Hå Old Vicarage

As a key site along the Coastal Pilgrimage Route in Rogaland, Hå gamle prestegard and Obrestad lighthouse represent a central meeting point between the sea, history, and the present day. Here, pilgrims gain access to both powerful natural experiences, vibrant cultural interpretation, and good opportunities for peace, reflection, and community, with welcoming hosts and a stamp in the pilgrim passport as part of the offering.
 

Hå gamle prestegard is an art and cultural institution set within a historically rich and protected site.
 

Hå gamle prestegard is a meeting place between contemporary life and local history. Located by the sea, the site consists of a collection of traditional Jæren buildings, including a farmhouse and other operational buildings.
The site hosts exhibitions of Norwegian and international contemporary art as well as cultural-historical exhibitions, offers commissioned art sales, a café featuring local food, seminars, and venue rentals. In addition, you can stay overnight at Obrestad lighthouse, located nearby.
 

Hå gamle prestegard also organizes concerts and conferences, as well as literary and themed evenings. Guided tours are available by appointment.

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