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Byparken
4005 Kannik
Norway
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Visited this small park on a Nordic walk through Stavanger…read more Lots of statutes and lots of birds. Surprised to see so many swans on the small lake. Nice for a quick stop while exploring Stavanger.
Breiavatnet is a small lake/park in central Stavenger, Norway. Located by the oldest church in…read moreNorway. There is a nice looking fountain in the middle of the shallow lake. Many statues to admire in the area. Good place for a leisurely stroll. Saw lots of folks feeding the ducks and pigeons. Others were chatting or lounging on benches. Good place to chillax.
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I visited Sandvedparken on my first visit to Norway and loved it so we made a point to go again and…read moresee the beautiful fall colors this time around. A great place to leisurely walk and see the various ponds with the ducks, the displays scattered among the route from the Astronomy Center, and just be in a very serene environment. We went on a Sunday and it was pretty crowded with families and joggers. There are lots of places for people to stop and enjoy the view. Tons of ducks that really want to be bed. Places for children to play with some cool looking playground set ups. You can go off the path and end up close to a train station and close to a Coop store. We went to the end, bought some lunch and then ate at a scenic picnic table. Interestingly, the ducks were not interested at all in the salty fries we had but loved the bread some children were feeding them. Parks are very important in Norway and this was one of the nicest we visited on either trip. We plan to visit again the next time we're in the area and I really recommend it!
Autumn in the forest
Very nice scenery worth the trip, excellent preservation of some ancient houses. Just park on the…read moreroadside and use the steps to climb over the fence and it's right over the hill.
Feuerstelle.
Alte Langhäuser dahinter Betonbauten.
Haus 1
This is a historic Battle of Hafrsfjord at year 872. These three bronze sword is permanently…read moreplanted in the rock. The middle sword represents the victory. The two lower sword represent the defeated petty kings. The three swords stand 30 feet tall. It can be spot far away. The swords is great photo spot for great photos. The sword planted in triangle shape. You might want to watch where you stand because rock is uneven. To reach here you can take the public bus or hop on hop off bus to reach here. If you take the bus, you will need to walk from bus station to destination about 8 minutes.
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.
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Taking the day trip from Stavanger to Pulpit Rock was the highlight of our trip while cruising…read morethrough Norway. We took the Boreal bus tour that takes you directly to the trail base ant takes about 50 minutes each way. The trail is well maintained and offers beautiful views of the mountains and Fjiords around the area. It took us about 4 hours to hike round trip with some breaks in between but not a lot of extra time for a picnic or longer breaks. It gets a little crowded on the top and there is a huge line for the iconic top of the rock photo, but it was very organized . Cannot recommend it enough!
We stopped in Stavanger as part of a cruise and decided to venture out of the city to Pulpit Rock…read more We took a bus from Stavanger (booked in advance) to the Pulpit Rock trailhead, about a 1 hour drive. The hike was about 3 hours round trip, mostly uphill on the way there and downhill on the way back. The views at the top of the trail are spectacular. I highly recommend visiting here and doing the hike if you're able to - it's a beautiful spot to visit.
The little plaza outside of the church is bustling with activity and is a nice place to stroll…read morethrough or take a little break at. You can absolutely visit the church, checking out both the outside and the inside. The plaza is well thought out and decorated well. We saw many souvenir stalls that had nice items, priced shockingly reasonably for the reputation Norway has for being a bit expensive. There were also food stalls, like churros and ice cream. There was a produce stand that had strawberries and cherries. You could smell the strawberries from over 10 feet away. So lovely!!! This plaza also borders a shopping area. The shops here are more touristy and higher priced but if you head down the hill a bit, there are some interesting shops and restaurants with more of a local feel.
Did a Nordic walk in Stavanger…read more So nice to be able to explore the parks that are walking distance to the cruise terminal to get a different perspective. A brief stop here afforded a beautiful scenic panoramic view.