2025 Bergen Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

If you love Iceland, you'll definitely enjoy Norway too. Norway is a travel destination filled with natural beauty and rich culture. 1️⃣ Best Travel Time - Summer (June-August): Ideal for sightseeing with long daylight hours, perfect for hiking, and viewing fjords and natural landscapes. - Winter (December-March): Great for skiing, watching the Northern Lights, and experiencing winter activities. 2️⃣ Popular Attractions - Norwegian Fjords: Including Sognefjord, Geirangerfjord, and Lysefjord, these spectacular natural landscapes are a must-see. You can choose to take a boat tour of the fjords or hike the surrounding mountains. - Oslo: The capital of Norway, rich in cultural heritage, featuring Vigeland Sculpture Park, the National Gallery, and the Viking Ship Museum. - Bergen: A historic port city and gateway to the Norwegian fjords. Bryggen wooden houses and Mount Floyen are must-visit spots. - Tromsø: One of the best places to observe the Northern Lights, with popular winter activities like dog sledding, skiing, and Northern Lights hunting. - Lofoten Islands: Known for stunning natural scenery, fishing villages, and unique experiences within the Arctic Circle, it's a paradise for photographers and outdoor enthusiasts. 3️⃣ Transportation - Public Transport: Norway has a well-developed public transport system with trains, buses, and domestic flights between major cities. Sightseeing trains like the Flåm Railway from Oslo to Bergen are highly recommended. - Car Rental: If you want to explore the fjords or countryside in-depth, renting a car is a good option. Norway's roads are well-maintained, but be cautious of snow and ice in winter. (Winter travel is not recommended for self-driving; joining a tour is a great choice.) 4️⃣ Food Recommendations - Cod and Seafood: Norway is famous for its cod, especially in coastal cities and fishing villages where seafood is fresh and diverse. - Reindeer and Moose Meat: Unique Arctic game can be tasted in the northern regions. - Brunost (Brown Cheese): A sweet and salty cheese, very representative of Norwegian cuisine, often paired with bread or crackers. 5️⃣ Tips - High Prices: Norway is one of the more expensive countries in Europe, so plan your budget in advance. Dining out is costly, so consider trying local supermarkets or cooking for yourself. - Unpredictable Weather: No matter the season, the weather in Norway can be unpredictable, so bring windproof and waterproof jackets and suitable hiking shoes. - Northern Lights Viewing: To see the Northern Lights, avoid light-polluted cities and head to remote areas like Tromsø or the Lofoten Islands. #NorwayTravel #LofotenIslands #NordicTravel #NaturalScenery #NorthernLights #NorwegianAurora

🎈Today, I'm sharing a 7-day itinerary for Norway, and it's absolutely stunning! 💖 📅Day 1: Oslo 🚩Arrive in Oslo and check in to your hotel for a short rest. In the afternoon, visit Vigeland Sculpture Park to admire the lifelike sculptures and feel the power of life. 🎨In the evening, you can stroll around the city and taste local delicacies. 💰Cost: Hotel approx. 💰800/night, dining approx. 💰200 📅Day 2: Oslo - Bergen 🚩Fly to Bergen, and upon arrival, take a stroll along Bryggen Wharf, where the colorful wooden houses make for great photos. 😜You can also take a cable car up Mount Floyen for a panoramic view of Bergen. 💰Cost: Airfare approx. 💰500, hotel approx. 💰1000/night, cable car ticket approx. 💰100, dining approx. 💰250 📅Day 3: Bergen 🚩Join a fjord day tour to experience the magnificent scenery of the Sognefjord, with its emerald green waters and steep peaks, as if stepping into a fairytale world. 😍 💰Cost: Day tour fee approx. 💰800, dining approx. 💰200 📅Day 4: Bergen - Stavanger 🚩Take a train to Stavanger, enjoying the beautiful scenery along the way. Upon arrival, explore the old town and immerse yourself in the rich historical atmosphere. 😃 💰Cost: Train ticket approx. 💰300, hotel approx. 💰1000/night, dining approx. 💰250 📅Day 5: Stavanger 🚩Join a Pulpit Rock hiking tour, challenging yourself while enjoying breathtaking natural scenery. 💪Although it's a bit tiring, it's definitely worth it! 💰Cost: Hiking tour fee approx. 💰500, dining approx. 💰200 📅Day 6: Stavanger - Oslo 🚩Fly back to Oslo, and go shopping in the city to buy some unique souvenirs. 🛍️ 💰Cost: Airfare approx. 💰500, dining approx. 💰200, shopping approx. 💰1000 📅Day 7: Oslo 🚩Visit attractions such as the Royal Palace and the Nobel Peace Center, and conclude your wonderful trip to Norway. 😘 💰Cost: Dining approx. 💰200 💡Total cost: Hotel approx. 💰5800, transportation approx. 💰2800, tickets and tour fees approx. 💰2600, dining approx. 💰1600, shopping approx. 💰1000, total approx. 💰13800 ✨Norway is truly a stunning country, with every view being mesmerizing. 😉If you have the chance, you must experience it! 💗

