Tourist information from Haugesund and surrounding areas
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18.March 2013
Transport to Haugesund
Today there are direct flights to Haugesund from Oslo and Bergen, as well as from several destinations in Europe. Read the article at visitnorway.no
12.March 2013
Inhale the Viking spirit in Haugesund
This is where Norway was united as one kingdom during the Viking age. Later it became the main centre for sailing ships between Stavanger and Bergen. Read the article at visitnorway.no
12.March 2013
Test your limits in Haugesund
Participate in soft and extreme activities outdoors on the pedestrianised island of Røvær. Read the article at visitnorway.no
12.March 2013
Incentive programmes in Haugesund
Embrace Haugesund's Viking spirit with your team, explore the island of Røvær or go hiking to see one of Norway’s largest waterfalls. Read the article at visitnorway.no
25.January 2013
Key facts about Haugesund
Haugesund is the regional centre of Haugalandet. The number of inhabitants is 35,099 and the travel time from the city to the airport is 15 minutes. Read the article at visitnorway.no
15.January 2013
Special venues in Haugesund
The sea house of the 'Herring King' can accommodate 500 people. Outside Haugesund you can arrange conferences in a salmon castle or in a lighthouse. Read the article at visitnorway.no
4.January 2013
Meeting venues in Haugesund
Hotels can accommodate 880 people. Alternative venues include an art gallery, a haunted salmon castle or a stay close to nature in a lighthouse. Read the article at visitnorway.no
19.December 2012
Haugesund
Haugesund is a major participant in the oil, offshore and shipping industry and a popular congress town. Maximum capacity is 1,000 delegates. Read the article at visitnorway.no
2.November 2012
