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Bautasteiner is an ancient site with seven standing stones. It is dated from the Iron Age but has been reconstructed by Jan Petersen in 1952. Only one of the seven stones was in it’s original location when it was registered in 1919.

Moksheimsvatnet is a scenic lake characterized by its gentle, accessible shorelines. The lake serves as a peaceful, reflective body of water popular for fishing and light recreation, providing a tranquil natural backdrop close to urban areas.

This small, intimate beach offers a quiet spot with a magnificent view of the bay. Right at the entrance, you can find picnic tables.

The Church of Our Saviour is a long church with a cruciform structure dating from 1901 in the municipality of Haugesund in the county of Rogaland.

Our Savior's Church was designed by the Haugesund architect E. Halleland and consecrated on March 6, 1901. The tower of the neo-Gothic brick church rises approximately 53 meters high. The church seats 1,030 people.

Christian cross. Unfortunately no paved path.

Norwegian National Monument. It deals with Norway's independence. Harald Fairhair is said to be buried here.

Beautiful statue, one would like to know if Harald Fairhair looked like that.