#closetonature The nature walk in the Troll Forest on Mount Fløyen is a magical experience that blends stunning scenery with a sense of adventure. Mostly flat trails but sometimes with gentle slopes, meanders through a lush, green forest with towering trees and moss-covered rocks. There are also playgrounds and slides for kids along the way, making it even more enjoyable for families. On rainy days, the misty atmosphere enhances the forest enchanting vibe. The trail going up takes around an hour or so, depending on your pace and there are rest stops for you to sit, take a break and enjoy the serene environment. Rating : 5 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Free admission. Quick Tips : you need to go up Mount Floyen by furnicular and from there, you can see several walking trails to choose, from easy, moderate and challenging. #100waysoftravel #myhiddengems #forest #hikingtrails

After a seven-hour train journey from Oslo, you arrive in the beautiful city of Bergen, and the sight that greets you is breathtaking. Nestled within the fjords, this city is surrounded by magnificent natural scenery. Bergen is primarily built on the fjords, so apart from the flat areas near the sea, the rest of the city is almost entirely made up of slopes, either uphill or downhill. To fully appreciate the grandeur of the fjords, I highly recommend visiting the Fløyen Panorama viewpoint. From there, you can overlook the ships entering and leaving the harbor and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the entire city. There are two ways to reach the top of Mount Fløyen: one is to hike, which takes about an hour and a half; the other is to take the funicular, which takes only ten minutes to reach the summit. My personal suggestion is to take the funicular up and then hike down, so you can fully experience the natural vegetation and scenery of the mountain. Compared to Oslo, Bergen offers more for tourists. I recommend staying in this charming city for an extra two days, leisurely strolling through its enchanting streets and savoring everything it has to offer.

