[2025 Bergen Attraction] Travel Guide for Mount Floyen and the Funicular (Updated Mar)

#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

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

Norway 🇳🇴 Mount Fløyen in Bergen 🏔 This is an observation deck that can be reached by cable car. You can also walk up. Of course, I took the cable car. The view of the fjord is spectacular, it's a spectacular view in itself ✨✨✨ There is a restaurant and a park on top of the mountain, you can take a walk and see children playing. #Spectacular view #Norway #Spectacular view

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Sisters! This time I bring you a practical guide for a Nordic tour! From Denmark's crispy pork meal to Iceland's lamb soup, to Sweden's meatball feast, there are also delicious Arctic ice shrimp and Clinton hot dogs waiting for you to try. Don’t forget to experience the soothing Blue Lagoon, a boat trip on the glacier lagoon, and an adventure on the cable car up Mount Floyen! There are also fjord trains, plane wreckage sites, the magnificence of the twin glaciers and fjords, as well as the ancient charm of Tallinn’s Old Town and the literary and artistic art of the Art Metro waiting for you to explore! -------------------- Take a tour of Northern Europe to explore the rich Viking history, admire the gorgeous aurora and the magnificent fjords, and experience the unique local customs and culture. 🏰🌌One journey, multiple styles, Northern Europe is waiting for you to discover! 🚣‍♂️🎶 -------------------- 🛫Route Overview: DAY1: Take off from Beijing Capital Airport and arrive in Stockholm to start the journey. DAY2-3: Travel from Turku to Helsinki and experience the changing scenery of the two countries. DAY4: Visit the Old Town of Tallinn and then take the ferry back to Helsinki. DAY5-9: Fly to Reykjavik and explore Iceland. The Golden Circle, Glacier Lagoon cruise, and the Twin Fjords are not to be missed. DAY10-12: Depart from Bergen, cross the Sognefjord and Hardangerfjord, visit Norwegian towns, and then go to Oslo, Fjerbacka and other places to enjoy the Nordic style. DAY13: Depart from Malmö, arrive in Copenhagen, taste Clinton hot dogs, take a flight back to Beijing, and end your Nordic trip. 🛬 -------------------- Travel preparation: 🧳 📂 Documents: passport, visa, mainland China ID card, driver’s license (translation required), don’t forget to make a backup copy! 🔌 Electrical appliances: mobile phones, chargers, power banks, and European plug converters to ensure uninterrupted power supply. 👕 Clothing: It’s still cold in Northern Europe in March, so bring a thick coat, thermal underwear, and windproof pants. The shoes should be waterproof and non-slip, and you should also bring a hat, scarf and gloves. 💊 Medicines: cold medicine, painkillers, Band-Aids, and anti-motion sickness medicine. Healthy travel is very important. 💰 Belongings: credit cards, a small amount of cash, and insurance documents. Safety comes first. Okay, get these ready and set off on your Nordic tour! 🎉 -------------------- Our trip to Northern Europe has come to a successful conclusion. We look forward to setting off again with you next time to explore more unknown beauty! 🎉Remember to like and collect~🌟

Bergen, Norway's second-largest city, boasts a unique blue and orange aesthetic that is truly captivating. This color scheme is evident in several aspects: Blue and Orange Architecture and Natural Landscapes • Colorful Wooden Houses at Bryggen Wharf: Bergen's Bryggen Wharf is an iconic landmark, featuring a row of vibrantly colored wooden houses, many of which are painted in shades of blue and orange. These houses, originally built in the 14th century, are remnants of the Hanseatic League era and are now a World Heritage Site. The blue hues evoke a sense of tranquility and depth, while the orange adds warmth and vibrancy. The combination creates a fairytale-like atmosphere. • Natural Scenery of Mount Fløyen: Mount Fløyen is another iconic landmark in Bergen, where the natural landscape complements the city's architecture. On a clear day, the view from the summit overlooks Bergen, showcasing the blue bay, orange rooftops, and distant mountains, forming a breathtaking panorama. Blue and Orange Lighting in the Tunnel Bergen has one of the world's longest pedestrian and bicycle tunnels, featuring a unique lighting design. Every 250 meters, the color of the tunnel ceiling changes, transitioning from green to blue, and then to orange. This design not only provides a sense of direction for pedestrians and cyclists but also creates a magical experience of traversing through the seasons, as if shuttling between a blue winter and an orange autumn. Blue and Orange in Culture and Art • Folk Art and Decoration: The blue and orange color combination frequently appears in Bergen's folk art. These colors are widely used in local traditional decorations, reflecting the Norwegian people's unique understanding and appreciation of color. • Modern Art and Design: Blue and orange are also cleverly utilized in some of Bergen's modern art and design. For instance, certain public art installations and architectural designs showcase the city's vibrancy and creativity through the contrast of blue and orange. Bergen's blue and orange beauty represents a perfect blend of nature and humanity, a harmonious fusion of history and modernity. Whether strolling among the colorful wooden houses of Bryggen, overlooking the city from the summit of Mount Fløyen, or experiencing the changing lights in the tunnel, visitors can deeply appreciate the unique charm of this city.

