Stavanger Concert Hall, Norway is one of the leading attractions of Stavanger. Officially inaugurated by Crown Prince Haakon in 2012, the concert hall houses include two halls, one orchestra hall, awesome foyer areas that are located out on the seaside alongside a large outdoor amphitheatre. The concert hall is known for its symphony concerts in one of the halls and for arranging rock concerts in the other, both at the same time. This is one of the reasons why people are found thronging around the area and booking tickets for their preferred kind of show.

The orchestra hall, named after Fartein Valen is a specially designed one that conducts shows on acoustic music and 1500 seats in the stalls and the three galleries. The multipurpose hall named after a Norwegian poet and Lutheran pastor belonging to Stavanger, Jens Zetliz is designed for amplified music and is used for different types of music shows from rock to opera. The hall can have close to 1700 seats.

• This place is also known as Stavanger Konserthus.
• The doors open well before the start of the concert and are close punctually.
• Any audience arriving late will be taken into the hall at the first suitable break.
• Areas available for wheelchair users and tickets for companions also available.
• Photography is prohibited in some events.
• Mobile phones should be switched off or put on silent mode.
• Guided tours for about 50 minutes at NOK 90 per ticket available mostly on Saturdays or other days during the holidays.

• NOK 100 to access seats in the open seating category except for Concert House.
• NOK 1800 for private group.
• NOK 900 for school students/class.

• Bus No. 8, Bus Stop: Bjergsted.

• Spiseriet, Ground Floor, Stavanger Concert Hall

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