Risøbank

Risøbank is a heritage estate located along the Norwegian coast with multiple buildings set within a recreational area. The property features walking trails, sandy beaches, rental accommodations in a tenant house, conference facilities, and a cafe that operates daily during summer months.

The estate was designed in 1901 by Scottish architect Sir Robert Lorimer as a summer residence for Lord Edward T. Salvesen. The design combines architectural elements from both countries, reflecting cultural connections between Scotland and Norway in the early 1900s.

The main building displays art exhibitions throughout the summer months, showcasing work from various artists. The surrounding grounds feature extensive collections of rhododendrons that attract visitors interested in horticulture and garden design.

Visitors can stay overnight in the rental accommodations or use the conference facilities for events. The cafe operates daily from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM during summer months, offering refreshments while exploring the grounds.

The Lindesnes Garden Society maintains public greenhouses on the eastern slope, adding botanical interest to this coastal complex. These facilities showcase rare plant species adapted to the seaside climate.