Haugesund

In the small alleyways off ‘Skaragate’ you will find the smaller shops and more untraditional stuff. This is where you find local craftsman wares. ‘Haraldsgata’ is one of the more exciting alleyways where you will find shops which sell clothes and bags from local designers. Also to be found in ‘Haraldsgata’ is ‘Slakter Haaland’. He is a butcher who once made a pudding for the Norwegian Princess Maud, and that is the only place in Norway where you can buy that pudding, and it is of course named ‘Prinsesse Maud’.

Oasen is one of the best shopping centres in the area, boasting more than 70 shops. It is located just a bit to the south of the city, in the area of Karmsund, but is worth the trip, because you're sure to find what you're looking for at Oasen, be it clothes, electronics or accessories.

Amanda Shopping Centre is the largest mall in the Haugesund area, with over 70 shops and restaurants offering a bewildering range of products and services. The centre includes banks, stores, cafes and even a petrol station.

This specialty salmon smokery was established in 1967 and has been preparing its delectable products using their 100-hour production method ever since. The salmon fresh comes from the surrounding water and is handled with care and professionalism, ensuring the best possible results.

Amundsen Spesial has an impressive selection of fine food products, ranging from cheeses and sausages to coffees, teas, nuts, jams and sweets. Many products are local, but they have plenty of international products as well. Perfect for gifts to bring home after a visit to Haugesund.