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Preikestolen (the Pulpit Rock) and the Lysefjord, Norway
The Stavanger Region
Welcome to the European Capital of Culture 2008. Experience festivals, events and concerts, and discover fjords, mountains and beaches.
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Last updated: 23 October 2008
Explore Stavanger
Getting here and around
Direct flights from several destinations in Europe make it easy to visit the Stavanger Region, whether it is for business or pleasure.
Interest: Transportation
Getting here and around
Where to stay
Choose between a country inn in an historic setting, a cottage by the fjord, private accommodation, a lighthouse on the coast or a hotel in the city.
Interest: Where to stay
Where to stay
Scenic attractions
Kjerag is a majestic mountain plateau some 1,000 metres above the Lysefjord. Preikestolen, or the Pulpit Rock, is in the same area.
Interest: Nature attractions, Fjords & Mountains
Scenic attractions
Tour suggestions
Go on a sightseeing tour of Stavanger, the Lysefjord or Norway’s only "palm island". Rent a bicycle or car and explore the region on your own.
Interest: Tour suggestions, Fjords & Mountains
Tour suggestions
What to do
Explore nature, go on a fjord cruise, ascend Preikestolen and visit a museum. As the European Capital of Culture there are many events to choose from.
Interest: Museums & Galleries, Biking, Safari, Water activites, Fjords & Mountains
What to do
Dining
Experience the Gladmat food festival or visit the restaurant in Sandnes ran by the Bocuse d’Or winning chef Charles Tjessem.
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Dining
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The Stavanger Region can offer a wide range of shopping opportunities - shopping centres, charming city shopping, niche boutiques and factory outlets.
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Key facts about the Stavanger Region
The Stavanger Region contains the municipalities, cities and towns of Randaberg, Stavanger, Sandnes, Sola, Gjesdal, Klepp, Time and Hå.
Key facts about the Stavanger Region
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The Tourist Information Offices in Stavanger and Sandnes can help you with just about any query.
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The Stavanger Region
The Stavanger Region
Welcome to the European Capital of Culture 2008. Experience festivals, events and concerts, and discover fjords, mountains and beaches.
The Stavanger Region
Where to stay
Where to stay
Choose between a country inn in an historic setting, a cottage by the fjord, private accommodation, a lighthouse on the coast or a hotel in the city.
Where to stay
What to do
What to do
Explore nature, go on a fjord cruise, ascend Preikestolen and visit a museum. As the European Capital of Culture there are many events to choose from.
What to do
Scenic attractions
Scenic attractions
Kjerag is a majestic mountain plateau some 1,000 metres above the Lysefjord. Preikestolen, or the Pulpit Rock, is in the same area.
Scenic attractions
Getting here and around
Getting here and around
Direct flights from several destinations in Europe make it easy to visit the Stavanger Region, whether it is for business or pleasure.
Getting here and around
Tour suggestions
Tour suggestions
Go on a sightseeing tour of Stavanger, the Lysefjord or Norway’s only "palm island". Rent a bicycle or car and explore the region on your own.
Tour suggestions
Key facts about the Stavanger Region
Key facts about the Stavanger Region
The Stavanger Region contains the municipalities, cities and towns of Randaberg, Stavanger, Sandnes, Sola, Gjesdal, Klepp, Time and Hå.
Key facts about the Stavanger Region
Tourist information in Stavanger and Sandnes
Tourist information in Stavanger and Sandnes
The Tourist Information Offices in Stavanger and Sandnes can help you with just about any query.
Tourist information in Stavanger and Sandnes
Shopping
Shopping
The Stavanger Region can offer a wide range of shopping opportunities - shopping centres, charming city shopping, niche boutiques and factory outlets.
Shopping
Dining
Dining
Experience the Gladmat food festival or visit the restaurant in Sandnes ran by the Bocuse d’Or winning chef Charles Tjessem.
Dining
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