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Vegan Options
- 5 min walking distance from Tribe venue
- 100 discounted rooms available for Tribe participants
Vegan Options
- Studios and apartments around the city
- In the city center
- 11 min walking distance from Tribe venue
- 26 min walk from JYS studio
- Discount vary a little from Hotel to Hotel – according to standard
- Close to city center
- On opposite side of town from venue and studio
- 15 min walking distance from Tribe venue
- 29 min walk from JYS studio
- Close to city center
- 15 min walking distance from Tribe venue
- In the city center
- 6 min walking distance from Tribe venue
- Fully plant based fine dining
- 5 minutes walk from Jivamukti Yoga Stavanger
- Støperigata 6, 4014 Stavanger
- Pakistani food
- Walking distance from Jivamukti Yoga Stavanger
- Pedersgata 12, 4013 Stavanger
- Mediterranean food
- Pedersgata 24, 4013 Stavanger
- Asian fusion
- Pedersgata 11, 4013 Stavanger
- Burger
- Pedersgata 8, 4013 Stavanger
AN NAM VIETNAMESE FOOD
- Vietnamese Food
- Pedersgata 33, 4013 Stavanger
- Indian food, vegan and vegetarian alternatives
- 2 minute walk from the Tribe venue
- Verksgata 9, Stavanger
- Ethiopian Food
- Vegan & veg options available
- Brødregata 6, 4013 Stavanger
- Asian Fuison Cuisine
- Skansegata 2, 4006 Stavanger
- Fully plant based café with breakfast, lunch and light dinner dishes
- Conveniently placed in the same building as Jivamukti Yoga Stavanger
- Avaldsnesgata 95A, 4014 Stavanger
- Breakfast and lunch, some plant based options
- 2 minutes’ walk from Jivamukti Yoga Stavanger
- Ryfylkegata 30, 4014 Stavanger
- Patries and coffee
- Verksgata 24, Ryfylkegata 22 and Søregata 4
- Lunch and dinner, Mediterranean cuisine
- Ryfylkegata 11, 4014 Stavanger
- Vegan pizza and some plant based options
- 2 minutes’ walk from Jivamukti Yoga Stavanger
- Ryfylkegata 33, 4014 Stavanger
- Pizzeria – Take away
- Pedersgata 55, 4013 Stavanger
- Street food
- 2 minutes’ walk from Jivamukti Yoga Stavanger
- Kvitsøygata 25, 4014 Stavanger
Take a Walk Through Art in Stavanger and Experience NUART!
A street art festival that used to be held annually in Stavanger. The artworks are rooted in situationism, graffiti, post-graffiti, muralism, comic book culture, stencil art, and activism. This is an exciting and popular art form, and the festival gained significant attention both nationally and internationally when it was held, undoubtedly placing the Stavanger region on the international street art map. You will find a series of exhi- bitions throughout the city, encompassing current trends and movements in street art, created by some of the world’s leading practitioners and emerging names.
As an official partner with Google Arts & Culture, Nuart has created a universe where you can view the art and learn more about it even before you reach the destination. Google Arts & Culture can be downloaded as a separate app. A range of stories and presentations can be found on Nuart’s Google Arts & Culture page.: https://artsandculture.google.com/partner/nuart
Also known as Straen, is the largest surviving wooden house settlement in northern Europe.
It is a beautiful area of little wooden houses and cobbled streets along the west side of the harbour – just where the cruise ships moor during the summer. Almost totally un-commercialised, there are a few galleries to watch artists at work and the sardine canning museum.
A street painted in all the colours of the rainbow. This vibrant street is lined with lovely cafés, boutiques, and galleries. And numerous photo opportunities, of course.
Towers 604 metres above the Lysefjord. The trek to the rock is one of Norway’s most famous mountain hikes. Preikestolen is very popular, with more than 300,000 nature-loving hikers visiting the renowned rock formation every year.
The eight-kilometre hike starts at the Preikestolen Fjellstue mountain lodge. Allow a total of about four hours for this moderately demanding roundtrip. Join one of the guided tours that run daily from April to October (subject to weather conditions), see the cliff from a sightseeing boat on the fjord, or do both
– some tours offer combined hikes and cruises. https://preikestolen365.com/
are a series of stunning sandy beaches stretching along the southwest coast of Norway, known for their vast, open landscapes and unique natural beauty. The beaches are characterized by their fine, chalk-whi- te sand, gentle dunes, and rolling waves from the North Sea. Jærstrendene is a popular spot for surfing, thanks to the consistent waves and the long, flat beaches that provide excellent conditions for both be- ginners and experienced surfers
are a series of stunning sandy beaches stretching along the southwest coast of Norway, known for their vast, open landscapes and unique natural beauty. The beaches are characterized by their fine, chalk-whi- te sand, gentle dunes, and rolling waves from the North Sea. Jærstrendene is a popular spot for surfing, thanks to the consistent waves and the long, flat beaches that provide excellent conditions for both be- ginners and experienced surfers
Stavanger has a conveniently sized city center with short distances and many pedestrian streets. The city center is a pleasant place to stroll around, and unless you’re searching for something specific while shop- ping, it’s nice to simply take the time to wander through the streets to discover unique small shops.The city’s four shopping centers—Arkaden, Herbarium, Magasin Blaa, and Torgterrassen—each have their own character and unique mix of stores.
Arkaden Torgterrassen
Klubbgata 5, 4013 Stavanger, Norway
Herbarium:
Lars Hertervigs gate 6, 4005 Stavanger, Norway
Magasin Blaa
Verksgata 2, 4013 Stavanger, Norway
Torgterrassen
Domkirkeplassen 1, 4006 Stavanger, Norway
