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✈️How to get to Slottsfjell
Planning your trip to Slottsfjell? Here's how to get there by plane, train or car, and plan your route to the festival site.
- Nearest airport: Sandefjord Airport, Torp (TRF), about 12 km from the venue.
- Allow about 17 min by car from the airport to the site.
- By train, head for Sandefjord(Torp) or the nearest major station, then finish by bus, shuttle or taxi to the site.
- By car, plan for on-site parking and expect heavy traffic around the venue on festival days.
🛏️Where to stay near Slottsfjell
Accommodation near the Slottsfjell site fills up fast. Compare hotels, apartments and rentals nearby and book early to stay as close to the stage as possible.
Also consider staying around Sandefjord(Torp), the nearest large city, if the closest options to the site are sold out.
Estimated travel time to the site
| Distance | 🚗 Car / taxi | 🚴 Bike | 🚶 On foot |
|---|---|---|---|
| ~1 km | ~3 min | ~4 min | ~12 min |
| ~3 km | ~7 min | ~12 min | ~36 min |
| ~5 km | ~11 min | ~20 min | ~1 h |
| ~10 km | ~22 min | ~40 min | ~2 h |
Public transport: depends on the network around Sandefjord(Torp).
Each accommodation's distance to the site is shown on the map above. Rough estimates; allow extra time during festival peak hours.
🌤️Slottsfjell 2026 weather
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🗺️Things to do near Slottsfjell
Many shows happen in the evening, so use your days to explore the area around Slottsfjell. Guided tours, museums, outdoor experiences and local activities can be booked in a few clicks before you go.
Nearby, Sandefjord(Torp) and its surroundings offer museums, walks and local gems to discover between sets.
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📋About
Slottsfjell 2026: Day of Rock and Pop in Tønsberg
Slottsfjell will take place on July 9, 2026, at Kaldnes in Tønsberg, Norway. With 17 artists scheduled, this one-day festival offers eclectic programming mixing rock, pop, indie, and electronic music in Norway's oldest city, offering a concentrated festive experience celebrating Scandinavian summer and current music.
The lineup explores contemporary trends of the Nordic and international music scene, with balance between established artists and emerging talents. Slottsfjell stands out for its friendly and accessible atmosphere, attracting a family and diverse audience enjoying a day of music in an exceptional natural setting.
The festival takes place at Kaldnes, a natural site offering views of the Oslo fjord and surrounding islands. This alliance between music, nature, and historical heritage creates a unique experience making Slottsfjell much more than just a concert: a complete celebration of contemporary Norwegian culture.
A summer institution of the Vestfold region, Slottsfjell embodies the festive and open spirit of Norwegian youth. It's a musical gathering combining artistic quality, accessibility, and environmental respect, in a concentrated format ideal for those wishing to experience an intense festival without committing to multiple days.
❓FAQ
How many stages does the festival have?
Slottsfjell runs eight stages right in the centre of Tønsberg: two outdoor stages (Kongescenen and Baglerscenen), the indoor Verftet stage, plus the concept stages Campingscenen, Kaldnes Mek., Foam Box Rosa Room, Boogie Garden and the Pepsi Max Silent Disco. After dark, the "Natten" club opens the Verftet and Kastell stages.
When does the 2026 edition take place?
The festival runs over two days, Thursday 9 and Friday 10 July 2026, each night extended by the Natten club until dawn.
What time does the site open?
The festival grounds open at 1:00 pm on Thursday 9 and Friday 10 July. Outdoor stages wrap up at 11:00 pm, the premium area opens at 3:00 pm, and the Natten club runs from 10:00 pm to 3:00 am.
Is there a campsite?
Yes — Camp Gunnarsbø sits in Gunnarsbøparken, within walking distance of the site. It is paid: around 595 kr per person plus 774 kr per tent pitch. It opens on Wednesday 8 July at 1:00 pm and closes on Saturday 11 July at noon, with check-in from 1:00 pm to 9:00 pm.
How do I get there by train?
The grounds are a few minutes' walk from Tønsberg train station and the harbour (Brygga). Frequent trains reach Oslo in about an hour, and Torp airport is only 20 minutes away. VKT operates local night buses.
Is there food on site?
A huge food hall (mathall) serves dishes from all over the world, with plenty of options for vegetarians and people with allergies.
Is the site wheelchair accessible?
Yes: the ground is flat and accessible toilets are provided across every sanitary area. Every ticket category includes a dedicated accessibility ticket granting access to the reserved ramps. The accessibility entrance closes at 11:00 pm.
How do I pay at the festival?
Payments are made by card; cash is not accepted at the festival's outlets.
