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Do you want to know how it was to work in the old days?
At the Canning Museum you will get to know what it was like to work at a canning factory at that time. You will watch a nearly 100 year old film which was filmed in a canning factory.
You can also try to be a factory worker and to put sardines in the boxes. It is not as easy as it looks!

You can taste smoked sprats. If you like they will be served with Skipper Worse aquavit.

Facts:
Being a factory worker at the Canning Museum
Number of participants: 15 to 150
Duration: 1,5 hours
Saison: all year

Contact: Anne Berit Sæl, Stavanger Museum, phone 0047-51 84 27 00 or e-mail: post@stavanger.museum.no

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    • open by arrangement
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Key facts about the Stavanger Region

The Stavanger region consists of the municipalities of Randaberg, Stavanger, Sandnes, Sola, Gjesdal, Klepp, Time and Hå.

What to do in the Stavanger Region

Visit the Norwegian Petroleum Museum, go on a cruise on the Lysefjord, ascend Preikestolen or join a guided sightseeing trip around Stavanger.

Attractions in the Stavanger Region

The Stavanger Region boasts many scenic attractions, among them the Lysefjord, Solastranda Beach and the mountains of Preikestolen and Kjerag.

Tour suggestions in the Stavanger Region

Go on a sightseeing tour of Stavanger, the Lysefjord or Norway’s only "palm island". Rent a bicycle or car and explore the region on your own.

The Lysefjord

The Lysefjord is situated close to Stavanger, and is especially known for the mountain formations of Kjerag and Preikestolen (The Pulpit Rock).

The Stavanger Region

Explore the Lysefjord and the mountains Preikestolen and Kjerag, or relax on Jæren's beaches. Visit Stavanger and experience its rich cultural life.

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