Cheap Holidays to Stavanger

Stavanger Holidays

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Holidays in Stavanger

Dig out your suitcase and get your camera ready. Stavanger has lots of surprises up its sleeve.

Of course, it isn't just the sights that make a city unique — there's also the people who call it home. In this part of Rogaland, there's 120,000 of them.

The country's capital, Oslo, lies 190 miles northeast of Stavanger. Rennesoy lies 9 miles to the north.

There's heaps of family fun to be found here. From Kongeparken to Actionball Event, the little ones won't be disappointed!

Spend some hours exploring the Flor and Fjaere and the Stavanger Botanical Garden, where you can view a fantastic variety of plant and flower species.

Spread out a blanket and watch the clouds pass overhead at an urban oasis like Preikestolen and Kjeragbolten. Also think about kicking back and whiling away an afternoon at Kjerag or Mosvangen Park.

Make the most of your time in Stavanger by getting some help from the experts at Sandnes Tourist Information Office. Kvadrat Tourist Information and Stavanger Tourist Information Office also offer visitors a range of handy resources such as maps and brochures.

Enjoy a delightful start to your day by witnessing the sun's rays shining on the still water at Tengesdal Lake.

Oh, I do like to be beside the seaside! If that's something you often get stuck in your head, make sure you squeeze in a trip to Vaulen Beach.

You probably know about its best shopping centres or squares, but don't forget that Stavanger has some impressive natural sanctuaries too. Sandnes Figgjoelva Gjesdal and Green Route City Centre are two names to keep in mind. For those who haven't quite had their fill, Dalsnuten and Veraland are two more worth checking out.

Head to the Stavanger Museum or the Norwegian Petroleum Museum if the weather's no good. Study the eye-opening displays or just take a moment in the calm settings. If you have extra time, also go to the Museum of Archaeology and the Science Factory.

Uncover the seafaring past of the region while admiring the nautical tales and artefacts that are housed at the Stavanger Maritime Museum.

Grab an extra strong cup of coffee — you've got a big day of gallery hopping to get stuck into. The Rogaland Art Museum is one of the most popular places to start. Next on the map are the unique collections of the Mølleparken and Galleri Carrie.

If you like to think of yourself as a history lover, experience the absorbing exhibits that bring to life people, places and events of yesteryear at the Krossens Havremolle. Are you eager to discover even more? Then put the Breidablikk and the Roots of the Vikings on your agenda as well.

Stavanger delivers the goods when it comes to historic sites. You'll be able to get a better awareness of the city's heritage at Ledaal and Valberg Tower. If that's not enough to satisfy your inner history nerd, extend your sightseeing to the Broken Column and Old Stavanger.

Customers interested in the city's religious heritage should organise a visit to Stavanger Cathedral and Gand Church. You can get an even deeper insight into the city's beliefs at Hoyland Church and Sandnes Church.

While it is tempting to focus on seeing the star attractions here, Stavanger also has some great lesser-known sights. Lysefjord Bridge is one noteworthy example. Mollebukta might be a good alternative.