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Tower used by the fire watch in the 1800s. Sits on a small hill with a view of the inner harbour.
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The other historical ship docked in the city centre. Built in 1950.
Coastal steamer built in 1929. One of the two historical ships docked in the city centre.
the coloured street
Street with vibrantly coloured houses, having some of Stavanger's best cafes and shops..
part of MUST
Free audio guide to take you through the entire museum, available upon request at the reception in German, English and Norwegian.
Stavanger domkirke
Stavanger Cathedral (Romanesque style from about 1125, with later Gothic additions) is the best preserved medieval cathedral in Norway and well worth a visit. The church patron saint is Saint Svithun. The pulpit was made by Andrew Smith in the 1650s and the stained glass by Victor Sparre in 1957.
Norsk Oljemuseum
The Norwegian Oil Museum is a very interesting building with fascinating information on Norway's oil industry, which got its start on Christmas eve 1969. Displays of submersibles, drilling equipment, a mock oil platform, and audio-visual presentations make for a good few hours. The museum caters to all ages.