— 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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City sightseeing
Jørpeland
Jørpeland is situated by the fjord, about 30 minutes from Stavanger. This small Ryfylke town has a selection of shops that offer a wide range of products, ranging from food to toys, sports equipment and furniture.
City sightseeing
Stavanger
A guided city walk is an excellent way to explore Stavanger's many hidden treasures. In the company of the city's connoisseurs, we will prick up our ears and let ourselves be surprised by the stories that lurk in the city's streets.
City sightseeing
Egersund
Experience Dalane Folkemuseum's rich cultural-historical collections through a guided tour of the museum facility at Slettebø in Egersund.
City sightseeing
Stavanger
Experience Stavanger's history on this 3-hour tour, from the royal residence to historic landmarks and the Iron Age farm. Explore Old Stavanger at the end.
City sightseeing
Stavanger
GuideCompaniet takes you on a culinary experience through Pedersgata in Stavanger.
City sightseeing
Stavanger
What better way to discover Stavanger than to go on local tasting adventure! Join a guided culinary walk to experience the city's culture and enjoy delicious specialities from the Norwegian cuisine.
City sightseeing
Bryne
Fotland mill was built in 1845, and it is idyllically located by Fotlandsfossen, the largest waterfall on Jæren. The restored buildings are today a museum and exhibition space for art.
City sightseeing
Stavanger
Riding a Segway is a fun and easy way of getting oriented in a city. Together with an authorised Segway guide, we ride smoothly through the streets of Stavanger.
City sightseeing
Randaberg
Vistehola, also called Svarthola is one of Norway's oldest Stone Age settlements. Here, among other things, one of the best-preserved skeletons from the Stone Age, the so-called Vistegutten, was found.
City sightseeing
Magma UNESCO Global Geopark
The Dutch Quarter in Flekkefjord is the charming area where traditional meets modern. The old part of the city is known for its wooden, white, historical houses and narrow cobblestone streets. As a beautiful contrast, more than 30 pieces of street art are spread around the city and most of them are seen in the historical Dutch Quarter.
City sightseeing
Sola
Tananger Coastal Collections displays several boats from the 19th century. Exhibited objects document life along the coast and work at sea, providing key insights into coastal history.