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Preikestolen (the Pulpit Rock) towering above the Lysefjord, Ryfylke, Norway Photo: Casper Tybjerg/Innovation Norway

Stavanger

Stavanger is the centre of the Norwegian oil, gas and energy industry. The city can offer 10,000 conference chairs and the world’s highest pulpit. More...
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Largest conference hall: 5,000 Hotel rooms: 3,000

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Meeting venues

Conference centres and exhibition halls in Stavanger

Stavanger Forum has 30 meeting rooms and can host 5,000 people. Other big conference venues are the concert hall and the Viking Stadium.
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Conference hotels in Stavanger

The conference hotels in Stavanger can accommodate from 120 – 950 people. They are all in walking distance of either the city centre or of Sola beach
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Special venues in Stavanger

The Norwegian Petroleum Museum, a medieval monastery and a mountain hall can be used as alternative venues for conferences.
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Reception and dinners in Stavanger

Stavanger can offer dinner prepared by a world champion chef. A short boat trip takes you to a restaurant on an island with a tropical garden.
Topic: Receptions & dinners
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Stavanger Forum

Just 15 minutes from Stavanger Airport with a capacity up to 5,000 people, Stavanger Forum has 30 meeting rooms and a 15,000 square metre stand space.
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Transport

Transport to Stavanger

Direct flights from many cities in Europe make it easy to visit Stavanger. You can travel by train, bus or express boat from other Norwegian cities.
Topic: Transportation
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Scandinavian Airlines

SAS can fly you and your customers to Norway. It can also assist with a limited amount of free or reduced fare airline tickets for site inspections.
Topic: By air

What to do

Explore the Pulpit Rock in Stavanger

A sightseeing boat takes you through the Stavanger archipelago and into the Lysefjord. Cruise under the Preikestolen 597 metres above the sea level.
Topic: Norwegian nature

Visit a tropical island in Stavanger

A short boat trip from Stavanger you will find a garden with tropical flowers and palms. Enjoy the panoramic view of the fjord and mountains.
Topic: Norwegian nature

The Norwegian Petroleum Museum in Stavanger

The Norwegian Petroleum Museum was opened on 20 May 1999 and its unusual architecture has made it a new, exciting landmark in the Port of Stavanger.
Topic: Norwegian culture

City walk in Stavanger

Stroll through old Stavanger with its charming wooden houses. Pass the market on the harbour and visit Stavanger cathedral.
Topic: Guided city tours

Convention Bureaus

Stavanger Convention Bureau

Stavanger Convention Bureau provides free information on the Stavanger region as the ideal venue for meetings and conventions.
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Norway Convention Bureau (NCB)

Norway Convention Bureau's objectives are to promote Norway as an international meetings destination and assist organisers in their planning.
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About Stavanger

Key facts about Stavanger

Stavanger is one of Norway’s larger cities with 120,000 inhabitants. Stavanger Airport Sola is a 15-minute drive from the city centre.

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