#100 Ways to Travel #naturalscape We stayed in the camping area of ​​Andalsnes on July 2, 2024. We originally wanted to go directly from the camping area Andalsnes Camping & Motell ➝ (take the E136 bend 63 highway) ➝ Elf Road (about 5km) ➝ Trollstigen Utsiktpunkt viewing platform, but it is a pity. Vehicles will be prohibited from entering due to road collapse in 2024, and there is no word on when the control will last, so if you want to go to the Elf Road, you can only take a long detour! So it takes about 145km (2hr18mins), but free travel means being spontaneous, and there are long days of sunshine, so we decided to take a detour. Going to the viewing platform is really worth it! It’s so beautiful to see the spectacular switchback road with your own eyes In the past, it was a concept of going from A (Andalsnes) to B (Trollstigen Utsiktpunkt). Now I really have to go there specially to go to Trollstigen Utsiktpunkt. Because the road is impassable, I can only take Highway 63 at the other end to enter the Trollstigen Utsiktpunkt viewing platform, and then come out the same way. Go on another trip. It takes a little more time. Perhaps because of this, there are not as many tourists as expected. The parking lot of the Trollstigen Utsiktpunkt observation deck is right next to the Trollstigen Visitor Centre, and there is also Trollstigen Souvenirbutik, a souvenir shop. Walk along the wooden boardwalk next to the visitor center. The surrounding area is surrounded by wooden boardwalks erected along the glacial river. It is gentle and nice. Along the way, there is water flowing down from the glacier river, which is super clear and super cold. There is also a paddling pool where you can step into the water directly. The super comfortable building is integrated with the entire environment, super simple and beautiful. It is considered a barrier-free trail, and there is a landscape platform at the end of the boardwalk. If you want to get to the Trollstigen Utsiktpunkt observation deck, you must continue walking up the stairs next to it. This section of stairs has been specially built and is quite easy to walk. Along the way you can see the most beautiful zigzag mountain road, which is super beautiful and spectacular. At the end of the trail is Trollstigen Utsiktpunkt. The whole journey is very suitable for parents and children. We saw many Europeans carrying a baby on their backs, and then bringing a small child beside them. The children were allowed to walk along the trail, climb up and down, and even play in the water area. Play with water. Look how elegant and comfortable Europeans are when raising their children! #Norway #Elf Road #Golden Road #self-driving #free travel #parent-child travel #parent-child travel #familytravel 2024/7/3 The Path of Elves has shared several articles before, and I will integrate them again. Andalsnes ➝ (Take E136 curve 63) ➝ Elf Road (about 5km) ➝ Trollstigen Utsiktpunkt Observation Deck => This route is not accessible Change to Sylte ➝ (Take Highway 63) ➝ Trollstigen Utsiktpunkt Observation Deck (need to enter and exit the same way) Trollstigen Visitor Center Follow the wooden boardwalk next to the visitor center. The first half of the trail is barrier-free. At the end of the boardwalk, you will reach a landscape platform. There are stairs on the last section to the Trollstigen Utsiktpunkt viewing platform. Trollstigen Souvenirbutik souvenir shop Next to Trollstigen Souvenirbutik souvenir shop (free)

#citydaytours I had the pleasure of visiting Gamlehaugen during my summer vacation in Bergen, Norway, and it was a delightful experience. Gamlehaugen, a beautiful historic mansion, serves as the official residence of the Norwegian royal family when they visit Bergen. The entrance fee was around 100 NOK, which was well worth it for the opportunity to explore the stunning grounds and learn about its royal history. The mansion itself is an architectural gem, and the surrounding parkland is perfect for a leisurely stroll. The gardens are meticulously maintained and offer lovely views of the fjord. The guided tour was insightful, providing fascinating details about the royal family and the history of the estate. Nearby, you can visit the charming area of Bergen with its colorful Bryggen Wharf, a UNESCO World Heritage site, or take a ride on the Fløibanen funicular for panoramic views of the city and surrounding mountains. Both are great complements to a visit to Gamlehaugen. Overall, Gamlehaugen is a must-see if you're in Bergen, offering a perfect blend of history, architecture, and natural beauty. #trip #Gamlehaugen #RoyalResidence #BergenViews #HistoricNorway #FjordBeauty

