OFFICE DU TOURISME DE STAVANGER
This regional tourist office is very attentive and speaks several languages. They'll give you all the advice you need to discover Stavanger and its beautiful region. Highlights include the city of Stavanger, but also the neighboring islands, mountains, fjords, the famous viewpoints from Kjerag and Preikestolen, not forgetting the magnificent beaches of Jæren, the lunar landscapes of the UNESCO-recognized Magma Geopark or the winter landscapes of Sirdal.
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Opening time and information on OFFICE DU TOURISME DE STAVANGER
Open Monday to Sunday, 7 a.m. to 8 p.m., June 1 to August 31. Open the rest of the year Monday to Friday 9am to 4pm, Saturday 9am to 2pm.
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The Stavanger area has a lot to offer - the city with its spectacular street art, the Stavanger Art Museum, some of Norway's best restaurants, museums for all ages, Old Stavanger, Stavanger Cathedral and the street of colors, Fargegaten. All of this is close to countless green islands in Finnøy and Rennesøy, including the absolute gem of an island in the middle of the ocean, Kvitsøy.
If you move further south, and into the fjords, you will find Sandnes, with one of Norway's most famous natural icons, Kjerag Rock. The contrasts are great as you move further south along the beaches of Jæren and the Norwegian scenic route Jæren, with the ever-changing light that has inspired artists since the dawn of time, the mountains, waterfalls and fjords in majestic harmony and the lunar landscape of the UNESCO Magma World Geopark, and last but not least, a winter wonderland in Sirdal. You won't be disappointed.
The Stavanger region has it all! Velkommen!
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On avait quelques questions sur les balades à faire à pied et les randonnées. On aimait les parcs et la nature aussi. Le monsieur nous à peine répondu, on avait l'impression qu'il n'y avait rien à faire dans la ville, on était forcément déçu. Il a fallu qu'on aille sur tripatvisor pour trouver nous même des balades. Par exemple il y a un super parc floral ( flor og Fjaere) sur une île accessible en bateau depuis stavanger et aucune mention à l'Office de tourisme de cette activité sympa.
Attention aussi aux timbres achetés à l'Office de tourisme, j'ai payé 29NOK/timbre Europe et 35NOK/timbre internationale. Je ne sais pas quel était les tarifs à la poste mais ça m'a semblait très cher à l'unité.