Utstein Kloster is a historic site and museum on Mosterøy, near Stavanger, and is described as Norway’s best-preserved medieval monastery. Set amid coastal scenery and walking areas, it offers visitors the chance to explore centuries of history in the monastery’s distinctive surroundings. Its exhibitions interpret medieval life and heritage, including displays about Magnus Lagabøte and the vulnerable members of society, the medieval monastery, Flora Danica, and the Garmann rooms.

The site also hosts cultural events throughout the year, such as concerts, performances, and calligraphy courses. Visitors can plan a day out, purchase admission tickets or annual passes, and find information about opening hours and nearby attractions. Utstein Kloster is a key location on the Coastal Pilgrim Route, alongside Utstein Pilgrim Centre. The grounds and historic setting are also available for private occasions, conferences, and overnight stays through the associated Utstein Kloster Hotel. Nearby, Klostergarden offers locally produced food. With history, exhibitions, events, and scenic surroundings, Utstein Kloster provides a varied cultural experience for visitors of different interests.