The Free City of Liberstad is a private, membership-based community founded by and for voluntaryists—people who believe that peaceful cooperation must be based on consent rather than coercion.

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Liberstad exists to build a new parallel society: one that is created deliberately, maintained responsibly, and developed over the long term by those who consciously choose to participate in it.

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This is not a public project, a political movement, or an open experiment. Liberstad is a closed community, built through voluntary association, shared principles, and long-term commitment.

 

At a Glance

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• Private – Liberstad is not public and not open-access

• Membership-based – Participation is by voluntary membership only

• Voluntaryist – All cooperation is based on consent and non-coercion

• Long-term – Liberstad is a civilizational project, not a short-term initiative

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What Liberstad Is

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Liberstad is more than a place. It is an intentional society being built by people who want to live and cooperate according to voluntaryist principles, outside of coercive systems.

It exists for those who do not wish to reform existing structures, but to build something new—peacefully and responsibly.

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Visiting Liberstad

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Liberstad is located in Southern Norway and is accessible by road, air, and sea:

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• Approximately 4 hours and 45 minutes by car from Oslo

• Nearest airport: Kristiansand (Kjevik), approx. 55 km

• International harbor in Kristiansand, approx. 52 km away

• Find us on Google Maps or OpenStreetMap

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Visits are available to members in accordance with the Membership Agreement.

 

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From visitor to participant

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Those who feel aligned with Liberstad’s principles may choose to deepen their involvement by becoming long-term participants or residents, contributing to the community, and building projects or businesses through voluntary agreements.

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Liberstad is built step by step by those who take responsibility for what they create.

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Principles

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Liberstad is built upon the philosophy of Voluntaryism, where the fundamental principle is that all human interactions should be grounded in voluntary, mutually consensual agreements.

 

We uphold the belief that voluntaryism provides a foundation for a society characterized by freedom, peace, and prosperity, organized through private ownership, personal responsibility, and peaceful cooperation.

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Our fundamental belief is rooted in the recognition that all individuals possess inherent and inalienable natural rights to life, liberty, and property, and organize society accordingly through private ownership, contracts, and peaceful cooperation.