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Blue Promenade, StavangerStavanger's Blue Promenade starts at the Badedammen outdoor swimming area from where you can enjoy views of beautiful Ryfylke. It continues past the Fiskepiren terminal where the speed boats to Ryfylke and Byøyene depart.

Mosvatnet/Vålandskogen, StavangerMosvatnet lake is often referred to by the locals as "Mosikken". The path around the lake is probably one of the most popular in Stavanger for a run. You can find gym equipment alongside the path for everyone to use. And the area is just as nice for a Sunday walk with something hot to drink on your…

Sørmarka, StavangerDid you know that you can find a forest hike nearly in the middle of the city? Sørmarka is only a short distance from Stavanger.

Ullandhaugtårnet tower, StavangerPossibly the best viewing point in Stavanger is at the Ullandhaug tower. From the top balcony of the tower, you can really see in all directions. Not too far from the centre, therefore easy to get to. From the parking lot there is a slightly steep hill to walk.

Alexander Kielland (1849 - 1906), StavangerAlexander Lange Kielland was born in Stavanger on the 18th of February 1849. He belonged to one of the oldest merchant families in Stavanger, and he grew up in one of the city's most wealthy homes.

Fargegaten - Øvre Holmegate - The colourful street, StavangerArguably one of the most colourful streets of Norway? Well find out for yourself. Shopping and plenty of places for coffee and drinks too.

Byfjorden in Stavanger, StavangerByfjorden is the fjord that leads into Stavanger from the North Sea, it runs on the east side of Randaberg and southeast all the way to the centre of Stavanger.

Vardenturen hike in Stavanger, StavangerSea, views and history at beautiful and diverse Storhaug. Among other things, you pass the site that gave name to the area.

A path along the railway, Stavanger