Top Stavanger City Tours

Miroslava was an excellent guide. She was warm, knowledgeable, and very easy to spend the day with. She gave us a wonderful introduction to Stavanger and the surrounding area, sharing interesting information about the history, culture, and everyday life in Norway. We especially appreciated the flexibility of having a private tour and her willingness to tailor the day to our interests. Communication before the tour was excellent, including very clear instructions about exactly where to meet her at the cruise port. We thoroughly enjoyed our day with Miroslava and would highly recommend her to anyone visiting Stavanger.

We enjoyed the tour that was personalized to our interests and activity level. Sandra had a wonderful perspective to share with us about Stavanger.

Great value way to see sites you might miss on bigger tours.Good fun, questions can be done in the order you want to and the questions vary in type from multiple choice to finding information

Great way to see parts of city you might miss.Excellent value for money and great fun.Easy to use and love that you can do it in the order that works for you.Liked the variety of questions.Would definitely recommend.

Was great to be able to explore Stavanger at our own pace. App worked well and we were able to see if we were going slightly off track. Nice alternative to an organised tour, would certainly recommend. Ps after buying the tour, I was unable to link it to the app but received a prompt response, which sorted it out😁

This iconic attraction is a commemorative monument to the historic battle of Hafrsfjord in the year 872. The battle resulted with King Harald Fairhair unifying all of Norway under one crown.The three bronze swords stand 10m high on the banks of Hafrsfjord which lies to the west of central Stavanger.

Amazing waiter, wonderful, very polite, excellent, good energy, I'm beautiful, affectionate, I want to squeeze you, he's such a good father

Stavanger, Norway walking tour On August 4, 2023 our Azamara Pursuit cruiser docked in Stavanger within walking distance of many major points of interest and my wife and I took the four hours walking through historic Stavanger. All our tours in Norway were charged more than in many other countries. For this walking tour we were charged $99/person. Our guide Dario met us right at the ship. Dario was born in France and he has interesting perspective on Norwegian culture. About little more than half of our tour was dedicated to the history of Stavanger and the rest of time was spent between visits to the Norwegian Petroleum Museum, Norwegian Canning Museum and short stop at the Stavanger Cathedral. We were not able to see the full beauty of the 12th century structure due to the outgoing renovation. After leisurely walk we came back to the ship. For some of the fellow passengers it was a little more technicality than they expected, but we really liked it all. Overall, it was worthwhile tour with very good guide.Upon returning to the ship, we decided to go back to the city for additional sightseeing. On the way we encountered our crew members using WiFi at a small building. We stopped and enquired about WiFi and to our surprise the man working at this facility stated that passengers are not allowed to use this WiFi. It was the first and the very last time we had such unwelcome greeting. All other cities before and after Stavanger rolled out messages and locations with free WiFi availability.Good Travels

Our tour guide was very accommodating to tour us to the points of interest that we wanted to see and she was very knowledgeable of what we were seeing. Very happy with our tour.

Maria could not have been better. Besides her extensive knowledge of Stavanger and Norway she went above and beyond the call in so many ways. Most of all she helped me find incredible information about my ancestors. More than I dreamed of.

Interesting. We've discovered a lot of new things. You can divide the tour freely. It's exhausting, but really worth seeing.

Also about Stavanger: What's not to love about this city - all information is good to get and this did not disappoint. We are not tech savvy but found the process simplistic.

We used this as an interesting way to spend the day in Stavanger during a Norwegian Cruise rather than spending a lot of money on a tour and in that regard it worked well. It was a tricky start, as the first place had more than one entrance and the clue was obviously at the other one. Also, Sunday is not a great day for this as a lot of places weren't open or opened late. We also didn't realise about scoring extra points for finding the places. Doing it in English also seemed to make a couple of things harder. But we gradually got better. So, overall, there are things to work on, but it was fun anyway, and fulfilled the primary purpose of seeing Stavanger.

I love audio tours and have done roughly a dozen on this trip. This one was fine but not great. Better track your location and direct you so you don't need to stare at the map. I purchased through Cool Destinations but then could not get the link they sent to work so ended up repurchasing it through the app. Not worth paying for twice because their system is poor. Hot tip VoiceMap app ones are generally much better.

Our guide, Taj, was attentive and knowledgeable of Stavenger and the area. He made our visit personal and memorable.

I was traveling with my 12 year old daughter and a family friend. She made the experience fun and customized the tour to meet/exceed everyone’s expectations!