• Gamle Stavanger - Gamle Stavanger is the historic district of Stavanger, featuring predominantly restored wooden buildings from the 18th and early 19th centuries.
• Breidablikk - This house remains almost unchanged from a few hundred years ago when its last resident passed away. The garden is a delightful visit throughout the year.
• Norwegian Petroleum Museum - Explore the Norwegian Petroleum Museum in Stavanger, where the history of oil is showcased through original artifacts, films, and interactive exhibits.
• Skagenkaien - Skagenkaien is renowned for its impressive boathouse. The charming old houses with Norwegian architecture are sure to captivate visitors.
• Stavanger Cathedral - Stavanger Cathedral is the only medieval cathedral in Norway that has preserved its original architecture.
• Norwegian Canning Museum - The canning museum illustrates the process of sardine processing, smoking, and canning from a century ago, featuring many original tools and equipment.
• Valbergtarnet - The Valberg Tower (Valbergtårnet), built between 1850 and 1853, served as Stavanger’s former observation tower, offering a lovely view over the city.
• BGE Contemporary Art Projects - A must-visit for enthusiasts of photography and contemporary art exhibitions, with free entry.
• Solvberget Bibliotek Og Kulturhus - A cultural hub for events and activities, featuring a cinema and library for books and media, located near a charming square with cozy terraces.
• Stavanger Maritime Museum - The museum’s exhibits are housed in Stavanger’s best-preserved merchant buildings, showcasing 200 years of maritime history.
• Statue of Alexander Kielland - Kielland hailed from a prosperous family in Stavanger. His father, Jens Zetlitz Kielland (1816-1881), was a banker and vice-consul of Portugal, with many artistic pursuits, including writing numerous novels.
• Ledaal - Ledaal is a manor house serving as the official residence for the King of Norway in Stavanger. The garden is open for free exploration.
• Rogaland Theatre - On April 15, 1883, the first performance was held by the Stavanger Theater under the direction of Olaus Olsen. The building remains in use today.
• Paseo por la calle - Located in the heart of Stavanger, this quaint spot is known for its unique row of old Norwegian-style buildings.

• 100% tailor-made and unique activity about Stavanger
• e-Scavenger Hunt on your phone for max. 6 persons
• Free access to Europe’s most played city game

• Use of smartphone and data

Embark on an exploration journey in the city of Stavanger. Check out the city’s major and notable sites. Go on a treasure hunt with your nearest and dearest. Can you successfully accomplish the challenges? Will you achieve the highest score in the city?

This digital scavenger hunt promises a fantastic day out in Stavanger. Participate as a single team or compete in smaller teams against each other. It’s completely up to you when to initiate, take a break, and finish. It’s your personal festivity where you’ll discover the city in a uniquely engaging way.

Once you book, instructions to commence the tour will be provided. You have the freedom to undertake this tour whenever it suits you.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.