This is the main boarding point and entrance to the city’s historic quarter. Features cobblestone streets and preserved white wooden houses from the 18th century.
From a world-renowned tour operator comes a Stavanger tour packed best views and double-decker rides.
From a world-renowned tour operator comes a Stavanger tour packed best views and double-decker rides.
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Red route
The Red route is a curated journey through Stavanger’s finest, offering sweeping coastal views, colourful streets, and lush lakeside escapes. From ancient cathedrals to Viking-era monuments and stately royal residences, this tour blends heritage, art, and nature into one seamless loop.
Popular stops: Old Stavanger, Stavanger Cathedral, Ledaal Royal Residence
Stops connect heritage sites, museums, waterfront areas, parks, and royal landmarks, offering a complete city overview.
Buses run every 30 mins, and the loop takes under an hour, making it easy to plan your day.
Onboard audio guides are available in 8+ languages, including English, Arabic, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Chinese, and Russian, offering cultural and historical insights into each stop.
Operating days match cruise ship arrivals, ensuring efficient sightseeing for passengers visiting Stavanger during the summer season.
Discover Stavanger with City Sightseeing on a single red route linking historic streets, museums, parks, and coastal attractions.
This is the main boarding point and entrance to the city’s historic quarter. Features cobblestone streets and preserved white wooden houses from the 18th century.
An open-top sightseeing bus service connecting major landmarks with flexible boarding.
A single red route with 13 stops covering cultural, historical, and scenic sites.
Most passengers board at Strandkaien Cruise Terminal (Stop 1), but you can join the tour at any stop.
A complete circuit takes around 50 minutes, providing panoramic city views and coastal scenery. You can remain on board for the full tour or hop off to explore individual attractions and catch a later bus back.
Typically eight languages including English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Dutch, Japanese, and Russian are available on the audio guide.
Yes, most buses are wheelchair-accessible and allow foldable strollers.
No, but facilities are available near various stops such as museums and parks.
Yes, it is family-friendly and includes stops appealing to children, like parks and colorful streets.