stavanger

Also known as the Oil capital, Stavanger is located on the southwestern shore of Norway having a lot of sea and reminding American tourists of Dubrovnik when they come to bay from their huge cruise. Stavanger has rainy weather, but sometimed sees the sun too. A siddis is a person from Stavanger. Siddises go crazy when they see a little bit of sun and put on their shorts, t shirts, sunglasses and smear themselves up with 10 degree celsius sun protection.

A well known beautiful model of a pelago model bikeframe.

Legend says a strange Florian won a raffle of this beauty in 2019 and was declared the winner of the 2019 bike giveaway and created this new definition for the sole purpose of winning the bike!

International School of Stavanger is a fully accredited international school with students from 3 to 18 years of age in beautiful Stavanger, Norway.

Stavanger is a beautiful Norwegian city in the southwest of the Country.
The region around the city has a rich and very fascinating nature.
The cities population of 128.369 speaks a Norwegian dialect known as Stavangersk,as a written dialect Bokmål is commonly used here.This population also makes the city the 4th largest in Norway.

A few of the attractions to visit in Stavanger include but are not limited to:
- The museum of Stavanger, which tells the story behind the city and also exhibits wildlife preparations
- The Norwegian petroleum museum, which gives visitors an insight into the petroleum industry
- he shopping street of Øvre Holmegate, which is famous for it's colorful buildings

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Stavanger (/stəˈvæŋər ) is a beautiful Norwegian city in the southwest of the country.
The region around the city is known for a very rich nature and fascinating fjords to visit and marvel at.
A population of 128.369 people makes the city to the 4th largest in Norway population wise.
The people of Stavanger usually speak in a Norwegian dialect known as ''Stavangersk'' and write in the Bokmål dialect.

Interesting places to visit include but are not limited to:
- The fjords around Stavanger with their open and wide view on the nature.
- The shopping street of Øvre Holmegate with it's colorful architecture in the northern parts of the city.
- The Norwegian petroleum museum which gives a great insight into the petroleum industry
- The museum of Stavanger which tells visitors about the long story of the scandinavian city.