Get great tips to make the most of your trip to Bergen and inspiration to discover everything the city has to offer.
The city between the seven mountains offers endless possibilities for things to do. If you are planning a trip to Bergen, our top 10 lists might be a good place to start. If you are a blogger or reporter writing about Bergen you can find free images on our photoservice. If you are planning a round trip in Norway, then check out where to go and what to see in Norway. If your time is limited then see how much you can pack into 48 hours or a weekend.
Bergen surroundings:
Bergen has a fantastic mix of nature, with deep fjords and high mountains, art and cultureand history in modern surroundings. The city has something for every occasion and for all ages, both children and adults. Experience Bergen in both winter and summer, in the rain or in the sun, for a weekend or for a whole holiday.
Bergen city center:
Go through Bergen city center and experience historic Bryggen as you walk between the narrow streets and look at the unique shops selling local products. Large selection of accommodationin the city center leave you free to experience life in city center at your own leisure. Check out the Fish Market, the square called Torgallmenningen , the charming neighbourhoods in Nordnes or go to Bergen Aquarium and watch the penguins and sea lions. Enjoy some local specialities at one of Bergens many restaurants.
Bergen nature:
Bergen is rightly called the city between the seven mountains. The city mountains provide wonderful opportunities for nature experiences and from the top of the mountains you can enjoy unbeatable views of Bergen and the city fjord. Walk up to Mount Fløyen or take the Funicularand continue into the mountains or take the Ulriken Cable car and start the trip from the top of Mount Ulriken. Bergen is also a perfect starting point for traveling to the fjords. Take trips to the Osterfjord, Hardangerfjord or Sognefjord, and experience the spectacular Fjord Norway for yourself.
Bergen culture:
Bergen is also an European City of Culture. Visit the KODE – Art Museums and Composer Homes and experience world-renowned Norwegian artists Edvard Munch and Nikolai Astrup to mention a few. Travel to Edvard Grieg's house Troldhaugen and listen to his music played by professional musicians in his old house or enjoy one of the many other art and music venues in Bergen.
Bryggens Museum, The Hanseatic Museum, The Maritime Museum and the Haakon’s hall are just some of the many museums you can visit in Bergen. Here you can learn about the history of Bergen and find out how Bergen and Norway have grown through the centuries.
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