Guidebook for Stavanger
Food Scene
Casa Gio
48 PedersgataBest italian in town
Sabi Sushi Stavanger
38 PedersgataGreat sushi
Hverdagsgodt AS
23 PedersgataZouq Restaurant & Take away
4 PedersgataDrinks & Nightlife
Martinique
14 NytorgetHall Toll
2 SkansegataFeaturing a huge selection of literally hundreds of both draught and speciality bottled beers, Cardinal is a popular city centre watering hole. Regular beer-tasting sessions are arranged at this venue, which is located close to the Vågen harbourside. Tuesday night is quiz night.
62 locals recommend
Cardinal
21 SkagenFeaturing a huge selection of literally hundreds of both draught and speciality bottled beers, Cardinal is a popular city centre watering hole. Regular beer-tasting sessions are arranged at this venue, which is located close to the Vågen harbourside. Tuesday night is quiz night.
Parks & Nature
Kjerag - The Majesty of the Lysefjord, Forsand in Ryfylke. At 1084 metres, Kjerag towers above the other peaks along the Lysefjord.
199 locals recommend
Kjerag
Kjerag - The Majesty of the Lysefjord, Forsand in Ryfylke. At 1084 metres, Kjerag towers above the other peaks along the Lysefjord.
Preikestolen (the Pulpit Rock), the most famous tourist attraction in Ryfylke, towers an impressive 604 metres over the Lysefjord.
453 locals recommend
Pulpit Rock
Preikestolen (the Pulpit Rock), the most famous tourist attraction in Ryfylke, towers an impressive 604 metres over the Lysefjord.
Skomakarnibbå or "The Shoemaker's Crag") towers 700 meters above the Jøsenfjord. The rock formation is a good kept secret and a true hidden pearl, with few visitors.
11 locals recommend
Skomakernibba
Skomakarnibbå or "The Shoemaker's Crag") towers 700 meters above the Jøsenfjord. The rock formation is a good kept secret and a true hidden pearl, with few visitors.
Essentials
Joker Jelsagata
1 JelsagataArts & Culture
The oil industry has played a vital part in making Norway one of the world's richest countries. This museum tells the story of the industry and explains how oil and gas were originally formed and how they are extracted, refined and used. A 3D film is shown in the cinema, and visitors can take part in a virtual trip out to the oil platforms in the North Sea
202 locals recommend
Norwegian Petroleum Museum
1a KjeringholmenThe oil industry has played a vital part in making Norway one of the world's richest countries. This museum tells the story of the industry and explains how oil and gas were originally formed and how they are extracted, refined and used. A 3D film is shown in the cinema, and visitors can take part in a virtual trip out to the oil platforms in the North Sea