If you ask me which Nordic country is the most worth visiting, it must be Norway, known as the 'Lonely Planet'. In Norway, 'people who meet will meet again' Going to Norway was originally planned for hiking and fjords, but unexpectedly, I was shocked by the fairy-tale-like dreamy beauty along the way and successfully took the cable car At the top of the mountain, I saw the pink sky and chased whales to the Arctic Circle, and waited for the aurora by the lake The snow scenery ceiling is definitely worth a look, the aftereffect is really strong Here are a few spots I think are very worth visiting: Stavanger: Although it is an old town and quite small, I personally really like the colorful streets here Fargegaten, the colorful little houses are really like a fairy tale world, and there are many museums Bergen: Strongly recommend taking the Snow Country Train, whether it's a miniature of Norway or the direct Oslo-Bergen train, the scenery on both sides is beautiful, we were lucky that day to see 'Altocumulus lenticularis' and the sunset glow was absolutely stunning Flåm Mountain Railway: Along the way, you will see waterfalls flying down from the sky, mountain streams, ribbon-like clouds, deep canyons and Norwegian forests, the huge drop brings breathtaking scenery, condensing the beauty of Norway's fjords, each frame is like a postcard Sognefjord: Norway's longest and deepest fjord, taking a cruise through it, the towering mountains on both sides and the emerald green water surface complement each other, it's incredibly beautiful, there are also three other fjords that I think are also worth visiting Trollstigen: The winding road twists and turns up along the cliff, with 11 sharp turns, known as one of the 12 most dangerous roads in the world, be sure to pay attention to safety if you go!!! This is my 7-day itinerary, I feel like I haven't seen enough and I will come back next time Day1 Oslo departure - Heddal Stave Church - Hardangervidda National Park - Stavanger Day2 Stavanger - Lysefjord - Preikestolen Day3 Bergen - Mount Fløyen - Bryggen Old Town - Fish Market Day4 Voss - Flåm - Sogndal Day5 Briksdal Glacier - Geirangerfjord Day6 Atlantic Road - Trollstigen - Atlantic Ocean Road - Finnøy Day7 Ålesund - Oslo

Today, I will take everyone to visit a village that has been recognized as a beautiful world heritage site. It is worth visiting. 🏞️ Suitable for a 2-day, 1-night trip, relaxing, walking, enjoying the view, and eating caviar. 😍 It is a very lovely city. It rains almost every day throughout the year. But luckily for me, it did not rain, but the sky was cloudy. 🥹 The colorful village sells various things, such as paintings and souvenirs. When you walk out a bit, you will see many souvenir shops. You can also ask for a refund. 🛍️ Next is the fish market. The caviar here is very cheap. You must try it. You can buy a lot to take home. 😍 Most importantly, the caviar cream is so delicious. Spread it on bread and it is the best! 🌟 Overall, this trip was very impressive. I give it 4/5 points (I have to deduct 1 point because it is a country with a high cost of living. 😅) #TravelAbroad #Travel #Norway #NorwayTravel #bergen #BergenTravel #WorldHeritageVillage

#cherryblossom2024 Moscow, Russia 📍 Spring in Moscow casts a magical spell over the city, thawing the winter ice and bringing forth a burst of new life. Cherry blossoms adorn the iconic Red Square, framing the Kremlin in a delicate pink hue. Parks and gardens come alive with the vibrant colors of tulips and daffodils, while the Moscow River sparkles under the soft spring sunlight. #Moscow #Russia #SpringMagic Budapest, Hungary 📍 As the Danube winds its way through Budapest, spring breathes new life into the city's historic streets and grand boulevards. Magnolia trees bloom in the city's parks, while the iconic Chain Bridge offers panoramic views of the river in bloom. Cafés and outdoor terraces buzz with activity as locals and visitors alike soak up the springtime ambiance. #Budapest #Hungary #SpringInBudapest Bergen, Norway 📍 In Bergen, spring emerges as a symphony of colors, with cherry blossoms and apple trees painting the city in shades of pink and white. The historic Bryggen Wharf is alive with the sounds of bustling markets, while nearby parks offer tranquil spots for enjoying the spring sunshine. As the days grow longer, locals take to the outdoors, hiking in the surrounding mountains or enjoying boat trips along the fjords. #Bergen #Norway #SpringSymphony Utrecht, Netherlands 📍 Spring in Utrecht transforms the city into a vibrant tapestry of colors and scents. Cherry blossoms line the picturesque canals, their delicate petals drifting on the water's surface. Parks and green spaces burst into bloom, offering tranquil retreats for locals and visitors alike. The city's cafés and outdoor terraces buzz with activity, as friends gather to enjoy the warm spring sunshine. #Utrecht #Netherlands #SpringBlossoms

