Art and culture in Egersund

Vibberodden lighthouse is located on an islet and is the approach lighthouse to Egersund in Søra Sundet - just 15 minutes by boat from the city centre. The lighthouse can be rented for activities or accommodation.
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Join us for an experience that combines nature, views and history! The trip to Varberg gives you a short but beautiful summit tour with beautiful viewpoints, panoramic views and rock carvings from the Late Bronze Age.
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This 60-metre long stone bridge is the Nordic region's largest and best preserved of its kind. With its 21 light openings with stone slabs above, it is an impressive sight.
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Stapnes offers varied experiences in a distinctive rocky coast, with heather moors and cultural pastures. Explore Stapnes Fort from World War II, one of the first coastal forts built by the Germans, and enjoy fishing opportunities...
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Along the old Jærbanen hiking trail, you will find Maurholen Station. Today, the venue is rented out for accommodation or private events.
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A historic fortress from the 16th century at the entrance to Egersund harbour.
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Kystpilegrimsleia is a historic route that starts in Egersund and ends at Nidaros Cathedral in Trondheim.
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Welcome to a walk through Egersund's historic districts! The culture trail is suitable for anyone who wants a pleasant stroll while getting to know the center of Egersund a little better
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The remains of Ankerhus mines just outside Egersund provide an exciting insight into our early mining history.
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Surrounded by small wooden houses and a cosy atmosphere, you'll find the Christmas village with smells, tastes and sounds that get you in the right mood.
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Year-round tourist destination and war memorial. Mysinghålå was a refuge for resistance fighters during the Second World War, used by the resistance group Vestige IV and others fleeing the occupying power, where sabotage and…
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Get to know Egersund's history, localities and interesting facts about the town. Did you know why there are so many colorful houses in Okka town? Or that we have exciting links to e.g.…
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We welcome you to an exciting and interesting walk in this oldest and beautiful signal building in the heart of Egersund!
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A trip to Eigerøy lighthouse and accommodation in a lighthouse keeper's accommodation is perfect for those who want to enjoy nature in peace and quiet.
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In the centre of town, facing the sea, stands the beautiful Egersund church. People have travelled here by boat, horse, on foot or in other ways to celebrate church services and the...
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Open year-round Fayance Museum. For 132 years, the factory in Egersund supplied the Norwegian people with stoneware both for everyday use and for parties. Through the extensive production, currents within the world of art and fashion are reflected in…
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The town of Egersund has one of the best-preserved wooden house districts in Norway. A large part of the urban area is now designated as a heritage conservation area.
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Welcome to discover something special - maybe you'll find the perfect gift, or something nice for yourself!
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Seasonally open folk museum. Magistrate Feyer's old country house with main building, farm manager's residence and carriage shed from the 1850s at Slettebø just outside Egersund.
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In this old defense there are remains of stone walls that are dated to around the year 0. The fort at Borgaråsen was probably in use up to and including the Viking Age
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Every year, Egersund i Sentrum (Egersund in the Centre) brings together a handful of selected exhibitors to create our own Used & Antique Market in the centre of town. You're guaranteed to find some great treasures here...
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