Do you like to dream about times gone by? Ledaal lets you do just that! You can only imagine how the upper class lived here in the first half of the 19th century. The house has elements of furniture in Rococo, Louis XVI, Empire and Biedermeier.

140 km on cosy roads in open countryside on an electric bike. On a bike along the Jærruta bike route, experience the Edge of Norway in the best way - with the wind in your hair in open landscapes.

Motorboat rental in Lysebotn.

Badedammen is located in Strømsteinen between Verven and Badehusgata on the east side of Stavanger. The bathing spot is the city's oldest with a long history.

Stavanger, Norway's street art capital: The Dotmaster started painting on the streets of Brighton in the early 1990s.The artist has been heavily involved with the development of Nuart Festival in Norway, from acting as a producer to co-curator or artist.

Friluftstunet Brekko is located in a hiking area that is suitable for both winter and summer activities. The area is particularly well adapted for families with children.

Bore Surf Senter makes surfing easy! Their goal is for you to be able to stand on the board. They even give you a free course if you can't make it on the first course. A good deal, surely.

Kvitsøy lighthouse is located on the island of Kvitsøy south of Skudeneshavn and is a coastal lighthouse. In the same area, there are also several cultural monuments. The lighthouse is located near Ydstebøhavn harbour in a maritime environment.

Biking through nature in southwestern Norway is full of contrasts. You will find dramatic and idyllic fjords, high mountains and gentle moors, long white sand and pebbled beaches, boulders and a fantastic archipelago.

A perfect destination with great views of both the North Sea and Ryfylke - not far from the city and easily accessible!

The stone crosses at Tjora testify to the contact with the Celtic church in Great Britain, these crosses are only found in western Norway. It also indicates that the Christianisation of Norway took place over a longer period than 35 years.

Gloppedalsura is described as Northern Europe's largest scree. It consists of huge boulders of rocks that lie on top of an end moraine.