It was a vacation with family to Norway. Just to share some of the places and restaurants that I’ve visited and enjoyed the most. Norway was truly a beautiful country. We were in a group of 4 and we visited many places. One of our most favorite place to visit was Mount Floyen. We took the Fløibanen funicular up all the way to the top and walk to central Bergen. It is definitely worth to go up to the top as you can see very amazing view 💯 If you were given a chance, do remember to pick the front seat so that you can capture best pictures without having people blocking in the front 🤣 They opened from 8am to 11pm everyday. Instead of buying the ticket online, we bought the ticket on spot via the kiosk machine. One way journey took about 15 minutes and it was around 85Krone, return costs about 160Krone. It is definitely worth to visit 🥰 Mount Floyen 📍5014 Bergen, Norway Our second favorite spot to visit in Norway was Kode Museum. This museum really amazed us! It is one of the biggest museum in Nordic region. The museum was made up of 4 different buildings and there were a lot of things to see, from art and crafts to music etc. We spent half days walking around the museum and we have learned and understand many history behind all the objects and Norway. They opened on Tuesday to Sunday from 11am to 4pm. Our tickets were 480Krones (for 4pax). We really enjoy visiting Kode Museum 🥰 Kode Musuem 📍 Nordahl Bruns gate 9, 5014 Bergen, Norway Just to share my favorite restaurant in Norway before I wrap up this post. I really enjoyed eating the Norwegian local cuisine. my favorite shop in Bergen was Pingvinen. The restaurant itself is small and menu were very limited. But all the items that we tried were very delicious. P/s: the portion is very big as well. Every dish came with their unique sauce. We visited the restaurant two times in a row 🤣The price was considered affordable. We ordered all the seafood items available from the menu and all were delicious, especially their fish 💯Please check it out if you’re around Bergen area. (Their service was very good too 🥰) Pingvinen 📍 Vaskerelven 14, 5014 Bergen, Norway #Holiday #vacation #Relax

Tourist attraction: Bergen, Europe Attraction introduction: Norway is full of fairy-tale-like miniatures. I personally feel that small towns are more charming than bustling big cities. If you have a day in Bergen, you must leave it to Mount Fløyen! Although everyone will take the cable car to watch the sunset, strolling slowly on the mountain makes people feel worthwhile, with a dreamy forest and a lake like an oil painting Daily

Dear travelers, do you long to explore a hidden gem, a city full of mystery and beauty? Then, Bergen is your destination! This city in Norway, like a dazzling gem, is waiting for your discovery. 💼 History and Culture First, let's set foot on the land of Fjorishburg. This historic port city has beautiful coastal scenery and rich cultural heritage. Walking on the old streets, it seems to travel back to the long history of Norway. You can visit museums, learn about the history and culture of Norway, and feel the profound heritage of this land. 🌊 Magnificent fjords Next, let's explore the Brugen Fjord together. Taking a cruise through this huge fjord, you will appreciate the magnificent natural scenery. The cliffs on both sides of the fjord are steep, and the sea is green as jade. When the sun shines on the water, the entire fjord seems to be a gem embedded in the mountains. 🍽️ Feast of food In Bergen, you can also taste delicious seafood. The restaurants here offer a variety of fresh seafood, allowing your taste buds to enjoy a feast. Delicious salmon, fat cod, tempting crab... every dish is a feast of taste. ✨ Charm under the night When night falls, you can stroll in the old town of Fjorishburg. The lights here illuminate the entire city, making you feel the charm of Bergen. The old buildings are even more charming under the light, and the night view by the sea is poetic. The cost of traveling in Bergen varies according to individual needs and seasons. Generally speaking, the accommodation cost in Bergen is between 500-1000 kroner per night, the transportation cost depends on your travel route and mode of transportation, and the catering cost also varies according to individual needs and restaurant grades. It is recommended to inquire about the ticket prices of various attractions in advance and reserve a certain budget. In short, Bergen is a city full of charm and surprises. Here, you can feel the history and culture of Norway, appreciate the magnificent natural scenery, taste delicious food, and feel the unique charm of the night. If you are planning a trip, consider including Bergen in your travel list. Believe here, you will find your own treasure and beautiful memories!

