Hafrsfjord

At Ytraberget are the remnants of a stone post from the period of movement, dated 300 years previously Viking times 550-1050 AD. The fortification was presumably utilized amid the Battle of Hafrsfjord in the year 872. The peripheral bluff is steep and hard to arrange. On the off chance that you investigate, you'll see leftovers of stone dividers around the entire level, and in addition, ruins where houses stood. In 1972 King Olav V marked a great stone out at Ytraberget regarding the 1100th commemoration of the Unification of Norway 872 AD.

It is a seaside beacon situated in the district of Randaberg in Rogaland area, Norway. The beacon is arranged at the north end of the Tungenes headland on the tip of Stavanger Peninsula just toward the north of the city of Stavanger. The beacon is never again being used, however, it is utilized as an expressive arts focus and beacon/sea historical center. There is additionally a bistro in one of the structures. Truly, the beacon was the primary light denoting the passage to the Byfjorden, the fundamental fjord prompting the imperative city of Stavanger.Opening Times