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Karmøy Municipality

Karmøy Municipality travel guide

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Haugesund is where the Norwegian kings were buried — the monument at Haraldshaugen marks the grave of Harald Fairhair, who first held the country as one in the ninth century.

It is also the northern approach to the Lysefjord and Preikestolen, the flat rock that stands six hundred and four metres straight above the water. The town fills each August for its herring and jazz festival.

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Top 10 sights in Karmøy Municipality

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  1. 1© Wolfmann · CC BY-SA 4.0

    Skåre Church

    A parish church of 1858 in Haugesund, built of stone in a neo-Gothic manner, and the oldest church in a town that only became a town in 1855. It stands above the harbour that herring built.

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  2. 2© Jan-Tore Egge · CC BY-SA 4.0

    Vår Frelsers Church

    A church built in central Haugesund in 1901. It is red brick neo-Gothic, holds twelve hundred, and is among the larger churches on the west coast of Norway.

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  3. 3© Jan-Tore Egge · CC BY-SA 4.0

    Norheim Church

    A church at Norheim on Karmøy south of Haugesund. Built in timber in 1904, it serves as the parish church of the village.

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  4. 4© Morten Stige/Riksantikvaren · CC BY 4.0

    Rossabø Church

    A church built in Haugesund in 1959. It is an example of postwar Norwegian church architecture, combining brick and concrete, with a free-standing bell tower.

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    Torvastad Church

    A church at Torvastad on Karmøy southwest of Haugesund. It is a twelfth-century stone church and one of the surviving medieval buildings of the district.

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  6. 6© Jarvin · CC BY-SA 3.0

    Tysvær kyrkje

    A church at Tysvær east of Haugesund. Built in timber in 1858 on a cruciform plan, it is the parish church of the village at the head of the fjord.

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  7. 7© Bård Langvandslien/Riksantikvaren · CC BY-SA 4.0

    Falnes Church

    A church at Falnes on Karmøy south of Haugesund. It is a thirteenth-century stone church and was the old parish church of the district ruled by King Harald.

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  8. 8© Bertha Aarø/Riksantikvaren · CC BY-SA 4.0

    Ferkingstad Church

    A church at Ferkingstad on Karmøy south of Haugesund, built in timber in 1893 and serving as the parish church of the fishing village.

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  9. 9© Henry Leirvoll · CC BY-SA 3.0

    Church of Avaldsnes

    A thirteenth-century stone church at Avaldsnes south of Haugesund. King Haakon IV built it, and the leaning standing stone known as the Virgin Mary's Needle stands beside it.

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  10. 10© Tor-Egil Farestveit · CC BY-SA 3.0

    Bokn Church

    A church on the island of Bokn south of Haugesund. Built in timber in 1847, it serves the island parish and looks out over the strait.

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  1. 1© Henry Leirvoll · CC BY-SA 3.0

    Åkra Church

    A church at Åkra on Karmøy south of Haugesund, built in 1985. It is a modern building and one of the larger churches in the district.

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  2. 2© Jules Verne Times Two · CC BY-SA 4.0

    Åkrehamn beach

    A beach at Åkrehamn on Karmøy south of Haugesund. Its white sand and shallow water have made it a bathing beach of the Norwegian west coast.

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  3. 3© Bertha Aarø/Riksantikvaren · CC BY-SA 4.0

    Kopervik Church

    A church at Kopervik on Karmøy south of Haugesund, built in 1949 and serving as the parish church of the small port town.

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    Old Åkra Church

    The old church at Åkra on Karmøy south of Haugesund. Built in timber in 1821, it became a cultural venue once the new church was built.

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