Erling Skjalgsson monument
4097 Sola
51 65 33 00
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Erling Skjalgsson monument is sited near the Ruinkirken. The monument was erected in memory of Erling Skjalgsson (975-1028), Solas most famous 'son'. Erling Skjalgsson was king (herse) in south west Norway. This Viking chief is credited with having introduced Christianity to Rogaland.
The current church is built on the ruins of an early 12th century Roman stone church. At…
Solastranden is a 2,3 km long beach close to the airport. It is one of the most popular…
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The stone crosses at Tjora date from around 1150 AD. Before churches were built, these…
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The burial mounds at Rege date from the Bronze Age (approx. 1800-500 BC). One of the…
At Ytraberget are the ruins of a stone fortress from the age of migration, dated 300…
Hafrsfjord is situated north at Jæren and is 9 km long and leading to the airport. The…
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Monsen House in Tananger, oldest part built in 1732, was one of the first houses in the…
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Sola municipality, Sola
Sola ruinkyrkje (ruin church), Sola
The stone crosses at Tjora, Sola
Monsen House in Tananger, Sola
Ytraberget by Hafrsfjord, Sola
Sola beach, SolaSolastranden is a 2,3 km long beach close to the airport. It is one of the most popular beaches in the Stavanger region, and a well used spot for wind- and watersports. Traces of WWII structures can be seen in the southern end of the beach.
Ræge beach, SolaRægestranden beach is a nice little beach next to Sola beach, and is often more quiet than Sola beach. Nice hiking areas surrounded by rocky shores and cliffs. Also a 300-meter long sandy beach.
Ølberg beach, SolaSandy beach southwest of the airport and near Ølberg harbour. Toilets at the camping ground. Kiosk near the harbour. Parking at the kiosk and Ølberg harbour.
Vigdel beach, SolaVigdelstranden beach is ideal for families with small children as it's a shallow beach. Photographers also like to visit the area, as it is varied in terms of landscape; a nice blend of flat and rocky terrain.
Hellestø/Byberg/Skarasanden, SolaIn this area there are several breathtaking beaches with possibility for both swimming and hiking. The annual kite festival is held at the Skarasanden with thousands of attendants, both kids and adults.
Tananger harbour, Sola
The burial mounds at Rege, Sola
Walk along the harbour, Sola
Sola hike (Solaturen), SolaThe hike is marked with red T's as the 10th Sola hike - one of the local hikes in Sola. An easy hike in the open cultural landscapes at Utsola. A nice round trip passing Sola ruin church. The original medieval church is assumed listed between 1120-1130 century and was in use until 1842 when the new…
The local tourist offices can give you good and useful information.
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