Heritage and museum · Bodø, Nordland
Kjerringøy handelssted
Kjerringøy handelssted preserves an old trading post on the coast north of Bodø. The group of wooden buildings shows how a place organized buying, selling, storage and domestic life around maritime routes.
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About Kjerringøy handelssted
Kjerringøy handelssted preserves an old trading post on the coast north of Bodø. The group of wooden buildings shows how a place organized buying, selling, storage and domestic life around maritime routes.
The walk follows the museum’s buildings and settings, with the shore and boats as context. It is a visit to understand the coastal economy, different from that of an urban commercial centre. The indoor spaces and activities follow their own schedule.
Getting there from Bodø requires road travel and a ferry crossing on the usual route. Reserve a significant part of the day and check return connections. The summer season usually expands visiting possibilities; access to the buildings must be confirmed outside that period.
Before you go
Practical information
Cidade Turismo reviews its information regularly, but something may have changed. Check with the place before planning your trip.
How much time to set aside
2 to 3 hours at the site, plus road travel and the ferry.
Best time
Visits usually have a broader programme between June and August.
How to get there
North of Bodø, via the road connection with a ferry crossing between Festvåg and Misten.
Tip
Confirm the museum schedule and the return ferry before leaving Bodø.
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Frequently asked questions about Kjerringøy handelssted
How to organise a visit to Kjerringøy handelssted?
Confirm the museum schedule and the return ferry before leaving Bodø.
How much time to allow for Kjerringøy handelssted?
2 to 3 hours at the site, plus road travel and the ferry.
When to visit Kjerringøy handelssted?
Visits usually have a broader programme between June and August.
