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On the edge of Norway, close to the mighty North Sea coastline, you'll find the Stavanger region with its long stretches of beaches, fjords and mountains; from one contrast to another. Here you get the full range of experiences. How to travel here: Travelling by public transport, driving EVs, cycling and eating locally sourced food - this is all part of responsible tourism. Feel the sensation of being able to contribute to a greener world, while you travel. It's a good feeling.

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  • Vågen i Stavanger - sjøhus

    Stavanger

    From historic small-town charm to modern street art, welcome to an international fjord city that offers exciting experiences! The city of Stavanger is known for street art, good food, culture and proximity to beautiful natural attractions.

  • Vågen

    Sandnes

    In the county's second-largest city located in the very heart of the Gandsfjord you can find all you need; niche shopping, accommodation, a museum, a skate park and playground, cafes and restaurants. Plenty of activities for a nice holiday!

  • Dame går langs brusende bølger på en sandstrand på Jæren.

    Hå municipality offers high skies, beautiful beaches, vibrant agriculture, exciting museums and several cultural treasures.

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Attractions

  • To personer som nyter utsikten over Lysefjorden fra Kjerag.

    Kjerag

    Kjerag – The Majesty of the Lysefjord. Towering at an impressive 1,132 meters, Kjerag is the highest peak along Lysefjord, offering a dramatic sight from the water below.

  • Lysefjorden omringet av høye fjell.

    The Lysefjord in Ryfylke

    The Lysefjord in Ryfylke is one of the longest fjords in Norway. Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock), Kjerag, and the Flørli stairs are the major attractions, and fjord cruises from Stavanger are a popular activity.

  • Flere folk som er på platået til Preikestolen.

    Preikestolen

    Preikestolen (the Pulpit Rock) towers 604 metres above the Lysefjord in Ryfylke, and has ranked top in international lists of unique nature-based experiences. Would you like to visit one of the biggest tourist attractions in Norway?

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Places to sleep

  • To tretopphytter i skogen i skumringen.

    Cabin and holiday homes

    Trekronå at Ogna

    The Jæren beaches

    Have you ever dreamt of sleeping in a treetop cabin as a child? This is now possible in these treetop cabins at Jæren near Stavanger.

  • Eilert Smith Hotel

    Hotel

    Eilert Smith Hotel in Stavanger

    Stavanger

    Eilert Smith Hotel, a member of Small Luxury Hotels of The World, is the place for those seeking tranquillity and top quality, yet located in the city centre.

  • Blå himmel og snøroser sett fra innsiden av glampinghytte i taket.

    Cabin and holiday homes

    Ecolodge in Sirdal

    Sirdal

    Sleep under the stars in spectacular glamping ecolodges in Sirdal. Built for the future - only in sustainable materials!

Michelin-rett Renaa
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Edge Excellence - A taste of the stars

the Stavanger regionNorway's food destination

Food excellence and MICHELIN stars

Spectacular food

  • Sven Erik Renaa og team jobber sammen på Michelin-restauranten RENAA med matlaging og anretning.

    Restaurant

    RE-NAA

    Stavanger

    3-star MICHELIN restaurant in Stavanger! Sven Erik Renaa and the team offer their best in a set menu.

  • Sushi

    Restaurant

    Sabi Omakase

    Stavanger

    Sabi Omakase was the first sushi restaurant to receive MICHELIN status in Norway! Sushi master Roger Asakil Joya creates art on a plate!

  • People eating a meal at a restaurant in Stavanger. Three men at the table.

    Restaurant

    Bellies restaurant in Stavanger

    Stavanger

    Bellies is Stavanger's first and only restaurant with only vegan food on the menu. The best of plant-based ingredients. Endless opportunities for tasty dishes.

Family fun

Kids on the edge

  • SkogSprett

    Climbing, canyoning and zip wire

    SkogSprett Klatrepark

    Sandnes

    SkogSprett Klatrepark is a unique climbing park located in beautiful Melsheia in Sandnes. SkogSprett offers three different activities: a net park for even small children, a state-of-the-art climbing park and SUP courses.

  • Small child climbing with harness in inside playpark Playground

    Adventure parks and family parks

    Playground Stavanger

    Stavanger

    Playground is the Nordic region's toughest action sports park run by professional enthusiasts. You're welcome here, whether you're a beginner or have done action sports before.

  • Stupet

    Amusement parks

    Kongeparken Daypass

    Ålgård

    All Kongeparken Daypasses give you access to the park and give you a day full of magic and excitement. In the park, over 60 attractions and experiences await you and your family. Brumle and all his friends welcome to Kongeparken.

street art stavanger by Hera for Nuart. Project Trains, Planes & Automobiles
© Brian Tallman Photography

Explore the Rebellious Edge

Art and cultureat the forefront

Explore the Rebellious Edge

Nuart Street Art

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  • Velkommen til Stavanger turistkontor!

    Tourist information

    Stavanger Tourist Information Office

    Stavanger

    The Tourist Information Office in Stavanger is located at Strandkaien, next to the harbour between the cruise ships and the historic Old Stavanger. 

  • Turistinformasjonen ligger på Ruten i Sandnes.

    Tourist information

    Sandnes tourist information

    Sandnes

    Our employees at the Sandnes tourist information office know and love the region, and will do their best in order to offering you an unforgettable experience. 

  • Tourist information

    Egersund Tourist Information

    Egersund

    The tourist information office in Egersund is located at Jernbaneveien 18, by the bus station and the guest harbour, 900 meters from the railway station.