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Flights to Stavanger

Get away to a region of jaw-dropping natural beauty and explore the city of Stavanger with cheap flights from the UK. Flights to Stavanger leave UK airports on a  regular basis, and with journey times of one hour 50 minutes, travellers can be in Norway in no time.

Which is the main airport in Stavanger?

The primary airport in the Stavanger area is Stavanger Airport (also known as Sola). The airport is conveniently located for visits to the city, being 7 miles outside central Stavanger, and getting into town won't be hard. The best option is probably to take the Flybussen express service straight to central Stavanger, although the 42 bus is an alternative for those headed to the suburbs.

Which airlines offer flights to Stavanger?

Flights from the UK to Stavanger are provided by a few different airlines. Norwegian flies from London Gatwick and Manchester, Loganair fly from Newcastle and Edinburgh, Scandinavian flies from London Heathrow and Aberdeen, Widerøe flies from Aberdeen and Wizz Air serves London Luton. So, plenty of departures should be available.

Why travel by plane to Stavanger?

Flying will be the best option for almost all visitors to Stavanger, and there are a few good reasons for this. Firstly, journeys are short. Flights will take around one hour 50 minutes from all UK airports. That's much faster than taking ferries to Norway. Passengers will also find a wide range of choices when booking their flights, with departure points varying from Aberdeen to London. And because there's so much choice, low-cost fares should be available, making trips to Norway much more affordable.

Before you travel to Stavanger by plane - good to know!

One of the largest cities in southern Norway, Stavanger has a lot to offer, both inside the city and in the nearby region. The local Hurtigbåt transport system provides excellent coverage, so getting around won't be hard, and 7-day passes could be a good option for vacationers. As for sights, visitors won't lack for options. The Norwegian Petroleum Museum is a one-of-a-kind (and extremely interesting), while historical buildings like the Valbergtårnet watchtower and Stavanger Cathedral are always worth exploring. And for a real step back in time to the 1920s, a walk around Gamle Stavanger (the old town) is essential. But there's much to do outside Stavanger, too. Try to find time to take in the views from Preikestolen; it's an astoundingly beautiful vantage point, not far from the city.

How to Get to Trondheim by Plane

The Trondheim Vaernes Airport is situated a little more than 30 kilometres away from Trondheim city centre. Visitors can use public transport, including bus and taxi, to reach the city. Rental cars are offered by car rental companies located on the premises. The spacious car park can accommodate thousands of cars, and the convenience of long term and short term parking is offered. Flights to Trondheim are operated by Wizz Air, KLM, Estonia Air, and Norwegian Airline. Prominent destinations covered by these flights include London, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Berlin, Riga, Malaga, Corfu, Krakow, and Alicante.

Trondheim

Trondheim in Norway is notable for its natural beauty, thanks to its location on the banks of the river Nidelva. The old world charm of the city is most prominent in the historic Bakklandet area, which contains renovated houses dating back more than 300 years. Besides residential spaces, this area is also home to shops and restaurants. The city also contains many museums. The Ringve Museum is dedicated to music and features many types of musical instruments, while the Maritime Museum is devoted to the seafaring ways of sailors of yore. Visitors who wish to learn more about the city's past can visit the Middle Ages Exhibition, at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology Museum. This exhibition is dedicated to life in Trondheim in the medieval times.