Theme parks in Norway

Kristiansand Zoo is one of Norway's largest family attractions, offering a complete experience package for the whole family. The park is open every day all year round and also offers places to play and learn. Over a million visitors visit the park each year. You'll find more than 150 species of animals from the wilds of Norway and around the world, as well as a number of children's attractions based on Torbjørn Egner's stories, such as The Animals of Hakkebakkeskoven and People and Robbers in Kardemomme Town.

Hunderfossen Family Park is Norway's largest adventure land with over 300,000 visitors and over 60 attractions to offer. There is an adventure castle, Ivo Caprino's Adventure Cave, family fun, Il tempo gigante extra, to name just a few of the attractions that Hunderfossen Family Park offers. The Hunderfossentroll is 14 metres high and weighs 70 tonnes, overlooking the Gudbrandsdalen valley and the park. If your visit is planned on a hot day, remember to bring your swimsuit as there is also a small water park. Be sure to check the opening hours, if necessary ask the reception at the hotel. Hunderfossen Family Park is the ideal destination for a family holiday or a cheap mini break with the kids under your arm.

Just 500 metres from Hunderfossen Family Park is the Hunderfossen Toboggan and Kælkcenter, where visitors can experience full speed downhill. Try the 'wheelie' in summer, which seats four passengers and reaches speeds of up to 100 km/h. with g-forces of around 3.5. It is therefore also compulsory to wear a safety helmet and everyone receives timely instruction from authorised wheel bob drivers. The age limit is 10 if accompanied by an adult, and without an adult you must be at least 12. Many other activities are also organised in both summer and winter, so it's perfect for both summer and winter holidays, and a great place for all the family and those who love the active outdoors!

Gordarike Viking and Family Park is an exciting attraction for the whole family. Here you can visit the Gol Stave Church, which has an exhibition on stave church architecture and the gods of the Vikings. You can also see King Hadding's burial mound, Hahaugtroll's cave or take a walk up to the Ygdrasil lookout tower, which offers a great view of the valley.

Children will certainly have many hours to spend in the indoor playground (75 sqm), practicing shooting with bow and arrow or fighting with swords. There is also an outdoor water park with two slides, Viking ships and sunbathing area. It is also possible to hire canoes and electric bikes.