Travel by bus to Stavanger

Stavanger is a city with a lot to offer. Have a nice start to your day with a walk down to the harbour and along the historic row of sea houses before proceeding into the charming pedestrian street in Gamle Stavanger with its white painted wooden houses. From white, continue to Øvre Holmegate, the unique Fargegata (colour street), where the houses are painted in all the colors of the rainbow. Here, you can take a break at a café, browse through a niche shop, or visit an art outlet. Remember to bring your camera!

Stavanger has a lot to offer when it comes to street art, ranging from large murals to small works by well-known street art artists. If you're interested in culture, you should also visit and experience some of the city's many exciting museums; for example, the Norwegian Petroleum Museum and the Viking House.

For those seeking excitement and fun, take a trip to the largest amusement park in Western Norway, Kongeparken. Here, you are guaranteed plenty of activities and fun for both the young and those who's young at heart.

Setter du pris på god mat, er du i riktig by. Stavanger er matbyen med noen av Norges beste restauranter, her det bare å velge og vrake, du finner nemlig spisesteder i alle sjangre og prisklasser.

Near Stavanger, you'll find several of Norway's most unique natural wonders, such as Lysefjorden, Preikestolen, and Kjeragbolten. Many people travel here to experience the breathtaking views and photograph the spectacular sceneries.

Solastranden is a popular destination for those who enjoy swimming, surfing, or kiting. There are generally favourable wind conditions, and several operators offer courses if you want to try something new.

More information about Stavanger as destination at Visit Norway