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Located on the southwestern coast of Norway, Stavanger is a charming city known for its beautifully preserved wooden architecture and vibrant cultural scene. As the oil capital of the country, it combines modernity and tradition with ease, brimming with innovative museums like the Norwegian Petroleum Museum and captivating art installations in its beloved annual street art festival. Stavanger also serves as an ideal gateway to the Norwegian Fjords, including the famous Lysefjord with the iconic Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock) overlooking its stunning landscapes. A haven of fresh seafood, notable history, and stunning outdoor adventures, Stavanger embodies the quintessential Norwegian experience.

Stavanger

i felt safe, like in all norway. i reccomend hikes around because Stavanger is not big itself, we mostly cooked in aribnb, my friend had a car, we drove from lillehammer. i don’t have much money so it was cheaper by car than plane.

Agnieszka

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