The rising tide is located in Kvalsvik, slightly north of Haugesund city centre. The four…
Snorre's sagas of the kings mention the site where Harald Fairhair is buried. In the…
About 75m south of Haraldshaugen lies Krosshaugen with its stone cross dating from the…
Haugesund Art Gallery is the museum of fine arts in the region and the exhibition arena…
The Dokken museum on Hasseløy takes us to the very start of the great herring era and…
Haugesund Teater (HAUT) is Haugalandets regional theatre, with its main offices located…
The church was designed by Architect Einar Halleland. The building is constructed in…
Indre Kai (Inner Quay) is an important part of the history of Haugesund. Today this area…
Haugalandmuseet is the regional museum for art and cultural history in Northern Rogaland,…
The museum focuses on the history of the town and region. Karmsund folkemuseum is…
Formbar is a glass studio with a gallery and outlet in the middle of Haugesund city. Here…
Experience nature, activities and tourist attractions on a 3-screen super videograph in…
Haugesund Town Hall was a gift from shipowner Knut Knutsen OAS and his wife Elisabeth.…
Viewpoint 227m above the sea. Panorama views over Haugalandet and the North Sea. Drive to…
Feøy is known for its archipelago-like inlets and canals, idyllic beaches and outdoor…
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