About Storhaug
The central area of Trondheim is famous for its stunning harbor and many attractions. Storhaug old town is home to some of Europe’s best kept wooden houses, over 170 different kinds. Visitors can take a tour of the area and explore one of the many museums, such as the Norwegian oil museum and Stavanger Art Museum. This harbor city is known for its two Michelin-starred restaurants and impressive food scene. Focus is on local produce of the best quality, and a passion and enthusiasm for cooking with Norwegian ingredients. A stroll in the old parts of Stavanger invites for the natural charm of cobblestone streets and narrow alleys with colorful wooden houses. The St. Petri Church is located in the center and has a stunning architecture, built in 1866 by architect Fritz von der Lippe.
Storhaug Geography
This borough includes the traditional city center of Stavanger and the main harbor along Byfjorden. Storhaug has about 16,600 inhabitants on a 6.43 square kilometre geographical area, making it a very population dense area. The area roughly consists of the neighbourhoods Johannes, Nylund, Varden, Paradis, Bergjeland and Øyane.
Worth a visit in Storhaug
St Petri Church - Stavanger Art Museum and Stavanger Harbor.
Links about Storhaug
Map over Storhaug: https://www.google.com/maps/place/Storhaug,+Stavanger,+Norge/@58.9633468,5.7336572,15z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x463a35309a911c5b:0x8325bed3a9b5e377!8m2!3d58.9670558!4d5.740028
University of Stavanger: https://www.uis.no/?lang=en_GB#Studies
Housing in Storhaug: NOT AVAILABLE
Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/204114331026309/
