Youth Hostel in Stavanger
Travel Tips for Stavanger St.Svithun (Page 1/3)
Budget Meals
Evening and Night Time Entertainment
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29 Apr 2012 GAHYUN, South Korea:
REALLY REALLY NICE MEALS! BETTER THAN ANY OTHER RESTAURANT. |
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16 Oct 2011 Michal, Norway:
The environment of the hospital does not provide wild night activities. You can expect the opposite, very quit night. |
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18 Sep 2011 Jordan, England & Wales:
The Sting Cafe/Pub/Nightclub is very friendly overall the people of all ages in Stavanger are very friendly and warm, and non judgemental. |
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18 Sep 2011 Jordan, England & Wales:
Climbing up to Pulpit rock is quite hard work take a bottle of water sunscreen and some food preferably chocolate.And don,t forget which I missed to go to the boulder that is stuck in one of the ridges which is five minutes from boulder rock |
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11 Sep 2011 GUSTAVO, Norway:
Lots of bars next to the harbour, you can do a tour in some of them, no entrance fee. |
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11 Sep 2011 GUSTAVO, Norway:
Take the trip to Kjerag, 2h by car but really worth it, one of the most amazing places to visit in Norway! At this time of the year there is no option for taking the boat, but do it if you go there on Summer. |
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18 Sep 2011 Jordan, England & Wales:
Go to Oslo as the Train fares seem reasonable though its An eight hour train ride. or a Sea cat to Bergen. |
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11 Sep 2011 GUSTAVO, Norway:
Try a fish cake at the supermarket or go to Egon in front of the harbour really good food there (not so cheap), dont go for Mcdonalds or Burger King, you can have that some other time ... |
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20 Aug 2011 Simona, Italy:
The delightful XVIII century wood houses, a trip into Lysefjorden, a walk around the harbour. |
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04 Aug 2011 Anna, Italy:
Don't miss Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock) |
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| HI Hostel Stavanger St.SvithunThe St. Svithun Hostel in Stavanger is a modern hostel with a central location in relation to attractions in and around Stavanger. All our rooms have shower/WC, TV and free wireless Internet access. Breakfast, bed linen and towels are included in our prices. There is good capacity for groups and courses. St. Svithun is directly connected to Stavanger University Hospital and also functions as a patient hotel for the hospital. We have our own café, Café Morgenrød, which serves hot and cold dishes every day all year round. In the summer season, Café Morgenrød has a popular outside terrace, Solsiden, where you can order food and drinks. Our shop, LYST, is centrally located in the entrance hall and is open 24 hours a day. Here you can buy fresh fruit drinks, sandwiches, hot meals and salads from the salad bar. We also sell small gifts, cosmetics, books, magazines and flowers. Everything can either be taken with you or consumed on the premises. The centre of Stavanger has a bustling street life and the St. Svithun Hostel is close to most things. It is approximately 15-20 minutes walking distance from the town centre, where you can stroll along the cobbled pedestrian streets and enjoy the shopping and outdoor life. You might want to drop into one of the many cosy cafés in the town, or pay a visit to the historical quarter, Gamle Stavanger. The closest bus stop is only 150 metres away and buses go to and from the centre of Stavanger 4 to 8 times an hour (no. 4 and no. 11). There are good parking facilities in our own fee-paying car park. Nature is never far away. What about a boat trip on Lysefjorden, to Preikestolen or Kjerag? There are many good walks in our immediate vicinity, and we recommend walking round the Mosvannet Lake or in the Våland gardens. Stavanger is a perfect base with easy access to both fjords and mountains. | more...... |