The short holiday is here! This 5-day Norway itinerary will guide you through the Nordic charm with ease. Save this super practical guide now! -- 🚁Itinerary: DAY 1：🛬Arrive in Bergen, enjoy a private car transfer🚘, adjust to the time difference, and enjoy some free time. DAY 2：🚢Depart from Gudvangen Pier, cruise through the magnificent Sognefjord, and then take the Flåm Railway🚂 through the stunning fjord landscape. DAY 3：🏞️Depart from Voss, explore the natural wonders of the Hardangerfjord, and visit Eidfjord Church💒 for a moment of tranquility. DAY 4：🚡Take the Fløibanen cable car to the top of Mount Fløyen, 🏔️overlook the panoramic view of Bergen, stroll through the ancient streets of Bryggen, and 📸capture the Hanseatic Wharf and Bergen Fish Market. DAY 5：🚶‍♂️Enjoy a City Walk through the streets of Bergen, experience the city's charm, take a private car transfer to the airport🛫, and end your wonderful journey. We look forward to seeing you again. -- Must-See Attractions: Sognefjord ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Norway - Opening Hours: Open 24 hours - Duration: 2–3 hrs Picturesque scenery with glacial meltwater flowing into the fjord, making it an unforgettable experience. Flåm Railway ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Bergen 5742, Norway - Opening Hours: Monday–Thursday, Saturday 8am–4pm; Friday, Sunday 8am–5:30pm - Duration: 1–2 hrs The scenery along the way is magnificent, as if traveling through a painted scroll of Norwegian landscapes. Bryggen ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Bryggen, 5003 Bergen, Norway - Opening Hours: 9am–4pm - Duration: 1–2 hrs This is the source of Norway's colors, with bright wooden houses that will catch your eye. Hardangerfjord ⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Norway - Opening Hours: Open 24 hours - Duration: 1 day The winding fjord and fruit-laden trees complement each other, creating a unique charm. -- 🧳 Packing List: Unveiling the Essentials for Your Norway Trip! 📞 SIM Card: Don't forget to prepare a Norwegian SIM card in advance for easy communication and to save on roaming charges! 🔌 Adapter: Norway may have different electrical standards, so bring an adapter for worry-free charging. 🪪 Documents: Passport, visa, driver's license (if renting a car), prepare them all, and don't forget to make a copy for backup. 👚👖 Clothing: Norway in March is still quite cold, so pack warm coats, down jackets, thick sweaters, and waterproof shoes for rain and snow. 🔋 Charger and Power Bank: For long trips, your phone and camera need to stay charged, so a charger and power bank are essential. 🎒 Backpack: A lightweight backpack to carry your daily necessities, easy to access, and enjoy a hassle-free trip to Norway! -- A trip to Norway is more than just fjords and the Northern Lights; there are more surprises waiting for you to discover!🌌 Don't forget to leave your footprints and share them with the world~🌟

