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WHAT YOU VISIT
Old Town & Beer Tasting
Did you know that Stavanger once was known as the teetotaler city of Norway? Today, there are over 200 places offering alcohol. After the tour of Old Town, you'll stop in one of the local pubs selected one of "50 places to go" by The New York Times in 2019. Enjoy two 150 millimeters (.05 ounce) glasses of Mead from Mjøderiet and IPA Lervig Black IPA, plus three 300 milliliters (10.5 fluid ounces) glasses of Kveik Bygland Bryggeri For the love of Kveik, Rygr Lager beer and Jåttå Gårdsbryggeri brown ale. All served with snacks like nachos and nuts.

PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
Old Town Stavanger has been cited by UNESCO as one of the cities worth preserving in Norway. During your stroll, you'll walk past a collection of 173 wooden 18th century buildings including charming, white cottages.

WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
While walking through the cobblestone streets, the local guide will share stories of its 900-year-old history that includes Vikings, air assaults during World War II and the history of Stavanger's beer and purity laws.