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Drammen has two ski centres. The Haukås centre is on the west side of the river in the city centre offering one relatively steep and short run and a children's/beginners' slope. Drammen Skisenter, also known as Aron, on the east side offers multiple runs and a park. Both centres have flood lights for evening opening hours. Aron also has a cafe and ski shop with rental, and offers high class downhill biking during summer season on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Full bike and gear rental.
The city's beautiful main church.
Town museum, with different exhibitions, an open-air museum at Spiralen and the Austad estate from 1808 overlooking the city.
Drammen Theatre
Theater built in new renaissance style.
A vehicle tunnel in the hills, built like a corkscrew. It provides easy access to the hills above Drammen, for those coming by a vehicle. From the top it is a magnificent view of the city and its surroundings. At the top of the spiral is also an excellent starting point for hiking, and cross-country skiing, in the winter. Entry inside the tunnel is permitted to vehicles only; attempting to walk in the tunnel will result in a stop by the police. Those on foot should hike towards the end of the tunnel. A local bus makes trips through the tunnel. A nice photo can be taken of the Spiralen sign at the entrance on the bottom.
Cable-stayed pedestrian bridge over Drammenselva, connecting Bragernes and Strømsø. Its name is from its special Y-shaped form.
Drammen's cultural hotspot, situated in the old paper-factory Union's production halls.