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Holidays in Stavanger

The world is vast, life is fleeting and your bucket list is long. So buy that ticket, pack your bags and explore the sights of Stavanger!

Get ready to meet some new besties! Around 120,000 people call this city home.

To reach Stavanger from Oslo, the national capital, you'd need to venture 300 kilometres to the southwest. Another good point of reference is Rennesoy, which lies 14 kilometres to the north.

Holidays with the kids are all about making memories that will last forever. When it comes to doing things that the whole family will enjoy, you needn't look further than Kongeparken and Actionball Event.

Stavanger has some fantastic green spaces where you can check out a wide range of plant specimens. The Flor and Fjaere and the Stavanger Botanical Garden are the must-visits.

Fill your shopping basket with quality cheese and other snacks and indulge in a picnic at Sandvedparken. The Rosendal og Ramsvik Kolonihagen is also a top spot for an alfresco bite.

Make the most of your time in Stavanger by getting some advice from the friendly staff at Sandnes Tourist Information Office. Kvadrat Tourist Information and Stavanger Tourist Information Office also offer visitors an array of useful resources such as pamphlets and maps.

Start your day in a peaceful way by watching the sun's rays shimmering on the mirror-like water at Tengesdal Lake.

Is there anything more soothing than feeling the salty breeze on your face and listening to the sounds of the sea? Plan a day out at Vaulen Beach if you're longing for a bit of breathing time.

Stavanger has a number of nature reserves, such as Preikestolen and Kjeragbolten. Kjerag and Sandnes Figgjoelva Gjesdal are two more that are worth checking out.

If you want to discover a new thing or two or just escape a wet-weather day, the Norwegian Petroleum Museum and the Norwegian Canning Museum should be on your list. Ask about group tours or study the eye-opening displays on your own. Museum nerds should also pencil in visits to Telecom Museum and Iron Age Farm.

Boat construction and navigation techniques have played a huge role in shaping many countries throughout the globe. To find out more about the nautical history of the region, make your way to the Stavanger Maritime Museum.

Satisfy your inquisitive mind with some time at the Science Factory. When you're there, don't forget to enquire about any special exhibits. Believe us, you won't want to miss a single thing!

As every traveller knows, our revolving planet is an amazing place. Nowhere is this more obvious than in the overflowing cabinets and displays at the Stavanger Museum and the Museum of Archaeology.

When it comes to gallery hopping, those who love their art are in luck. The Rogaland Art Museum is just one place to spend your afternoon. Once you're done there, continue on to the inventive collections of the Mølleparken and Galleri Carrie.

If you consider yourself a history enthusiast, discover the engrossing exhibits that bring to life people, places and events of yesteryear at the Krossens Havremolle. The Breidablikk and the Roots of the Vikings are two more institutions which aim to collect, preserve and share the rich heritage of this region.

Stavanger offers lots of important historic sites. Why not start digging into the city's past at Ledaal and Valberg Tower? If you're still hungry for more, the Broken Column and Old Stavanger should be next on your itinerary.

Discover the city's cultural traditions at Stavanger Cathedral and Gand Church. Hoyland Church and Sandnes Church also appeal to many spiritual travellers.

Sometimes it's a place's less popular attractions that deliver the biggest surprises. With that in mind, you ought to think about visiting Lysefjord Bridge, Mosvangen Park and Mollebukta.

Hotels in Stavanger

If you'd rather spend money on adventures than on accommodations, the Skansen Hotel and the Stavanger Lille Hotel are a couple of places you should check out. Though, if you're the type who likes to live in the lap of luxury on holiday, the Scandic Stavanger Forus or the Radisson Blu Royal Hotel, Stavanger will be more up your alley.