What started as a hairdresser's wish to turn his street into something beautiful instead morphed…read moreinto a small neighborhood that attracts so much attention. The color streets are really so vibrant. Walking through the rainbow of colored buildings just exudes joy and happiness. What was once a neighborhood full of drab gray buildings is now filled with unique cafes and shops. Perfect place to grab a hibiscus tea from Efendi Tea and Coffee House or take a selfie. Definitely worth a stop while exploring Stavanger.

THREE SWORDS MONUMENT: What an awesome and mammoth sculpture, so tastefully done in Nordic fashion…read more Symbolizing unity and peace, the idea and sculpture looks very "Lord of the Rings" like. Visually stunning. Took the bus from city centre for 11 bus stops and we were at a little beach park. The swords are very striking. You can climb the rocks and access it very easily. Lots of park benches and a snack/ice cream kiosk in the parking lot.

The site where many viking leaders fell. Commemorated by 3 large swords in honor of each one. It's…read morecrazy who it just sticks out of the land next to the water. We came on a slightly foggy greg day buying t was still a beautiful thing to see

Beautiful little restaurant looking out over the harbor and a giant cruise ship today. We were…read moreseated quickly. Our pizza was just right crispy bubbly crust. The cheese was just right.

Amazing!! The staff were very kind here. We enjoyed eating here of our first night in Stavanger…read more The view upstairs is amazing, and quaint. We each got a pizza and shared them. I got the creamy mushroom and my husband got a spicy one. Both packed full of flavor. The crust was amazing.