Sandviktoppen Command Post is located in Kristiansand and is a historical landmark with Cold War significance. The post was established in the 1960s as part of Norway's defense system and has been an important part of the country's military infrastructure. It was built to house command centers and surveillance equipment, and has therefore been strategically located to monitor maritime activities in the area.
The command post is an example of military architecture from this period and provides insight into Norway's defense strategy during the Cold War. Today, the post is part of Kristiansand's cultural history and attracts visitors interested in military history and local attractions. It is also an area where it is possible to learn more about the historical context and significance of such posts in Norway's defense.