#fallingseason Norway is a country with full of strong landscape and powerful nature. In Norway , you can see different kinds of mountains and which surrounding by the lake. Recently, I have visited Bergen again and I found out there’s more things to see than I imagine! For example, the colourful house located in the city centre , some apartment house on the hill which was covered with snow. They are just gorgeous! #境外遊 #nature #tripcom #landscape

#fallingseason Bergen is the second largest city in Norway and the view in here is amazing and spectacular! There’s some reasons why I fall in love with Bergen! First of all, I really like the colour building in here, and they are so well structured ! Secondly, the mountain in Norway is amazing. You can easily go to some snow mountains by boat and admire the beautiful nature and landscape in there. #境外遊 #tripcom #bergen #mountain

Bergen is one of the popular place that people often visit when they going to Norway. The view is spectacular in here and you can see the mountain covered with snow. It is just like a dream when you standing there and look at those mountain. Moreover, the Ulriken mountain is a famous spot to see the whole view of Norway and you can choose either walking or taking the cable car. I recommend taking cable car as the floor is slippery during the winter! #境外遊 #Norway

As the title suggest, visiting Bergen was definitely a bucket list for me. I had no regrets visiting Bergen at all. The skyline of the city is beautiful, something I have not experienced before, the city is clean and the food is just so delicious. The architecture is very pretty, very European styled buildings. A worthy trip for an appreciation of European Culture!

Bergen is a small.and walkable city. We experienced Rain, cloudy and sunny in our 5 days trip there. The people there mostly quite friendly n chill..Will definitely go back again . We took the Fjord cruise twice, one in a rainy morning and the other one was 6-9pm to catch the midnight. The view are magnificent, you need to be there yourself to see n feel it. Cable all the way up to see the whole view of Bergen from the top of the mountain.

Fish market is one of the well known place in Bergen and here you can explore lots of fishes which were caught in Norway . For example, salmon, crabs, cod , etc. The price is affordable and I ordered the sushi which was fantastic and delicious. Moreover, the Bergen fish soup was absolutely creamy and have lots of favour. This is a must go place and you can just enjoy the food and the river view when you having the meal. #awesomepic #norway

Bergen is the second largest city in Norway and also as known as the city between the seven mountains. The city Is full of beautiful houses and lots of different colours. This is like a art painting! The night view in Floyen is absolutely stunning and spectacular. If you want to see the nature beauty, Ulriken643 is also one of the mountain place you have to go! How to get to Bergen: by train from Oslo or train from different city in Sweden or Norway. #norway #境外遊 #awesomepic

Getting There - we flew to Oslo for a few days then took the Vy train to Bergen. this was a heck of a journey, but worth every minute of the 9 hours it took! the scenery is out of this world and a proper bucket list moment. Attractions - not a huge amount to do in Bergen, but I'd recommend the Fløyen funicular. the top of the mountain has amazing views over the fjords and city, as well as a fun park for kids, a place to eat plus lovely woodland walks (beware the trolls!) Hotels - Scandic Torget is a good value, clean hotel with a great location and delicious breakfast. be aware that the front facing rooms can get really noisy late at night. Food & Restaurants - this was a tricky one! it was Easter weekend so hardly anything was open. that said, we did eat at the fish market, which is expensive but excellent. you also have to try the reindeer sausage from the hot dog stall in the old town. Shopping - again, nothing was open due to the water holiday, but there are lots of very nice shopping areas and malls. #foodie

