Attractions in Rogaland

As one of the most spectacular viewpoints in Norway, the Preikestolen is probably one of the country's most popular hiking destinations. The platform drops vertically over 600 meters into the … read more

Pack your bathing suit on nice summer days. Taking a bath here will be an unforgettable experience. And the envy of the other hikers is sure.

Beautiful section on the way to Preikestolen.

The area next to the trail is mostly boggy. So staying on the trail is highly recommended. The wooden footbridge bridges the moor and there are more "moor puddles" at the top of the lakes.

The footbridge is almost a recovery phase on the hike. The rocky parts are much more strenuous, although there are now steps built almost everywhere.
The bridge bridges a very beautiful moor landscape.

The famous "Kugel" hangs about 1100m above the Lysefjord and is one of the three highlights of a trip to Fjord Norway beside Preikestolen and Trolltunga. Getting up to the … read more

Stavanger is a colourful, very pretty fishing village on the southern tip of Norway.
The petroleum museum at the port is recommended. 👩‍🌾

The Trollpikken (Eng. Trollpenis) is an approximately 3 meter long rock formation in southwestern Norway in Eigersund, which was formed about 10,000 years ago during the last ice age. The … read more

According to legend, Himakånå is a petrified trollin. The Hike is a very nice and severely easier tour than the Trolltunga. With the advantage that it is not yet so … read more

25 euros parking fee are not without. But a lot is invested in the hiking trail and everything around it.

The monument was created by sculptor Fritz Røed from Bryne and was unveiled by King Olav V of Norway in 1983. The three bronze swords stand 10 metres (33 ft) … read more

2.) Both houses date back from the 1800s, however large parts of the buildings might be considerably older. Most probably, there has been settlements under Helleren from the 1500s. Dalane … read more

For many, Preikestolen is the most important reason for a stopover at the campsite of the same name. But in addition to the famous rock pulpit, the site can also … read more

A highlight worth seeing. Made very clear.

not but overcrowded

Is something overcrowded. Either directly in the morning or in the afternoon from 15 o'clock going on. Then the bus groups are through

The Trollpikken (Eng. Trollpenis) is a rock formation about 3 meters long.
The rock gained national fame after unknown people destroyed it in 2017. A group then initiated a fundraising … read more

I would not dismiss this hike as easy. Especially the last few hundred meters are quite a climb.

According to the legend of the poet Snorri Sturlusen, Harald I, also known as Harald Schönhaar, is buried in Haraldshaugen (Haraldshügel), two kilometers north of the city center. At this … read more

The weather in Norway can change just like that. Then such a cabin is just as nice.