5 Top Must See and Do in Stavanger, Norway

Sure! Here are five enjoyable activities for the whole family to visit and experience in Stavanger, Norway:
1. Take a Lysefjord Cruise and Experience Pulpit Rock: Embark on an unforgettable adventure by boarding an electric boat and setting sail from downtown Stavanger to the magnificent Lysefjord and Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock). This 3-3.5 hour cruise offers breathtaking views, takes you to Vagabond's Cave, where outlaws once sought refuge, and allows you to witness the awe-inspiring Preikestolen, famous for Tom Cruise's daring climb in Mission Impossible 6. Get up close to the majestic Hengjanefossen waterfall and enjoy encounters with goats at the summer pastures in Lysefjord. Keep your eyes peeled for sunbathing seals on the rocks.
2. Explore Stavanger Sentrum: Discover the vibrant heart of Stavanger in Stavanger Sentrum. Walk along Øvre Holmegate, a charming street adorned with brightly painted houses, and soak up the lively atmosphere at the ferry terminal and marina. Indulge in diverse dining options, ranging from Thai and Indian to Italian cuisine. Enjoy shopping at clothing and sporting goods stores. Don't miss the Norwegian Petroleum Museum, offering interactive exhibits that shed light on Norway's offshore oil industry. For panoramic views of the city and its surroundings, visit the Valberget lookout tower.
3. Wander through Norway's Most Colorful Street: Stroll down Øvre Holmegate, affectionately known as the Color Street (Fargegaten). Transformed in 2005 by a local hairdresser who aimed to create a vibrant environment, this street in the old shopping district of Stavanger boasts a kaleidoscope of colors and charming shops.
4. Visit the Valberg Tower: Explore the Valberg Tower (Valbergtårnet), a historic structure that served as the observation tower and residence for watchmen in Stavanger from 1850 to 1853. Designed by Chr. Grosch, the tower played a crucial role in alerting the town to fires.
5. Experience the Stavanger Maritime Museum: Immerse yourself in the rich maritime heritage of Stavanger at the Stavanger Maritime Museum. Admire beautifully restored ships, learn about seafaring life, and explore exhibits that highlight the city's deep connection to the sea.
These activities promise a memorable and enjoyable time for the entire family in Stavanger, Norway! 🇳🇴
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0:39 Lysefjord Cruise Overview
1:29 Norwegian Petroleum Museum
5:07 Lysefjord Supension Bridge
7:29 Vagabond's Cave
8:35 Feeding Wild Goats
9:47 Preikestolen
11:24 Hengjanefossen Waterfall
13:32 Lysefjord Cruise and Hike Pulpit Rock
16:30 Exploring Stavanger
17:53 Norway’s Most Colourful Street
19:08 St Petri Kirke
19:43 Valberg Tower
FILMED SEPTEMBER 2022

[@chrysokitsou7611]

hi there, can you please share the LINK to the BOAT CRUISE (COMPANY the actual cruise title?) . At 14:40' you mentioned info about the cruise but i do not see anywhere the actual link to it. That would be very useful to us. thank you very much, otherwise a very very useful and thoughtful video!

[@chasingadeline]

Thank so much for letting me know!!! Here is the link rodne.no/en/fjordcruise/lysefjord-preikestolen/ I have also included in the video description to help others.

[@chrysokitsou7611]

thank you so much! i have watched your video 3 times as it is really helpful! keep up the good work!

[@TheWrightLifeTravelChannel]

The vagabond cave seems like the perfect place for a traveller!! That waterfall was out of this world!!

[@chasingadeline]

yes, that waterfall was amazing. the best part was the fact they got so close to it.

[@roxysreruns4356]

Magnificent views! Norway is beautiful!!

[@chasingadeline]

Thanks 🙏

[@asbjrnknutsen8761]

Thank you again for these nice Videos. :) Brilliant narration!

[@chasingadeline]

Glad you like them!

[@tscoffey1]

Wife and I are taking that hike up to Pulpit Rock in 3 weeks. Getting our hiking legs tuned up here in Ohio in preparation.

[@chasingadeline]

Thank you for your comment on my KZbin channel! Doing the pulpit rock hike is absolutely worth it. Even my five-year-old had no problem going there and back. The views are spectacular! I hope my video provided you with valuable information, and I appreciate you taking the time to watch it.

[@rventures1021]

New to your channel!! Beautiful! place!! Thanks for sharing!! Look forward to following your adventures.

