What to see and do

Those who choose to go on the trip to Storaberget will see both older and newer cultural monuments along the way. Well up at the top, a magnificent view opens up in all directions. In good weather, you can see not only Riskalandet and the lakes Lutsi...

Stavanger Adventure offers premium private guided hikes – with a maximum of 4 guests per group for a more personal and exclusive experience. Discover Lima in Gjesdal, and Eikefjellet.

Migaren is a 400-meter-long Via Ferrata that winds along the rock face and through a waterfall in the Jøssingfjord.

Kvitevik is an area with two good beaches, picnic area and good places for fishing.

Feistein lighthouse is situated on an island two kilometres west of the Sele marina. It was in use for the first time in 1859. The buildings that remain today; the lighthouse tower, lighthouse keeper's residence, the annexe and the boatshed are all p...

Helly Hansen Stavanger is a Norwegian outdoor and lifestyle shop in the heart of Stavanger city centre.

Gamlingen in Stavanger is a heated outdoor swimming pool that is open the whole year. Just next to the Stavanger Mosvangen Camping.

Adventures in Norway offers a guided hike to Preikestolen. Enjoy the Lysefjord, fresh air, and iconic cliffs in Norway's breathtaking countryside.

Egersund Fayancemuseum conveys the history of Egersunds Fayancefabrik (1847-1979). The factory made a variety of products from clay, such as cups and vessels, vases, and ornaments. If you and your family want to make something out of clay, you can bo...

An exciting day trip that gives you a taste of Stavanger's best nature, waterfalls, history, traditional food and culture - all in one day!

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.

Kolbeinstveit is an old farmstead in Suldal in Ryfylke, with farm animals and friendly hosts.

At the idyllic Vaulen bathing area, you will find six small sandy beaches facing the Gandsfjord. Vaulen is one of Stavanger's most visited bathing spots.

At Sirdal Mountain Museum a collection of buildings and artefacts from Sirdal is presented, where the oldest building is from the 1770s. 

Huge hiking area northeast in Sandnes with several mountains and ponds.

Climb through Northern Europe's largest boulder field, hike to Månafossen, and experience Norwegian fjords, culture, and history, all in one day!

Ruins of a fortress. The fortress is mentioned in Snorre's saga literature, assumably, the Viking king Kjotve the rich sought refuge there after losing the battle against Harald Fairhair at Hafrsfjord.

Idyllic island of Kvitsøy lies far out on the fjord between Haugesund and Stavanger. It is the smallest of Ryfylke's municipalities. The island is home to one of Ryfylkemuseets finest museum sites, Kvitsøy Hummermuseet.

A varied and slightly hilly cycle route southwest of Stavanger city centre. You pass through residential areas, then through forest, after a while along the sea, and in the end along a peaceful hiking path at Madla.

Stavanger, the Norwegian street art capital of Norway! Paul Harfleet is a London-based artist, writer and designer who has been planting pansies, a garden flower that shares its name with a homophobic slur, at sites of homophobic abuse for 15 years.