Stavanger is the centre of Norwegian oil production, so it is not surprising that it's home to the Norwegian Petroleum Museum. In this modern and exciting In this modern and exciting interactive museum, you can learn how oil is formed in the earth, how it is extracted and refined, the uses to which it is put and the place the petroleum industry plays in Norwegian society. В The museum has a souvenir shop where you can buy unusual gifts for your loved ones, as well as a café offering a variety of food and drink. loved ones, as well as a café offering original snacks during the day and gourmet meals in the evening.
Stavanger was once a major fishing centre, as the world's only cannery museum tells us. the world's only canned food museum, which is housed in a former canning factory. factory.
A large museum complex houses the Maritime Museum and the Historical Museum. Stavanger also has the Museum of Printing and Graphics, the Museum of Communication, where everyone can learn the Maritime alphabet Morse code and the Rogaland Provincial Museum of Art, which contains works by Norwegian artists from the nineteenth and nineteenth centuries. Rogaland Provincial Museum of Art, which contains works by Norwegian artists of the 19th and 20th centuries.
