The old town in Stavanger is most often referred to as Gamle Stavanger (Old Stavanger). Before heading out, I asked the reception at the hotel if there were cafes, shops and so on in the neighbourhood, but, no, just homes, a residential area. As a result my expectations were downgraded, by a lot, so much I was rethinking going. I still went, but didn’t spend much time there. Maybe I just wasn’t in the mood for looking at old, white, wooden houses lining narrow, cobblestone streets… I spotted a couple of glass art galleries, and the Norwegian Canning Museum. On the plus side, I was more or less alone walking the streets. I reckon this place is more exciting in the summer, when the flowers are in full bloom, also adding some contrast.
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