Norway's oldest cathedral, with construction beginning in 1125 — making it the country's best-preserved medieval church. The building blends Romanesque and Gothic styles, with the western end showing the original Norman character and the choir reflecting later rebuilding. The interior is calm and handsome, with carved pew ends and a notable Baroque pulpit. Free to enter, and usually open during the day.
Stavanger Cathedral
Norway's oldest cathedral, dating from 1125
| Address | Haakon VIIs gate 2, 4005 Stavanger |
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