— Fargegaten in Stavanger on Norway's national day
Everything you can see and do in the Stavanger region can be found here. Join sightseeing tours or go on your own. The choice is yours!
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Architecture and heritage
Stavanger
The German fortress from World War II can be explored at Søre Vignes at Finnøy. The Germans requisitioned this farm and built the fortress still visible here today.
Architecture and heritage
Hå
Are you particularly interested in war history, there are several visual remains along the Norwegian coast.
Architecture and heritage
Stavanger
Byfjorden is the fjord that leads into Stavanger from the North Sea, it runs on the east side of Randaberg and southeast all the way to the centre of Stavanger.
Architecture and heritage
Hå
The ancient cemetery at Varhaug is often described as one of the most beautiful cemeteries in the country. It has a unique location close to the sea.
Architecture and heritage
Lysebotn
Experience street art in Lysebotn, the small village in the end of Lysefjorden. On the walls of Lysefjorden tourist cabin you will find a number of art motifs.
Architecture and heritage
Stavanger
Old Stavanger is located on the west side of Vågen in the city centre and comprises 173 wooden buildings.
Architecture and heritage
Bryne
This power station opened in 1915 to supply all the electricity needs of Time municipality, present and future.
Art and museums
Stavanger
Stavanger, Norway's street art capital: Dutch street artist Niels Shoe Meulman created this monumental mural for Nuart in 2012. The monochrome, abstract lettering piece is a typical example of the artist's "Calligraffiti" style.
Architecture and heritage
Tau
This old granary consists of three well preserved wooden mill buildings in their natural setting on the seafront at Tau in Strand, Ryfylke, right beside the modern mill.
Art and museums
Stavanger
Sølvberget galleri is a non commercial gallery, presenting contemporary art by national and international artists.
Art and museums
Hå
The Jæren coast is a treacherous strip for ships. Several ships have run aground in bygone times. Some houses are built with material from wrecked ships.
Art and museums
Jøssingfjorden
Jøssingfjord Science Museum is an exciting and future-oriented initiative of great national and international importance. The Science Museum will be the only one of its kind in Norway focusing on the connection between geology and mining.