There was not an exact match for the language you toggled to. You have been redirected to the nearest matching page within this section.
Merdø, one of the islands furthest from the coast, is the most popular daytrip destination. Take your own boat or the local ferry from Arendal to Merdø. On the island there are many beautiful old wooden houses. Narrow paths bring you from Merdøgaard Museum past sandy and pebbled beaches. Bring a picnic basket, or eat at the Summer café.
Merdø island outside of Arendal is hot spot number one for the locals during the summer season. On…
The location of the museum is idyllic, on the old outport and beautiful island of Merdø. The island is…
The two sandy beaches at Merdø are like made for children. They are shallow and great to build…
Take the ferry to Merdø island! You can take the ferry to beautiful, car-free island Merdø…
Cafe on idyllic Merdø island, free of cars and the hustle and bustle of city life. Here you can enjoy a…
Pollen is Arendal's bustling quayside, the very heart of Arendal. Here you will find fishermen selling crabs, the fish market, pubs, restaurants, along with benches where you can sit down for a rest, enjoy delicious ice cream or feed the ducks. Nothing is like a sunny day down at Pollen, our own mini-Nyhavn.
You should definitely also take the new glass lift through the mountain up to a breathtaking view over the town, sea and surrounding islands.
Eating fresh rolls and cheese for breakfast while watching the leaves grow large and green on the trees. Nod…
Take the glass lift to Fløyheia and enjoy the beautiful view of the city and the sea! It is free of…
At Tyholmen you find the town museum Klöckers Hus, the old town hall from 1812, the tallest wooden building in Norway among many other things.
Tyholmen is the oldest and best preserved part of Arendal, built on some of the total seven small islands that…
The building was built as a private residence in 1826 by Johannes Nicolai von Klöcker. It is built in an…
Norway's tallest wooden house from the Empire style. Built as a private residence between 1812-15. The…
Back to Top