This was a very cute museum (science center) geared toward children. It was inexpensive with plenty…read moreof street parking, and opened on a Sunday; most places in Norway are not open on Sundays so it was great to find a place to visit. The displays are cute and educational. You can learn about electricity, wind power, water power, the stars, fabrics, textiles- all sorts of interesting topics. Some of the displays didn't seem to work properly but there are several floors and so much to do that if you bring a child there's no way they will be bored. There's a cafe, locker storage and a small gift shop too. It was fairly crowded when we went but we were able to see all of the exhibits. They run a show every half hour or so but we didn't take the time to see it. If you're looking for an interactive and educational experience then this is definitely the place to go!

Part of Jaermuseet.no where you can buy a family card for a whole year. This give kids a great…read moreexperience with science and physics. Great place to be during wet weather, but enjoyable all year long!

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.

Part of my conference was at the Archaeological museum, so I was also able to walk around the spot…read more It's very neat and interesting to walk around. Had it not been for my event, this would not be on my list of spots to visit. I know there are a lot of museums around the city that are easy to get to, so this could be something you visit and spend a few hours in, easily.

Cool archaeological museum! We visited the Arkeologisk Museum on a Sunday afternoon, and we saw…read moreabout 20 other people during our 70 minute visit. The museum has artifacts from the end of the ice age to the medieval era, and every artifact and exhibit has descriptions in both English and Norwegian. The information is nicely presented, and they have some truly rare finds. If you are a fan of archaeology, then I would recommend the Arkeologisk Museum in Stavanger.