Stavanger Hop-On Hop-Off City Sightseeing Bus Tour
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Experience Highlights
Discover one of Norway's most wonderful cities by taking the City Sightseeing bus from Stavanger. You'll get a 24-hour ticket that gives you full freedom to hop on and off the vehicle at any time. Some of the must-see stops include St. Swithun's Cathedral, the Norwegian Petroleum Museum, and the charming old town of Old Stavanger. In addition, you can enjoy fun and adrenaline at the Rush trampoline park. The bus offers panoramic views, wifi and an on-board audio guide to enrich your experience.
- Explore Stavanger at your own pace with the free stop system.
- Discover the city's history and culture at fascinating sites such as St Swithun's Cathedral and the Stavanger City Museum
- Enjoy beautiful panoramic views, wifi and an informative audio guide on board the bus
What’s included
- Sightseeing bus tour
- Audio guide, headphones and onboard wifi
- Vehicle with panoramic views
- Free stop system
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Step by Step
The Stavanger City Sightseeing bus is the perfect way to explore this beautiful Norwegian city in a convenient and efficient way. With its free-stop system, you have the freedom to hop on and off the bus as many times as you like, allowing you to discover the most interesting sights at your leisure. With a 24-hour ticket, you can enjoy a full day of unlimited exploration.
Some of the must-see stops we recommend you visit are:
- St. Swithun's Cathedral in Stavanger: this 12th century church is a cultural and architectural landmark thanks to its impressive Gothic façade.
- Norwegian Petroleum Museum: a must-see museum for those interested in the oil industry.
- Victoria Hotel: known for its elegant architecture. Visitors can admire it and enjoy the panoramic views from its terrace.
- Stavanger City Museum: discover the history and culture of the cityfrom the Viking era to the present day.
- Old Stavanger: stroll through the cobbled and cobblestone streets of the Old Town, a picturesque neighbourhood home to more than 170 wooden houses, dating from the 18th and 19th centuries.
In addition to these spectacular sites, if you're looking for fun and adventure, you'll want to include the Rush Trampoline Park . It has a variety of rides, including Olympic trampolines where you can do flips and stunts. There are also trampolines and jumping areas for kids, an exciting place to go with family or friends.
City Sightseeing buses offer panoramic views from inside, making it a great way to experience the ride without getting off. As a bonus, passengers have wifi connection on board and an audio guide available with interesting information about the region's most iconic sights.
