Fisketorget Stavanger

#Creative incentive plan to share 10,000 yuan in cash #Songlike journey #Places that are asked about in Moments #Nanny-level travel photography guide #Exhibitions with super beautiful photos 1. Stavanger is the fourth largest city in Norway, but it is actually a quiet and charming town with few people. It is only a 40-minute drive from the famous Pulpit Rock. The cute houses in the old town are colorful. The sword in the rock with thousands of years of history has left a sense of Game of Thrones. Feeding pigeons and swans by the lake can make your heart completely calm. 2. Pulpit Rock Hike At 9 am, take the Go Fjords bus at the entrance of the Radisson Blu Atlantic Hotel in the city center. Buy tickets on the official website in advance during the peak season (476 NOK for round trip). You can also buy tickets on the bus if the bus is not full. The Pulpit Rock is 6 kilometers round trip, plus the time to queue for photos on the platform, it takes about 4 hours. The route is not difficult. Men, women, young and old, and dogs are all climbing. It is suitable for novices, but because there are many tourists, the mountain road is narrow and full of rocks, so you still have to be careful of slippery roads when it rains. 3. Drink a bowl of fish soup at Fisketorget Fisketorget is located by the city pier and is a local restaurant that locals and tourists love to go to. Fish soup is almost a must-order for every table. Although it is a famous dish, each restaurant makes it differently. This restaurant uses cod, shrimp, bread crumbs, and salty and fresh cream flavor. I also ordered a bowl of shrimp salad, which cost 600NOK in total. It was the most luxurious meal of this trip. 4. See the architecture and graffiti in the old town The residential area of ​​the old town is quiet and beautiful, with houses of various colors and styles coexisting harmoniously. Some walls have graffiti full of personality, and some have colorful flowers in front of the door. Occasionally glance at the window, every house is decorated with exquisite ornaments, orchids and lamps. This is life!

#Creation Incentive Plan Share 10,000 Yuan Cash Norway has a hidden script of the "Fjord Capital"! Going there in March is just the right time to avoid the crowds, wearing Hanfu to take blockbuster photos in the granite buildings, buy your ticket immediately after reading this article! 📍Must-visit attractions list 1️⃣ Preikestolen • 📸Formula: Wear white Hanfu and circle on the edge of the cliff, and any photo you take will give you a sense of "The Hobbit" • 🌟Hidden gameplay: Set off at 4 am to see the aurora, the wind on the top of the mountain is so strong that it can blow up the hem of the Hanfu skirt! 2️⃣ Lysefjord Cruise • 📸Formula: Wear a jacket and pose on the deck of the cruise ship to take photos of the universe in "Interstellar" • 🌟Cold knowledge: The light is best before 10 am, and the boat ticket should be booked one month in advance! 3️⃣ Gamle Stavanger • 📸Formula: Wear a floral skirt and dance hip-hop in front of a white wooden house to create a retro filter for Reply 1988 • 🌟Hidden trick: There is a Viking handicraft market every Saturday afternoon, where you can DIY Nordic-style bracelets! 4️⃣ Norsk Oljemuseum • 📸Formula: Wear overalls and make a "V" in front of a drilling platform model to create an "industrial punk" style • 🌟Cold knowledge: You can touch the real oil well drill bit, and the interactive experience area is perfect for taking photos! 5️⃣ Flor & Fjære • 📸Formula: Wear an oversized sweater and drink coconut water under a palm tree to get the "Green Book" Nanyang feel • 🌟Hidden gameplay: Camp and watch seals at low tide. The island has the most beautiful starry sky camp in Northern Europe! 🍜Must-eat list • Fisketorget Fish Market: Freshly caught king crab with lemon juice (150 kroner per person), the boss will teach you to catch fish with your right hand! • Renaa Matbaren: Michelin recommended! Salmon tartare with caramel pudding, 200 kroner per person, eat until you are full • Street snacks: The Norwegian version of "Jianbing Guozi" in Kongeparken Amusement Park, with chocolate sauce, super healing! • Date ice cream: a must-buy at the airport duty-free shop, it is super sweet but must be shown off! 🏨Accommodation metaphysics • Hotel Thorn Maritim: Replica of Viking longboat shape, open the window to see the fjord + free sled experience! • Old town B&B: Wearing Hanfu in colorful street photos has a 100% success rate, but you need to book 2 months in advance! • Lightning avoidance tips: You need to take off your shoes to enter the B&B on weekends, and some hotels require high cleaning fees! 🌟Dressing metaphysics • Hanfu style: chest-length skirt + shawl, suitable for all medieval buildings • Minimalist Nordic style: outline down jacket + leather gloves, to cope with -5℃ day and night temperature difference • Layering rule: sunscreen clothing + sweater + windbreaker, to cope with the fjord sea breeze ⚠️Hidden Tips 1. Transportation metaphysics: • The city bus card (Kolumbus) includes the ferry, but the queue is more than 1 hour during peak hours! • Remember to rent an automatic transmission if you drive yourself, there are many steep mountain roads! 2. Cultural taboos: • Photography is prohibited in the church, but you can freely play in the square at the entrance • When dining in a restaurant, you need to wait for the host to say "Vær så snill" before you can start eating! 3. Consumption tips: • It is recommended to buy small items (such as silver jewelry) for intangible cultural heritage handicrafts, and be cautious when buying large items (such as Viking sword models) • The traffic volume in the neighborhood on weekends is three times that of weekdays, so it is recommended to travel during off-peak hours 🌟Itinerary reference • Half-day essence version: 08:00 Pulpit Stone hike → 10:00 Old Town photo → 12:00 fish market lunch • Three-day in-depth tour: ◦ Day1: Medieval style (Old Town + Oil Museum) ◦ Day2: Natural wonders (fjord cruise + Flower Island camping) ◦ Day3: Cultural healing (Viking VR experience + art district) 🌟Stavanger, a magical port that writes poetry with oil! Going there in March is just the right time to experience the "ultimate collision of industrial civilization and a thousand-year-old fishing village". Save this article and go for it! #NorwayTravel #Stavanger #FirstEuropeTravelStrategy #ForeignNicheTourismRecommendations