From Oslo central station to Bergen along the Bergen line has to be one of the most beautiful train journeys in the world , with four daily departures from Oslo central station and a journey time of six and a half hours the train takes you through one of Europes highest mountain plateaus as well as Forrest’s , fjords and glaciers . I recommend buying tickets in advance on the Vy train app as you can get a bargain price train ticket mine cost £67 for a plus seat with complimentary tea and coffee and a comfy seat with more leg room. Another tip when travelling from Oslo a seat on the right of the train is better for taking pictures as the most epic scenery can be found on that side 👌

If you want amazing views over Bergen and the surrounding areas mount ulriken is a 1,300 step hike to the top but totally worth it , the scenery and views are stunning . And if you don’t fancy using your legs, a cable car can be caught from either the top or bottom , I walked down and got the cable car up 😁

this is Bergen Norway! recently they have opened their Christmas market. it is quiet small but the ambiance is amazing and they have wide section of food that you could dig into. norway is a pricey compared to any other countries in Europe but its definitely worth visiting ! :)

Getting There - Public transport from airport easy and quick Attractions - Fish Market, cruise, general sightseeing Hotels - Scandic was awesome, clean and a wonderful breakfast. Food & Restaurants - Fish Market fave Shopping - touristy but good fun Bergen is absolutely beautiful and the people are so friendly. Eating at the Fish market is a fantastic way to sample the freshest seafood you will ever eat. Take the furnicular to the top of Mt Floyen for the best views of Bergen and enjoy the bonus of seeing the goats. A wonderful city to wander the streets and feel like you are stepping back in time. take a cruise on the fjords for a relaxing few hours. would visit over and over just for the simple beauty.

Getting There - by flight Attractions - Bryggen Wharf (a UNESCO World Heritage site), narrow cobblestone alleys, Fløyen Mountain Hotels - various Food & Restaurants - various (had the best Thai food and yummy fish and chip during the trip) Shopping - fish market, souvenirs Whilst in Europe for holiday, we specially flew to visit Bergen for a few days. Bergen has a lot of popular sites like Bryggen Wharf (first photo) and the Floyen Mountain and a lot of fresh seafood restaurant and fish market. It has a small town feel with a urban charm at the same time. One can spend a lot of times exploring the many cobblestone alleys and you never know what you might discover. One can also explore Western Norway (which include country’s best fjords) from Bergen. #unforgettableexperiences #scenicspotguide #norway #bergen

Bryggen, also known as Tyskebryggen, is a series of Hanseatic heritage commercial buildings lining up the eastern side of the Vågen harbour in the city of Bergen, Norway. Bryggen has been on the UNESCO list for World Cultural Heritage sites since 1979. The city of Bergen was founded around 1070 within the boundaries of Tyskebryggen. Around 1350 a Kontor of the Hanseatic League was established there, and Tyskebryggen became the centre of the Hanseatic commercial activities in Norway. Today, Bryggen houses museums, shops, restaurants and pubs. Bergen was established before 1070 AD. In the Middle Ages, the Bryggen area encompassed all buildings between the sea and the Stretet (Øvregaten) road, from Holmen in the north to Vågsbunnen in the south. According to the Sagas, the city was founded within this area. #familytravel

Surrounded by seven hills and seven fjords, Bergen is a beguiling city. During the early Middle Ages, it was an important seaport and a member of the Hanseatic League, as well as Norway's capital – a heritage that can still be glimpsed in the beautifully preserved wooden buildings of Bryggen, now protected as a Unesco World Heritage site. Chocolate-box, clapperboard houses creep up the hillsides, ferries flit around the fjords, and a cluster of excellent art museums provide a welcome detour, and not only in case Bergen's notoriously fickle weather sets in. Meanwhile, a large student population ensures the city has a buzzy bar scene and nightlife, and easy access to nature means you're minutes away from complete tranquillity. #city #cityoverlook #citytopics #cityvacation #cityneversleeps #village #architecture #tripinspired #tripaway #tripinspired #bestislandtraveltowns#naturalwonders

Bergen -Norway! one of the most beautiful places on earth! #summervacation#hikingtrails