STAVANGER

Spectacular views

There’s no shortage of museums in Stavanger. In the Norwegian Petroleum Museum, you can explore the impact oil has had on the city’s rich past and present. Or take a trip down memory lane admiring toys in the Norwegian Children’s Museum. If you’d rather be outside, roam around in the Old Stavanger district among its wooden 19th-century houses, lovely shops and artisan workshops. In summertime, Stavanger stages wonderful concerts and fun festivals, such as the Gladmat Festival, Scandinavia’s largest culinary festival. Stavanger is the ideal destination for weekend holidays, but also as the starting point for a longer vacation in Norway. Treat yourself: book a flight to Stavanger now!

Fjords, rocks and waterfalls

Stavanger’s greatest attraction is just outside the city: Preikestolen, or the Pulpit, a rock towering over 600 metres above the Lysefjord. A climb to the top will be rewarded with a spectacular view! Another extraordinary experience is the Gloppedalsura scree, an area with huge landslide rocks stacked onto each other by the forces of nature during the ice age. Or what about Månafossen, the largest waterfall of the Rogaland region with a 92-metre freefall? A true fairytale!

Flights to Stavanger for a unique vacation

With our favourable flight times, comfortable seats and attentive personal service, you will reach your destination with ease. KLM is working hard to achieve increasingly sustainable aviation. Would you like to help? Read more about the actions you can take to reduce the impact of your flight.