Tollbodgata
Tollbodgata is a street in Kristiansand, Norway. The street is one way westbound with sidewalks on both sides of the road. It consists mostly of apartments, houses and stores.
 Tollbodgata with Festningsgata | |
| Length | 1.0 km (0.6 mi) |
|---|---|
| Location | Kvadraturen, Kristiansand |
| West end | Kristiansand Harbor with Vestre Strandgate |
| East end | Otra River with Elvegata |
Tollbodgata with Kristiansand City Hall
Places of note
Kristiansand and Vest-Agder main police station and courthouse, and Kristiansand's largest high school Kvadraturen Skolesenter are located at the street. Sandens Mall and banks are also located at this street.[1]
The street is an important road for the local city bus lines in Kristiansand.[2]
Bus stops
- Tollbodgata nedre (Northbound and westbound)
- Tollbodgata/Markens gate (Westbound)
- Tollbodgata/Kirkegata (Ending point from east)
- Rådhuset pl. N (West and northbound)
- Rådhuset pl. M (Northbound)
- Tinghuset (All directions)
- Kvadraturen skolesenter (All directions)
Crossing streets (east to west)
- Elvegata
- Kronprinsens gate
- Holbergs gate
- Festningsgata
- Kirkegata
- Markens gate
- Vestre Strandgate
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References
- "Google Maps". Google Maps. Retrieved 2016-01-30.
- "Planlegger / Agder Kollektivtrafikk". akt.no. Retrieved 2016-01-30.
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