If you're spending a day in Haugesund, there's no better way to explore it than from the top deck of a City Sightseeing bus. You'll be sure not to miss anything in this charming Norwegian coastal town. You'll be offered the most comprehensive route in town, view more of this delightful Norwegian coastal town, with greater value for money than a shorter tour.
Starting from the cruise port, you'll cross the river into Haugesund to begin your day of discovery! There are numerous fantastic spots to disembark the bus. Your first stop could be the Visnes Mining Museum. This intriguing glimpse into history is located on an old copper mine site, which was once one of Norway's most significant industrial locations.
Another must-see is the Viking Village at Alvadsnes. Alvadsnes is one of Norway's most crucial Viking sites. It was here that King Harald Fairhair first united Norway. Alvadsnes was a significant power centre in Viking Norway, and the Viking Village offers an insight into the lives of these legendary warriors. Don't miss the Haraldshaugen national monument, erected in 1872 to commemorate the thousandth anniversary of Norway's unification by Harald Fairhair. The Dokken Museum is another excellent way to delve into Haugesund's intriguing past. The town thrived on herring fishing, and here you can learn all about what life was like during its heyday!
Thanks to the longer route and wider selection of stops, you'll see more of Haugesund than with any sightseeing tour in town.