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WHAT YOU VISIT
Haugesund Panorama
Designed for those who prefer little to no walking, this get acquainted tour offers plenty of photo stops. Have your cameras ready to capture the unique Town Hall cited as one of the most famous buildings in Norway due to its pink facade. Protected by the National Preservation Agency, it was once voted Norway's most beautiful town hall. It's just one of the many architectural surprises in Haugesund; the city also boasts Art Nouveau and Swiss style buildings. Next iconic site is the monument honoring King Harald Fairhair. Erected in 1872, the 16-foot (55-foot) tall granite obelisk commemorates the 1,000th anniversary of the Battle of Hafrsfjord when Harald Fairhair united Norway. Finally, gaze out over Haugesund and surrounding fjords from the Steinsfjellet Viewpoint.

PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
Rising 227 meters (744 feet) above sea level, Mount Steinsfjellet Viewpoint offers an unparalleled panorama of the town, fjords, and surrounding countryside-a sight cherished by locals and visitors alike.

WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
On your way up to Mount Steinsfjellet Viewpoint, you'll be enrobed in a lush landscape of trees and brush.