Welcome to Stavanger, Norway!
Stavanger is a vibrant, multicultural, and exciting place to be. It's a city where the old and the new are in perfect harmony. Our history goes back to Viking times and yet, we look to the future as leaders of the green revolution in energy. It's a city that treasures the well-being of its population with many parks, public spaces, and things to do including; shopping, easy access beautiful nature, good food, cultural experiences and more!
Transport
To get around the town we recommend you download the two Kolumbus Apps. One of them (Kolumbus) is for navigation and tracking busses, and the other app (Kolumbus Billett) is for buying tickets!
For more information, go to their website (displayed below).
THE KOLUMBUS APP
THE KOLUMBUS BILLETT APP
Where To Stay
Only a 5 minute bus ride from our school, and only 10 minutes from the city centre!
Special rates apply for SCANDMUN guests; for more information, contact us.
In the heart of the city centre, walking distance from the bus terminal and 15 minutes from the venue.
Where To Eat
Olivia Torget
An Italian restaurant with delicious pizzas and pasta, located right in the town centre with a view to the port.
Pasha
Turkish and grill restaurant located near the city centre. Vegetarian friendly!
Sabi Sushi
With many locations all over Stavanger, as indicted by their name, Sabi is a Japanese restaurant with a wide variety of sushi.
If you're looking for more restaurants - click here!
Things To Do
Sverd i Fjell (3 Swords)
The monument that celebrates the unification of Norway into one Viking Kingdom.
Gamle Stavanger
A preserved, picturesque area of Stavanger - like walking into the past.
Fargegata
The most central, vibrant, and colourful street in the whole city - perfect for photos!
Domkirken
The oldest building in Stavanger - celebrating 900 years in 2025! It was recently reopened after years of renovations.
Map
Pinned on the map is the location of the venue - the International School of Stavanger.