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Adorable city, but there was little to do. The rest of my trip was spent hiking and kayaking, and I was just a little bored here, other than the pulpit rock hike, which I found short after trolltunga. If you are less outdoorsy then maybe you would like it. But I would say two days max here.
Locals say Stavanger is a smaller version of Bergen, but I beg to differ. First of all, the amount of tourists were less and therefore you have more time with the locals who are everywhere. There's street art. The petroleum museum explains a lot about the economy growth of Norway. City centre is fun to walk around. Definitely worth a couple of days.
I was hoping to stay longer in Stavanger but because of unsecured wifi at the hotel, I was unable to purchase bus tickets on line for our next destination. Instead we had to go to the bus station and buy them and leave at that time.
Climbing Pulpit Rick is the real highlight of the Stavanger area. Also enjoyed a fjord boat trip. Walking through Old Town was picturesque. City is very colorful and walkable. Lots of restaurants and pubs with out door seating to pick from and all pretty spendy!
Stavanger is the starting point for 2 tourist attractions but I see it more as 2 great hiking destinations. I didn't find Stavanger as beautiful as Odda, Loen, Ulvik, or many other places however it is a must visit location if you want to see preikestolen and kjerag.
Since the town is small, all touristic attractions in the town can be seen in one day or even less than that. However, many visitors are here to hike to Preikestolen. Hiking requires one full day. Thus, I would say that, at least, a 2-night stay will be needed, if a hiking is your main purpose of visiting this town. Do not forget to have proper equipment such as hiking shoes. Hiking with jeans and sneakers will be tough. Although there are many restaurants in the town, I would recommend Fisketorget. Dinner time seems to be always crowded. Reservation may be needed. However, lunch time should be much easier to get seated. Taste of fish soup was so good. Try it!
“It is s brand you hotel , room are big, nice lobby great breakfast. If you like jogging there are two trails starting from the hotel 5 and 10 km both are around lakes. ”
“Stavanger was a great base for day trips to Pulpit Rock and Kjerag! The kitchen is clean and plenty of facilities to chill out and have a break!”
“The bed was very comfortable and the price as for the Norway was not very expensive”
“I love the location of the hotel. It's right on the water, so if your room faces the harbor, you can watch the boats come and go. It's also a quick walk from restaurants and is right across the street from a fixed slackline (similar to a tight rope to test your balance), which we enjoyed walking across many times. The staff was helpful and kind, and the breakfast was wonderful. The hotel is also only a 12-minute walk from the bus station, which we used a couple of times to get to the mountains for hiking and to the airport.”
“Centrally located Value for Money good breakfast Late breakfast n chekout on sundays Airport buss just stops outside the hotel.”
