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    • By train

      From Oslo Central Station approx. 3 hours. Trains often terminate at Larvik, and the last leg to Porsgrunn is then serviced by bus.

    • By bus

      Both Nor-way Bussexpress[url=http://www.http://web2000.reiseinfo.no/Nor-way/Nor-way/Grenlandsekspressen/eng/default_eng.aspx]]and the slightly cheaper, but less frequent Konkurrenten[url=http://www.konkurrenten.no/[/url]]operates buses between [[Oslo[/url]] and Porsgrunn.

    • By air

      [wiki=851fb3b31d1c330cab49d90f3e9c9784]Skien[/wiki] Geiteryggen Airport is serviced by daily flights to [wiki=d36096a10b82aadd44de1efb13058c0b]Bergen[/wiki], [wiki=dd755cfcbe227d7271b91c1be176fe6f]Stavanger[/wiki] and [wiki=09346c14b310f8f03065d78fbfff351e]Molde[/wiki], as well as three times per week to [wiki=fcfff492e00727b63cf5dff9f59bc2a4]Stockholm[/wiki], Sweden. For more information, visit Widerøe [http://www.wideroe.no]. There is frequent busses between Skien and Porsgrunn, and the trip with a Taxi should not be too expensive either (relative to norwegian prices).
      Sandefjord/Torp (serviced by Ryan Air, KLM, Widerø and others) is also a good option to travel to Porsgrunn. There is a bus (Telemarkekspressen) and train connection and it takes about 90 minutes to get to the city center.

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    There is a well functioning bus system that can take you to all parts of the municipality. Recommended trips include going to nearby dense wooden house city *Brevik* or going to a lovely old captain's villa called Mule Varde. In summer, you can swim in the Eidangerfjord and go for a stroll in the 100 year old park.
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    Porsgrunds Porcelænsfabrik, a porcelain factory established in 1885. The factory has a riverside café, a shop and a factory outlet where you can buy high quality porcelain at low prices. The factory is open for tours Monday to Friday 10 am, 11 am and 13 pm. Always preorder your tour on + 47 35 56 21 00, or e-mail: fabrikkutsalget@porsgrund.com. The factory also included Gallery Porsgrunn with art exibitions.

    Porsgrunn bymuseum is the town museum. It's located close to the Down Town shopping mall. Here you will find many interiors and exhibits from the Porsgrunns 500 year history as a growing town with trade and industry. The museum has a near complete collection of all products manufactured by the porcelain factory.

    Porsgrunn sjøfartsmuseum Also close to the Down Town shopping mall. The city has a long and proud history as a harbour and shipping town, and once was one of Norway's most important such. A lot of tall ships belonged to the city. This museum contains many objects from this period, including models of ships, as well as the fully restored tugboat Hans Martin, built in concrete using a special technique developed in Porsgrunn.
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    The city. Take a walk along the river where you can visit numerous small shops, restaurants and cafés. Porsgrunn is known for its

    Porsgrunn International Theatre Festival (PIT) is a week-long festival with lots of indoor and outdoor theatres, arranged in June every year. The festival is arranged by the local Grenland Friteater[url=http://www.grenlandfriteater.com].]The festival is varied, with The Street of Fools where you can stop by and watch for free or give the artists a dime, go to the festival cafe, Kafe K, and have a conversation or go to concerts, or you can visit the many performances for all tastes. Late and early. For young and old. Indoors and out. Check out the festival here[http://www.pit.no[/url].
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    Porsgrunn has a long cosy shopping street with lots of small cafés and shops. If you prefer shop indoors, you can go to the shopping mall Down Town, located south in the city, by the bridge. The porcelain factory across the bridge has two factory outlets, where it is possible to buy both expensive and cheap porcelain.
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    As with most medium sized Norwegian cities, there is no abundance of restaurants in Porsgrunn. There is decent Chinese cuisine available, Italian and Pizza restaurants. But up along the river you can find small high quality restaurants, like Friisebrygga Mat & Vin (a nice place to meet and talk to locals) [http://www.friisebrygga.no] or the slightly more exclusive Michel Seylmagers restaurant, located by the City Hall staircase.
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    There are numerous bars up along the main street. You can drink beer and enjoy one of Norways numerous copies of an Irish pub at The Dubliner, the cultural alibi Kafe K or the calmness of Café Osebro, where you can dine down by the river in a cosy garden - everything is cosy in Porsgrunn - as the local saying goes. Porsgrunn is a traditional tall ship and trading community, and you can still meet some former seamen at Sailors pub. If you want to catch up with the local alternative community, try out the brown pub Karjolen loacated on the ground floor of Folkets hus, the building of the Norwegian Confederation of Trade Unions.
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    Porsgrunn is not abundant with hotels, and there are more options available at the nearby [wiki=851fb3b31d1c330cab49d90f3e9c9784]Skien[/wiki].

    *Hotel Vic[url=http://www.vichotel]]is the largest hotel, located in very central at Skolegata 1. Online booking or book at +47 35 56 98 00.

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