A distinguished historical site in the Norwegian city of Stavanger, the site consists of a large number of white wooden huts built between the end of the eighteenth century and the beginning of the nineteenth century. Just minutes' walk from the heart of the city, these buildings are whitewashed buildings dotted with cobbled country streets. The buildings are currently used as shops and shops where local and traditional goods are sold, and there are some of the buildings that are still owned by the municipality and are used as meeting rooms. This old town is considered one of the most beautiful in Norway and a place visited by tens of thousands of visitors every year.