테이에스카우엔 주변 최고의 버스 정류장 출발 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

fun to 1st gear up from the east

you bike will get stolen!

Sculpture of Jahn Teigen (born September 27, 1949 in Tønsberg, died February 24, 2020 in Ystad, Sweden) was a Norwegian singer, songwriter, and entertainer. The sculpture was erected in 2012 and was created by sculptor Nina Nesje (1963-2023).

One of the world's most important discoveries from the Viking Age was made just outside Tønsberg in 1904; namely the discovery of the now famous Oseberg ship. The ship is 21.5 m long. Oseberg Vikingarv Tønsberg has built an archaeological replica of this ship. Only tools and construction methods identical to those used in the construction of the original ship in the Viking Age were used in construction. You can see the copy of the Oseberg ship at Vikingodden in Tønsberg Harbour. The original ship is on display at the Viking Ship Museum at Bygdøy in Oslo. The Klåstad ship Oseberg Viking Heritage, Tønsberg has built a replica of another famous Viking find: the Klåstad ship. Here, too, original methods and tools were used during construction. This original ship is also in the Slottsfjellsmuseet in Tønsberg. In 2021, construction of an archaeological replica of the Gokstad ship also began. The construction will take place at both the Vikingodden in Tønsberg and the whaling monument in Sandefjord. Here you have the opportunity to follow the construction. Source: www.visitnorway.no

Tollboden is Tønsberg's oldest brick building and was built in 1827. The Tønsberg Sailors' Association took over Tollboden on July 1, 2005. The Tønsberg Maritime History Center was established here and was officially inaugurated on May 22, 2007. Tønsberg Maritime History Center provides an overview of Tønsberg's seafaring and whaling history. Source: www.tonsbergsjo.no/

How long Tønsberg has been a port city is uncertain, but it is fairly certain that the city has its origins in the port. This means that the harbor may be older than the town itself. In other words, the history of the harbor is long and has shaped the development of the town of Tønsberg. From the city's beginnings in 871 to the present day, the development of the port has been synonymous with the development of the city. Tønsberg was one of three Hanseatic cities in Norway. The others were Bergen and Oslo. In addition to leather goods, skins, butter and herring, wood was the most important export good. The imports were grain and flour from Denmark, wheat, honey and clothing from England and wine and tropical fruit from France. Source: www.tonsbergsjo.no/

Norway´s oldest city. Still vital with a variety of places to see and explore. Amazing archipelago. Great pier with many good restaurants, hotels and viewpoints.

Snack bar with fresh fish. Open every day 10 - 5 pm.