District judge Christian Feyer's country estate from the 1850s, at Slettebø in Egersund.

An art museum telling the story of Egersunds Fayancefabrik, displaying items from the factory that provided the Norwegian people with pottery for 132 years.

Jøssingfjord Science Museum will be established in Helleren in Jøssingfjord. The museum seeks to highlight the connections between the unique location's nature, people and technology, and seeks to raise interest in the field of science among children and young people.

To små, fraflyttede hus fra 1700- og 1800-tallet under en steinheller i Jøssingfjord. Husene er åpne for besøkende året rundt.

A residence from 1844 with original interiors and intact furniture, as well as household effects, from the early 1900s.

A hideout for the resistance movement during World War 2. The hike to Mysinghålå takes about 40 minutes and is suitable for the whole family.

A maritime museum exhibiting items related to fishing and seafaring in the 1800s and early 1900s.

Complete millhouse complex, in use until 1945.

An old drying barn from the 1700s, displaying tools and equipment from the local farm.