Explorethe Edge of Norway

Theatre and dramatic arts

ODEON Stavanger / Sandnes AS operates cinema theatres in Stavanger and Sandnes with a total of 17 cinema theatres, 2,251 seats and more than 800,000 visitors annually.

Art and museums

Stavanger, the Norwegian street art capital of Norway! Stavanger, the Norwegian street art capital of Norway! Paul Harfleet is a London-based artist, writer and designer who has been planting pansies, a garden flower that shares its name with a homophobic slur, at sites of homophobic abuse for 15 years.

Theatre and dramatic arts

Stavanger Concert Hall is the main cultural arena for the Stavanger region. The concert hall opened in September 2012. The programme is exciting and varied. The concert hall has been the venue for the prestigeous Spellemann several times.  

Art and museums

Stavanger Museum of Fine Arts offers a collection of distinguished Norwegian art ranging from nineteenth century to contemporary art.

Art and museums

Stavanger Museum is centrally located in Stavanger. In addition to being a stunning architectural gem, the museum consists of three sections; the cultural history section, the natural history section and the Norwegian Children's Museum.

Architecture and heritage

The striking bridge across lake Frøylandsvatnet connects Sandtangen and the hiking trails on the west side with the forest Njåskogen on the east side. The bridge is a unique and special archictectural feature in the middle of nature. 

Art and museums

The museum's exhibitions are located in Stavanger's best-preserved merchants' buildings. The exhibitions convey the last 200 years of maritime history, craftmanship and trade and the general development of the city.

Art and museums

Stavanger, the Norwegian street art capital of Norway! For the work "Vi er alle like", Norwegian for "we are all the same", Reichardt hosted a two-day workshop for youth during the 2017 Nuart Festival.

Art and museums

Stavanger, Norway's street art capital: The Dotmaster started painting on the streets of Brighton in the early 1990s.

Architecture and heritage

Terland Klopp is located in Gyadalen valley along road 42, approximately 15 km from Egersund, 3 km from Helleland. It is a 60-meter long stone slab bridge from the early 19th century with 21 water runs. It's said that Terland Klopp is the longest and best preserved bridge of its kind in Norway.

Architecture and heritage

Whether you are into history or Outlander, you may find these stone circles interesting. If they make time travelling possible is another matter though. But what where they used for these stone circles?

Art and museums

Would you like to experience a piece of Norwegian coastal history and enjoy the beautiful nature of Jæren? Then you should visit the Kvassheim lighthouse.