Name: Ristorante Allegro
Address: Skagen 37, Stavanger 4006, Norway, Stavanger
Telephone: +47 51 55 02 66
Price range: 77

Ristorante Allegro

Tango Restaurant, a gourmet palace that combines classics and innovation, brings diners a double feast of taste buds and vision. The restaurant&#39;s decoration style is unique, elegant and full of sentiment, creating a romantic and comfortable dining atmosphere.
Tango Restaurant&#39;s dishes are exquisite and rich, and each dish is carefully cooked with excellent color, aroma and taste. From classic steaks and seafood to innovative fusion dishes, every bite can make people feel the chef&#39;s ingenuity.
In terms of service, Tango Restaurant&#39;s service team is professional and enthusiastic, providing every customer with thoughtful and considerate service. Whether it is ordering suggestions or detail handling during the meal, people feel the warmth of home.

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1. Stavanger is the fourth largest city in Norway, but it is actually a quiet and charming town with few people. It is only a 40-minute drive from the famous Pulpit Rock. The cute houses in the old town are colorful. The sword in the rock with thousands of years of history has left a sense of Game of Thrones. Feeding pigeons and swans by the lake can make your heart completely calm.

2. Pulpit Rock Hike
At 9 am, take the Go Fjords bus at the entrance of the Radisson Blu Atlantic Hotel in the city center. Buy tickets on the official website in advance during the peak season (476 NOK for round trip). You can also buy tickets on the bus if the bus is not full. The Pulpit Rock is 6 kilometers round trip, plus the time to queue for photos on the platform, it takes about 4 hours. The route is not difficult. Men, women, young and old, and dogs are all climbing. It is suitable for novices, but because there are many tourists, the mountain road is narrow and full of rocks, so you still have to be careful of slippery roads when it rains.

3. Drink a bowl of fish soup at Fisketorget
Fisketorget is located by the city pier and is a local restaurant that locals and tourists love to go to. Fish soup is almost a must-order for every table. Although it is a famous dish, each restaurant makes it differently. This restaurant uses cod, shrimp, bread crumbs, and salty and fresh cream flavor. I also ordered a bowl of shrimp salad, which cost 600NOK in total. It was the most luxurious meal of this trip.

4. See the architecture and graffiti in the old town
The residential area of ​​the old town is quiet and beautiful, with houses of various colors and styles coexisting harmoniously. Some walls have graffiti full of personality, and some have colorful flowers in front of the door. Occasionally glance at the window, every house is decorated with exquisite ornaments, orchids and lamps. This is life!

Very good, worthy of Norway&#39;s reputation, it makes people feel great

Coffeeberry Stavanger, a coffee gem hidden in the hustle and bustle of the city, has become a pilgrimage site for many coffee lovers with its unique charm and high-quality coffee experience. As soon as you step into the store, a strong aroma of coffee hits your nose instantly. The decoration inside the store is simple but stylish, creating a warm and comfortable atmosphere.
The coffee quality here is first-class. Each cup is carefully selected and roasted to retain the purest taste of coffee beans. Whether it is a classic American, a rich latte, or a special hand-brewed coffee, you can feel the mellowness and fragrance of coffee in every sip. Especially their signature drinks, which are unforgettable and memorable.
In addition to coffee, Coffeeberry Stavanger also offers a rich selection of food, from soft cakes to crispy biscuits, each of which is perfectly matched with coffee, allowing the taste buds to dance in the interweaving of coffee and food.

Stavanger, Norway | A small treasure city! 3 days and 2 nights to enjoy the Nordic oil painting town✨

Itinerary
Day1: Strolling in the old town + Oil Museum
▪️ Bryggen Old Town: The colorful wooden houses are perfect for taking photos! Take photos at will like walking into a fairy tale book~
▪️ Stavanger Cathedral: The oldest church in Northern Europe, full of tranquility⛪️
▪️ Oil Museum: Interaction is super interesting! Learn about the history of the rise of the Norwegian &quot;tycoons&quot;

Day2: Hiking in the Lysefjord!
▪️ Preikestolen: A must-see! 4 hours of hiking to the top, the cliff overlooking the fjord is so shocking that your legs are weak😱 (bring a windproof jacket!)
▪️ Fisketorget Pier: Go back to the city to eat seafood! King crab soup is so delicious🦀

Day3: Literary niche easter egg
▪️ &Oslash;vre Holmegate: Stare at the Rainbow Street Cafe☕️
▪️ Iron Age Farm: Travel back to the life of the Vikings!

🍴 Food recommendation
&bull; Renaa Matbaren: Michelin value for money👆!
&bull; Fisketorget: Freshly caught seafood platter at the pier
&bull; Kaffeb&oslash;nna: Internet celebrity cafe in the old town

💡Tips
✓ Wear non-slip shoes for hiking! The weather in the fjord changes in seconds
✓ Prices are high, buying sandwiches at convenience stores can save money
✓ Peak season from June to August, but fewer people in May + Lupin flowers are more beautiful
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