bygada. At Setesdalstunet, you’ll find the museum’s oldest building, Nomelandsloftet from 1585, alongside a traditional smokehouse from the 1600s. The Vest-Agder area features a historical farm and a schoolhouse from the late 19th century. Bygada showcases life in Kristiansand’s old town with homes, workshops, and a general store.

In addition to its historical exhibitions, the museum’s main building hosts temporary displays. Visitors can take a break at Mørchs Pavilion café, where freshly made waffles and coffee are available. During the summer, children’s activities take place daily, and farm animals bring an extra lively touch to the museum.

• Explore almost 40 historic buildings from the Agder region
• Experience an authentic Southern Norwegian town in Bygada
• See the museum’s oldest building, Nomelandsloftet from 1585
• Enjoy family-friendly summer activities and meet farm animals

The museum is located at Kongsgård, just outside Kristiansand city center. On-site café and museum shop available. Suitable for families, history enthusiasts, and school groups. Open during school holidays and special events

• Entrance ticket to the open-air museum
• Access to exhibitions in the main building
• Seasonal family activities