Verdens Ende

Verdens Ende is located at the end of the Oslofjord, and is the southern tip of the Norwegian island Tjøme that part of the eponymous municipality in the southern Norwegian Tjøme Vestfold is.

Beginning of the 20th century gave summer guests from the region the place the peculiar name Verdens Ende, which means " end of the world " in German. Prior to the area overlooking the Skagerrak mainly as a vantage point for pilots was known who were on the hunt for jobs.

The freely accessible area is a popular destination for tourists begin with places to swim and fish. A large pier, together with the spars a protected harbor basin in which a fishing port and one of the largest guest ports are Tjøme. The most striking building is a 1932 built Wippfeuer ( Vippefyr ), which was built as an advertisement for a date in the immediate vicinity of the restaurant.

Sent you mail from the " end of the world ", the program is stamped with its own rubber stamps.