🇳🇴 Where Modern Engineering Meets Maritime Heritage

This view captures one of Stavanger's most recognizable landmarks, the Stavanger City Bridge (Stavangerbrua), spanning the entrance to the city's harbour.

Opened in 1978, the bridge connects the city centre with surrounding districts and has become an iconic feature of Stavanger's waterfront.

On the left, traditional waterfront buildings and marinas reflect Stavanger's long connection to the sea, while the modern skyline on the right highlights the city's evolution into Norway's energy capital. The harbour itself remains a vital part of daily life, serving leisure boats, ferries, and commercial vessels.

Founded in 1125, Stavanger is one of Norway's oldest cities and is known for its rich maritime history, charming wooden neighbourhoods, and proximity to some of the country's most spectacular natural attractions, including Lysefjord and Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock).

📍 Stavanger Harbor, Rogaland County, Norway