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Take a hike to Kjeragbolten, a famous boulder wedged in a mountain crevice. The hike takes about 4-5 hours, but the view from the top is worth it. Have lunch at the Kjerag Mountain Lodge, known for its traditional Norwegian dishes.

Visit the Norwegian Canning Museum to learn about the city's history as a sardine canning center. After the museum, walk around the colorful vre Holmegate street for some shopping and coffee.

For dinner, try Tango Bar & Kj kken, a restaurant that offers a fusion of Norwegian and South American cuisine. After dinner, head to the lhallen, a historic beer hall that has been serving beer since 1928.

Take a ferry to the Lysefjord and visit the Fl rli 4444, the world's longest wooden staircase with 4,444 steps. The climb takes about 4 hours, but the view from the top is breathtaking. Have lunch at the Fl rli Caf , a small caf that serves sandwiches and pastries.

Take a stroll at the Stavanger Art Museum, known for its collection of contemporary art. After the museum, head to the vre Holmegate street for some more shopping and coffee.

For dinner, try Sabi Omakase, a restaurant that serves Japanese cuisine using local ingredients. End your day by taking a stroll at the Vagen Harbor, a scenic harbor that offers stunning views of the city.

Visit the Iron Age Farm, a reconstructed farm that dates back to the Viking Age. Learn about the daily life of Vikings and try some traditional Viking foods.

Take a tour of the Norwegian Cider Factory, a small factory that produces organic cider using local fruits. After the tour, have lunch at the factory's restaurant, which serves local and organic dishes.

For dinner, try Fisketorget Brasserie, a restaurant that offers a variety of seafood dishes in a cozy atmosphere. End your day by taking a stroll at the S lvberget Cultural Center, a cultural center that offers concerts, exhibitions, and literary events.

Take a hike to the M nafossen waterfall, a picturesque waterfall that drops over 90 meters. The hike takes about 2 hours, but the view is worth it. Have lunch at the Preikestolen Mountain Lodge, known for its traditional Norwegian dishes.

Visit the Stavanger Maritime Museum to learn about the city's maritime history. After the museum, head to the Norwegian Wood, a store that sells handmade wooden products.

For dinner, try B lgen & Moi Stavanger, a restaurant that offers a variety of dishes using local ingredients. End your day by taking a stroll at the Breiavatnet Lake, a scenic lake in the center of the city.