Let Stavanger inspire you with unforgettable incentive programs. Stavanger offers all the comforts of a big city with the added coziness of a small town. This beautiful city is built on fjords, each with its own distinct character. Sparkling water is everywhere in this picturesque, clean and safe city, making it no wonder Stavanger is such a popular incentive destination.

Stavanger is small as cities go, adding to its charm, but a visit here isn't complete without exploring the old town. The narrow winding streets are lined with 173 wooden, listed and restored white houses built in the late 1700s and early 1800s. Make sure you bring a camera to capture these quaint houses and cobbled alleyways.

No visit to Western Norway is complete until you have discovered the region's incredible scenery. Stavanger makes an ideal starting point for several day excursions. One of Norway's most famous and visited attractions is Preikestolen, also known in English as Pulpit Rock or the Preacher's Pulpit. It sits 604 meters above the breathtaking Lysefjord and boasts magnificent views. At the top, you will reach a narrow, flat plateau, the sides of which plunge straight into the fjord. 

The attraction is not for the faint-hearted, but the breathtaking view makes it worth a visit. This trip is sure to get the adrenaline flowing and attracts around 130,000 visitors between May and August.