5 person holiday home in Risør
Holiday apartment in a charming old wooden house in the middle of Risør, the white town by the Skagerak. Stay in a grandmother house in the city center with a roof terrace with fantastic 360-degree view of the town and harbour.
The holiday apartment has a small kitchen, living room and bathroom on the 1st floor, and three bedrooms and an extra toilet on the 2nd floor. One of the bedrooms is a walk-through room. Steep stairs to the roof terrace. Parking for a fee.
Great starting point for experiencing all the events and festivals Risør has to offer, e.g.
Risør is not only a summer town, but well worth a visit in other seasons as well, e.g. at Christmas time. You might be lucky and experience a white Christmas in a white town! Visit Tvedestrand or one of the other southern towns. For the children, we recommend a trip to 'The Little Zoo’ at Brokelandsheia 22 km away.
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Holiday apartment in a charming old wooden house in the middle of Risør, the white town by the Skagerak. Stay in a grandmother house in the city center with a roof terrace with fantastic 360-degree view of the town and harbour.
The holiday apartment has a small kitchen, living room and bathroom on the 1st floor, and three bedrooms and an extra toilet on the 2nd floor. One of the bedrooms is a walk-through room. Steep stairs to the roof terrace. Parking for a fee.
Great starting point for experiencing all the events and festivals Risør has to offer, e.g. The wooden boat festival, the chamber music festival, and culture night. Many different shops, cafés, and restaurants as well as a cinema and a saltwater aquarium. Fresh bread and other baked goods can be bought from the bakery in the same street. We recommend at the Lighthouse in the neighborhood with various art exhibitions, and a trip to Urheia and the famous Risørflekken to enjoy the view of the archipelago. Bring swimwear and jump into the water at the beach on Holmen. The Øysang ferry, Norway's oldest wooden boat ferry, also brings cars, or you can enjoy the archipelago from one of the taxi boats. A trip to Jettegrytene outside the city is also recommended.
Risør is not only a summer town, but well worth a visit in other seasons as well, e.g. at Christmas time. You might be lucky and experience a white Christmas in a white town! Visit Tvedestrand or one of the other southern towns. For the children, we recommend a trip to 'The Little Zoo’ at Brokelandsheia 22 km away.