Stavanger Tourism

Sitting in the serene locales of Southwest Norway, Stavanger was developed around a cathedral which dates back to the twelfth century. With its natural surroundings, numerous waterways and the seaside location, this place becomes a go to spot for numerous tourists and vacationers who wish to enjoy a playful holidaying experience away from the humdrums of the city. Having sea around most of its boundary, Stavanger becomes nothing less than a water wonderland. The peaceful vibes of this west coast city have attracted thousands of nature lovers towards its serene surroundings and chill vibes. 

While places like Pulpit rock and Gamle Stavanger mesmerise tourists with their splendid scenery and classy alleyways, the Stavanger City Museum and the Norweighian Petroleum Museum on the other side bestow loads of knowledge regarding the past as well as the current developments of this town.  All the adventure enthusiasts who can walk an extra mile to experience how wonderful nature is can trek towards Lysefjord to gaze into the epic and dramatic landscape. The peacekeepers can visit Jernaldergården to spend an evening along an iron age farm, away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

Stavanger has an average yearly temperature of 14.9 degree celsius, thus people will be offered a comparatively dry and cold climate. Stavanger also experiences snowfall in the winters, which turns it into a winter wonderland.