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🎈Stavanger, Norway | An off-the-beaten-path and charming fjord trip🎈 ✨Hey everyone, today I'm sharing a travel guide to Stavanger, Norway. It's so beautiful and fun to explore! 😍 📍Basic Information - Location: Located on the southwest coast of Norway. - How to get there: You can first go to Oslo and then take a bus to Stavanger, which takes about 8.5 hours. - Visa: Schengen visa. - Currency: Norwegian Krone, exchange rate is approx. 1:1.46. - Language: Norwegian, English. - Accommodation: Prices in Northern Europe are relatively high, and hotels are basically around 1,000 RMB per night. 🌟Attraction Highlights - 🎯Gamle Stavanger (Old Stavanger): Here you'll find well-preserved 18th-century white wooden buildings. Strolling along the winding cobblestone streets is like traveling back in time. There are also many galleries and handicraft shops along the streets where you can take your time browsing. - 🎯Fargegata (Rainbow Street): The colorful streets are perfect for taking photos, and you can create amazing shots in minutes. Each house looks like a cottage from a fairy tale. - 🎯Stavanger Domkirke (Stavanger Cathedral): Founded in 1125, it is the oldest cathedral in Norway, blending Gothic, Baroque, and other styles. The interior stone pillars, tapestries, and stained-glass windows are all worth seeing. - 🎯Norsk Olje Museum (Norwegian Petroleum Museum): You can learn about the development of the Norwegian oil industry and experience simulated oil drilling platforms, which is very interesting. - 🎯Fisketorget (Fish Market): You can taste a variety of fresh seafood, such as cod and mussels, as well as delicious seafood soup, and experience the local atmosphere. - 🎯Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock): One of the most famous attractions in Stavanger, the 600m-high cliff offers a breathtaking view of the Lysefjord. However, the round trip hike is approx. 8 km and requires a certain level of physical fitness. 🍽Food Recommendations - Seafood: Salmon, cod, lobster, etc., with tender meat and diverse cooking methods. - Raspeballer (Norwegian Dumplings): Similar to dumplings, made from potatoes and flour, served with sauce, and rich in flavor. - Kjottkaker (Meat Cakes): A combination of meat sauce and bread, served with sugar-cured soybeans and vegetables, very distinctive. 🚗Transportation - Stavanger city center is small and suitable for walking. You can visit the main attractions on foot. - If you want to go to nearby attractions such as Pulpit Rock, you can join a day tour or take public transportation. Buses and ferries are very convenient. 📌Tips - Book your accommodation and day trip to Pulpit Rock in advance to avoid delays. - Wear comfortable sneakers for hiking to Pulpit Rock and bring enough water and food. - The weather in Northern Europe is changeable, so remember to bring rain gear and warm clothes.