[@chasingadeline]

Thanks and welcome

[@AlanMETALMAN]

Great way to see the county on a cruise and not a bad day for it either. The waterfalls did look amazing, something I always enjoy seeing and those goats were super tame mind. Now Hengjanefossen waterfall was such a spectacular sight and real cool you were able to get so close to it too. I like the sound of the bus/hike and what a view from the summit you must get. The food looked real nice and not yukky at all but you are never far away from a MacDonald's where ever you go in the world lol. Looked another great day out, cheers Alan

[@chasingadeline]

thanks for watching!!! I plan to have a 48-hour layover in Tokyo on my way to New Zealand next month and will do a video about the Japanese McDonalds. lol

[@sebastianflesjandersen939]

We actually stopped having a "state church" back in 2012 so church and state are separated now. Traditionally Norway is Lutheran. Awesome video😃

[@chasingadeline]

Thank you for sharing that fact. I did not know that. Oh and thank you for taking the time to watch our video :)

[@margottheuns8825]

Realy nice that you are also saying what everything kosts. When you are travelling, you can make a choice what you can afford to do 😊

[@chasingadeline]

Thank you for watching our video!! Yes, I like to show people how much things cost so it can help them with their travel

[@karlerikgrimstad9818]

The tunnel between Tau and Stavanger changes colour, and my nephews like to guess the color when we drive through it 😊

[@chasingadeline]

I thought it was a different color when we went back through it. I just did not remember it. thanks for sharing that fact.

[@NorwayHikesTrails]

Loks as if you had a nice time in Stavanger. Take care 👍

[@chasingadeline]

Thanks, you too!

[@chefbrixofficialvlog4842]

LK#2 Wow...what a beautiful place. Nice sharing, my friend. Have a safe trip. God bless

[@chasingadeline]

Thanks for visiting

[@ImperialMJG]

Cool. Yes we are two cities grown into 1 but we still feel the identity to our own municipality. You can sort of look at it like a healthy "rivalry" between like a "east vs west" in a city. Though here it would be South vs North. I am a fan of Viking FK (soccer club) which is from Stavanger. Even though Sandnes have its own pro team (but a league below the top flight), Sandnes Ulf. I even played at Sandnes Ulf from 6 to 18 years old. But Viking is my team. My step father took me to all the matches as a kid. Btw Sandnes was not a pro club until late 2000s...when I stopped (Iam 34 now). Also I dont know what you have, but we have paid vacation so of course we take it. Best regards Mads from Sandnes.

[@chasingadeline]

Thank you for sharing this information!!! We really enjoyed visiting Norway 🇳🇴 oh and thank you for watching our video

[@RYGAMINGBEAST]

love this place🥺

[@chasingadeline]

thanks

[@angelatanurdzic7508]

Norway is beautiful ❤

[@chasingadeline]

It truly is!! we really enjoyed visiting Norway 🇳🇴

[@karlerikgrimstad9818]

the video is so good, I wish you could see Bergen, the aquarium and Fløyen😊

[@chasingadeline]

Maybe one day! we really fall in love with Norway

[@hawaiisteel808]

is such a nice video and you tell well too😊😄

[@chasingadeline]

Thank you so much 😀

[@MrOkiparker]

The wee cave ....they would of explained about the three thieves that lived there and showed you the post box on the wall.

[@chasingadeline]

Thank you for sharing that information

[@protectthechildrenfromchom7350]

Welcome to Stavanger. I hope you enjoyed it

[@chasingadeline]

Thank you!!! And thank you for watching!!! We really enjoyed seeing Stavanger

[@KCtravel9]

Great video!!! Can you share the link to the company you used for the hike to pulpit rock? Thanks!

[@chasingadeline]

Thank you 🙏. We had a car rental so we did the hike on our own.

[@GolgePekin]

thank you oslo bergen alesund toldehim videos

[@chasingadeline]

thank you for watching...more videos form Norway will be coming soon. So please stay tuned.

[@lyramidsummer5508]

Only an America could pronounce Stavanger like you did. Only pulling your leg😅

[@chasingadeline]

LOL 😂!!! Thank you for watching our video!!! 👍❤️

[@arildtronstadhagen4337]

stavanger is the 4th largest city in Norway, not the 3rd

[@chasingadeline]

Thank you for that fact. I guess Wikipedia was wrong.

[@espenlinjal]

@@chasingadeline Stavanger is the third largest Urban area in Norway but is only the Fourth largest municipality so its either third or fourth depending on your definition of a city

[@YesssHeee]

Nice video ❤ Im from Norway😊. But u cant say "good burger” for Mc burger 😢

[@chasingadeline]

Sorry! I was too hungry 🤤 thanks for watching