Where is Greater Stavanger?
The Stavanger region is located in the Southwestern part of Norway, in Northern Europe.
Stavanger Guide has several useful maps of the region
We are a part of Scandinavia, and are located near the North Sea. Our sea borders with the United Kingdom, Denmark and Iceland and our land borders with Sweden, Finland and Russia.
The Stavanger region is an international region with a long-standing history of trade and business activities. It is important for the region to be well-connected and in good communication with the world.
Proximity to Europe
Many of the expatriates we have spoken to feel that the region's proximity to the rest of Europe is a great advantage. In just a few hours, one can reach popular and major cities such as Berlin, Paris and London.
Flights are often reasonably priced and conveniently timed with few transits. In addition, the flights are specially created to meet business needs.
The 20-minute region
The Stavanger region consists of a number of smaller towns and villages, each with its own charm and uniqueness. There are short distances between the areas, which is one of the region's many advantages.
In twenty minutes, you can travel from home to work, from the mountains to the beaches and from the city to the airport. Read more about the municipalities in this region by clicking on the municipal crests in the lower right corner (external links).
More about the Stavanger region
We have a wealth of jobs here and it is a great place to live.
The Stavanger region has a strategic location with regards to international communication, the Norwegian continental shelf and regional transportation routes. The region is located in the southern part of the Rogaland County in Norway.
