There are a bunch of shops to purchase souvenirs in Stavanger, Norway. Sentrun Souvenir is one of…read morethese souvenir shops. They pretty much have everything that you can imagine. There is a variety of clothing to browse downstairs. Prices were reasonable. We ended up making a few purchases. Check them out.

This place is truly awesome, popped in because it looked interesting and I was very glad I did…read more After talking to the owner for a long while I learned it is no longer a just a Viking shop but also a Metal head paradise. Plenty of interesting stuff for Viking fans or metal heads to browse. Great little shop for tourists specifically and the owner was so friendly and helpful.

What a cool coffee joint! Books everywhere. Vibrant atmosphere with a front porch view and a…read morebackyard garden staff is supper friendly and talented. Check out the design on the cappuccino!

Bøker og Børst is a charming little café in Stavanger, Norway, and a perfect place to take a break…read morewhile exploring the city. We stopped in for coffee and cakes, and both were excellent--the coffee was rich and flavorful, and the cakes were fresh and delicious. With its cozy atmosphere and convenient location near the market, it's an ideal spot to relax, people-watch, and recharge during your stroll around Stavanger.

Very cool music shop in Stavanger. Nice range of instruments from all the leading names. Shop is…read morecompact but well laid out. No pressure from sales team so I enjoyed taking my time and looking at all the electric and acoustic guitars as well as the range of amps. Great store.

This yarn shop was exactly what I was looking for. A place that had local yarn, was easy to get to…read moreand was very close to the Petroleum Museum. They had a beautiful selection of yarns in every possible weight. I was visiting Norway, Sweden and Denmark, and I bought a beautiful handspun local alpaca in each country to make a fair-isle hat.

I visited on my recent trip to Norway, I had a pattern by Helle Siggerud that I needed to find yarn…read morefor. Store had helpful staff and Beautiful yarn!

Its fine, just like any other shop. The troll thing was quite startling. I thought the souvineirs…read morewere the same as the other shops.

Audhild Viken in Stavanger, Norway is a terrific shop to purchase souvenirs. They are packed with…read moremerchandise, but still well organized. All kinds of Norwegian souvenirs available. There is even Christmas stuff upstairs. Friendly service and reasonable prices make this the first shop you should check out in town.

Whenever we go to Norway, Clas Ohlson is one of the stores we look to shop at. It is not a…read moredepartment store. It is more of a Electronics/Hardware/Home store. In other words, they carry just about everything you need for your house. About the only things they do not sell are clothing and groceries. Unless, I've missed seeing them which is possible. The store is huge, and it is divided into separate sections. Pretty well organized and stocked. The young lady who assisted us was terrific. This Clas Ohlson store in Stavanger, Norway was wonderful. Got what we needed at a fair price.

I am a huge fan of bookstores in Norway. Unlike in the US, you can find one on every block and they…read moreare huge. They always have an English section which is where I headed in this store to find a book by Karin Fossum that isn't going to be available in the US until August of 2013. They did not have it, but the woman behind the counter looked it up for me and they actually went ahead and ordered it since it was super hard to find; I'm having a friend who is visiting next month pick it up for me, and I don't know what I want more- to see my friend or get my book! They have a great selection of postcards and other trinkets. I was very surprised by the game selection in this store. A fun place to browse for sure!