Bergen Maritime Museum - Museum Vest
5007 Bergen
55 54 96 00
55 54 96 00
Season (4 Jan 2021 - 17 Jan 2021) | ||
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Day | Times | |
Monday - Sunday | 11:00 | - 15:00 |
Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
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Children under 16 years | Free |
Groups min. 10 pers. | NOK70.00 admission |
Adults | NOK100.00 admission |
Student | NOK60.00 admission |
Students free on Thursdays.
Private vehicle:
Follow Nygårdsgaten (street) in a southerly direction (from the city-center), turn right up Herman Foss gate, then right into Langesgate. At the Museum Square (in front of the Natural History Museum/at the Christie Statue), take the side road to the right, towards the University Library. Proceed to the end of the road. The museum is the building with the natural stone facade.
By foot:
From the city center(approx. 15 min). Walk up the stairs to the St John's Church. The museum is located approx. 150 m behind the church. Go to the left of the church, approx. 50 m along the main road. Then turn right onto the gravel walkway. Walk100 meters, the museum is the building with the natural stone facade.
By Bus:
Local buss: no 4, 5, 6, 12, 50E etc. Nearest bus stop: Møhlenpris. From here you can see the museum, recognized by its natural stone facade. Follow the steep walkway, through the "arch", then turn left.
The city lane/Bybanen:
Olav Kyrresgate goes right in front of the city lane's end stop Byparken. Turn left and follow the street until the end (approx. 15 min). Alternatively, most buses stop at Olav Kyrresgateto Møhlenpris
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