Church, mosque or temple · Norway · Rogaland

Stavanger Cathedral

A medieval stone cathedral in the centre of Stavanger, among the oldest in Norway.

Free to enter about 30 min

For storytellers

Why Stavanger Cathedral matters

Stavanger Cathedral has stood in the centre of town since the Middle Ages. Its Romanesque nave and Gothic additions give it a solid, calm presence next to a small park and pond. Inside you can see a richly carved pulpit and an organ. It is a quick stop, easy to combine with a walk through the old town.

Talking points

  • The building mixes Romanesque and Gothic styles.
  • A park and pond lie right next to it.
  • The old town is a short walk away.

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