Last updated: 22 October 2026
Halloween falls on a Saturday in 2026, and in Bergen, Norway, most of the celebrations take place from Friday 30 October to Sunday 1 November. You can walk a witches' trail in the forest on Mount Fløyen, meet zombies among the fish at Bergen Aquarium, hear spooky music in a medieval royal hall, explore the science centre in the dark, or dare to enter the haunted house at a composer's historic home.
Here is an overview of what's on, when it happens and who it's for.
Any speech or theatre is in Norwegian, but the spooky atmosphere needs no translation.
1. Halloween on Mount Fløyen - Friday 30 and Saturday 31 October 2026
Friday 17:00-19:30 - For the youngest - Free* - Outdoors
Saturday 17:00-20:00 - Ages 7+ - Free* - Outdoors
*Free, no booking required. Tickets for the Fløibanen funicular are purchased separately.
Photo: Fløyen
Fløyen is the mountain right above Bergen city centre, easily reached by the Fløibanen funicular in about six minutes. Together with Fyllingsdalen Teater, Fløyen invites you to two evenings full of fright, magic and suspense. Do you dare to sneak along the forest trail where mysterious and eerie creatures may be lurking? On Saturday, the evening ends with a proper witches' party on Fløysletten, the open area near the top. Read more about "Hekser og fjaseri" (Witches and Mischief).
2. Halloween at Bergen Aquarium - Friday 30 October 2026
18:00-19:30 - Ages 5+ - Separate ticket - Indoors
19:30-21:00 - Older children and the brave - Separate ticket - Indoors
The whole family is invited to explore Bergen Aquarium in a new way - with real animals and just the right amount of Halloween spirit, including zombies and creepy creatures. Read more about Halloween at Bergen Aquarium.
Photo: Tove Lise Mossestad / Akvariet
3. Haunted Håkonshallen - Saturday 31 October 2026
12:00 - All ages - Separate ticket - Indoors
The Royal Norwegian Navy Band and Bergen City Museum invite families to a playful, spooky and spine-tingling concert in Håkonshallen, a 13th-century royal hall at Bergenhus Fortress in the city centre. The concert lasts about 40 minutes.
Photo: Bymuseet
4. Halloween at VilVite - Friday 30 and Saturday 31 October 2026
Evening opening: Friday 17:30-20:00 - Ages 10+ - Separate ticket - Indoors
Fun for the youngest: Saturday 10:00-17:00 - All ages - Separate ticket - Indoors
Bone Chaos: Saturday 11:00-14:00 - Ages 6+ - Separate ticket - Indoors
VilVite, Bergen Science Centre, offers Halloween fun for the youngest and the activity Help, it's Bone Chaos! on Saturday 31 October 2026. On Friday there is an extra exciting evening for ages 10 and up. The lights go out, and everything becomes darker, scarier and even more thrilling. Who knows what you'll hear, or what you'll meet in the dark?
Photo: VilVite
5. Halloween at Siljustøl - Sunday 1 November 2026
14:00-18:30 - All ages - Separate ticket - Indoors and outdoors
For one day, Siljustøl is transformed into a place full of dark shadows, mysterious sounds and eerie surprises. Siljustøl is the former home of Norwegian composer Harald Sæverud, surrounded by old trees and forest in Fana, south of the city centre. Expect performances in the woods, spooky walks through the haunted house, pop-up theatre outdoors and simple refreshments with cakes, pastries and drinks. Do you dare to pay a visit?
6. Halloweenfactory at Textile Industry Museum Sunday 25 October 2026
13:00 - For 3-8 years - Standard entry ticket - Indoors
16:00 - For 8-12 years - Standard entry ticket - Indoors
The old factory cannot be locked. The key is gone, and strange things are happening in the dark! Join an exciting treasure hunt through the factory. Solve riddles, find secret codes and search for the missing key before ghosts and scary creatures take over the night. Please note that this event is in Norwegian.
7. Halloween party for adults at Hulen - Saturday 31 October 2026
20:00-03:00 - Ages 20+ (18+ with student ID) - NOK 150 / NOK 100 for students - Indoors
On Halloween night itself, Hulen, the legendary music venue in a former air raid shelter on Nygårdshøyden near the university, hosts what may be Bergen’s most atmospheric Halloween party. The DJs play Halloween classics and other dance music, and the dance floor fills with smoke and shadows. Dress up: there is a costume contest, and the winner gets a full year of free entry to Hulen’s concerts and DJ nights. Arrive early so the judges have time to see every costume. The winner is announced at midnight. Read more about HULLOWEEN at Hulen.
See the What's On calendar for more events. New events are added continuously.
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