St. Mary's Church is a cultural monument located in Stavanger, known for its historical significance and architectural style. Originally built in the 12th century, the church is one of the oldest buildings in the city. It has undergone several restorations and changes over the years, but has preserved much of its original character. St. Mary's Church is an example of Romanesque architecture and has a number of interesting details that attract visitors.
As a museum, St. Mary's Church offers an insight into local history and cultural heritage. It serves as an important place for both tourists and locals, and provides opportunities to learn more about Stavanger's history and development. The church also hosts various events and activities that help preserve and convey the cultural heritage to future generations.