Sverd i fjell is a commemorative monument located in the Hafrsfjord neighborhood of Madla, a borough of the city of Stavanger which lies in the …
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Sep 15, 2024
Recently visited at the start of September! Very easy to get to from Stavanger (Number 16 bus from the city) and it’s well worth the effort. The swords are amazing to see and the view from the bay … Full review by Keifski
Aug 29, 2024
Amazing monument dedicated to the victory of Harald Fairhair; first king of Norway, at the Battle of Hafrsfjord in 872AD. With a beautiful view of the fjord and we had a beautiful day to enjoy the bo… Full review by Todd H
Aug 10, 2024
Spent a couple of hours here direct from the airport on Flybussen FB50. Lovely area to explore, Sverd I Fjell is great for some pics. It sits very close to the water, has beautiful surroundings and h… Full review by Andrea B
Anyone know what number bus we need to take and where from? We are arriving at the end of a cruise.
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Google Maps says the #16 bus is the most direct. You’ll have to walk from the cruise ship area to the Stavanger S bus station. About 15 mins later it drops you off about 400m shy of …
Google Maps says the #16 bus is the most direct. You’ll have to walk from the cruise ship area to the Stavanger S bus station. About 15 mins later it drops you off about 400m shy of your destination which you’ll finish on foot. There are other bus routes that get relatively close as well, but longer journeys.
How far is this from the centre of Stavanger, is it walkable, easy to find?
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Hi Susie, as I remember the Swords in Rock historical site was about 2.5 to 3 miles from the museum which I think is in the center of Stavanger. If you are in Stavanger, it's worth …
Hi Susie, as I remember the Swords in Rock historical site was about 2.5 to 3 miles from the museum which I think is in the center of Stavanger. If you are in Stavanger, it's worth making a quick stop by and checking the Swords in Rock out. We were on a coach tour which stopped there. You could walk or take public transportation. Hope this helps - enjoy!