The Ultimate Hitchhiker's Guide to Fjords, Polar Nights and Viking Legends 1. Norway’s Background: When Nature Becomes Epic Norway, a country carved by glaciers, torn by fjords and lit by the aurora, is a modern projection of Norse mythology. The land here refuses to be mediocre - the mountains pierce through the clouds like the spines of giant beasts, the sea water seeps into the wounds of the cliffs with emerald color, and the eternal night and eternal day in the Arctic Circle alternate to perform the magic of time. If the Earth were an open book of poetry, Norway would be its wildest chapter. 2. Must-visit places: the ultimate collision of nature and humanity 1. Oslo: The spiritual totem of modern Vikings - Viking Ship Museum: Face the ferocious keel of a thousand-year-old warship and listen to the roar of the Vikings conquering the ocean. - Munch Museum: Feel the anxiety and poetry of the Nordic soul in front of the original painting of "The Scream". - Oslo Opera House: A white glacier-like building, climb to the roof and dance with the Oslo Fjord. 2. Bergen: Colorful wooden houses and the gate to the fjord - Bryggen Wharf: A group of Hanseatic League wooden houses, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, hides the fishy and salty past of the cod trade. - Mount Floyen Cable Car: It takes 3 minutes to reach the top and overlook the magical chessboard of seven mountains and fjords. - Norway in a Nutshell: Starting from Bergen, take a train and a boat trip through snow-capped mountains and waterfalls to the heart of Sognefjord. 3. Tromsø: The Temple of the Northern Lights in the Arctic Circle - Arctic Cathedral: A triangular glacier glass building that looks like an alien spaceship under the aurora. - Night Reindeer Sledding: Led by the Sami people, race against the green aurora on the snowy plains. - Whale Safari: Chase killer whales and humpback whales jumping out of the icy sea on a boat in winter. 4. Lofoten Islands: The End of the World and a Cold Wonderland - Reine Fishing Village: The red wooden houses are reflected in the mirror-like bay and are called "the most beautiful village in the world" by Lonely Planet. - Midnight Sun Sea Fishing: In summer, with 24-hour daylight, you can catch cod and grill them directly on the beach bonfire. - Surfing the Arctic Circle: Surf the world's northernmost waves at Unstad Beach. 3. The Soul of Norway: Four Fjords and Three Strange Rocks 1. Sognefjord - The world's longest (205 km) and deepest (1,308 m) fjord, where you can take a cruise to admire the cliffs with a vertical drop of 1,000 m. - Nærøyfjord Branch: The "King of the Fjords" listed as a World Heritage Site and the filming location of "007: Life and Death". 2. Geirangerfjord - The legend of the Seven Sisters Falls and the Suitor Falls, which look like the silver hair combed by gods from the drone's perspective. 3. Lysefjord - Preikestolen: A 604-meter vertical cliff. Anyone who dares to sit on the edge of the cliff needs a Viking heart. - Kjeragbolten: A 5 cubic meter boulder stuck between two mountains. To stand on it you need to take a leap of faith. 4. Trolltunga - After 11 hours of round trip hiking, we finally arrived at the Devil's Tongue Rock, which protrudes 700 meters above the lake and is a classic Instagram "death check-in point". 4. Norwegian experience beyond sightseeing - Living in a Wilderness Crystal Ball In the all-glass dome hotels within the Arctic Circle (such as Sorrisniva Igloo Hotel), you can lie down and watch the aurora explode above your head. - Sami cultural immersion In Karasjok, wear traditional clothing, feed reindeer, and listen to joik (Sami chanting) echoing across the tundra. - Atlantic Highway Self-Driving The eight bridges are like dragons hovering over the stormy sea, and were once rated as the "World's Best Road Trip Route" by The Guardian. - Salmon Glacier Water Sashimi Freshly caught in the Geirangerfjord, the fish are paired with glacier meltwater and wild dill, and their sweetness hits you right on the head. 5. Norwegian travel rules: Wisdom of coexisting with harsh nature 1. Seasonal multiple choice questions - The Aurora season is from November to March (the night temperature in Tromsø is -15℃, so you need to protect yourself from the cold). - Fjord season: May-September (Lofoten Islands enter midnight daylight in July). - Peak-shifting philosophy: Watch the violent snowmelt waterfalls in April, and enjoy the aurora and autumn colors in October. 2. Traffic Code - Train: The Bergen Railway (Europe's highest altitude railway) crosses tundra and snowy peaks. - Ferry: Hurtigruten, an 11-day cruise along the Norwegian coast. - Self-driving: Rental cars need to be adapted to single-lane bridges and ferry connections (such as the 53 sharp turns on Eagle Road). 3. Survival Guide - Equipment: Waterproof jackets and trekking poles are essential for fjord hiking. - Cost: Norwegian kroner is very expensive, and homemade sandwiches in the supermarket are three times cheaper than in restaurants. - Don'ts: Do not light fires when camping outdoors, respect the "allemannsrett" (public right of way) but take all garbage with you. 6. Norway’s ultimate question: Why are you here? Is it to question your courage standing on Pulpit Rock, or to understand loneliness under the northern lights in Tromsø? Is it the desire to regain the dullness of time in the Lofoten fishing village, or is it to prove that humans can still live poetically in the wilderness? Norway will not give you an answer, it will just silently unfold the long scroll of mountains and rivers - and every traveler will eventually meet his or her most original self here. Set off, when the fjord wind fills your chest, the Viking blood will awaken in your body. 🛶🌌

Looking for a Norwegian adventure this short holiday? Here's an 8-day travel guide to help you explore Norway! Save it now~ . Norway, the shining jewel of Northern Europe 💎, is located on the Scandinavian Peninsula. With a rich history and picturesque scenery 🌄, it's known as the Gateway to the North. Don't miss the magnificent fjords and enchanting Northern Lights 🌌 when you visit! . 🛤️Itinerary: DAY 1: Arrive in Oslo. After a private transfer from the airport, adjust to the time difference and enjoy some free time. Experience the unique charm of Oslo upon arrival and explore every corner of the city at your own pace. DAY 2: Oslo city walk. Enjoy the freedom of exploring the city. Stroll through the streets and alleys of Oslo, savoring the city's artistic and historical atmosphere. DAY 3: Akershus Fortress—Munch Museum—Oslo City Hall—Lake Sognsvann—Nobel Peace Center A day of cultural exploration, from ancient castles to modern art, and then to magnificent lakes and mountains, offering a deep dive into Oslo's diverse culture. DAY 4: Gudvangen Pier—Sognefjord Cruise—Flåm Railway Travel through the spectacular fjords, take the Flåm Railway to admire the beautiful scenery along the way, and experience the magnificence of Norwegian nature. DAY 5: Voss—Hardangerfjord—Eidfjord Church Visit the tranquil and beautiful town of Voss, admire the vastness of Hardangerfjord, and finally visit the ancient Eidfjord Church. DAY 6: Fløibanen Cable Car—Mount Fløyen Viewpoint—Bryggen Wharf—Bryggen Hanseatic Wharf—Bryggen—Bergen Fish Market Take the cable car up Mount Fløyen for a panoramic view of Bergen, then stroll through the ancient buildings of Bryggen and experience the weight of history. Finally, don't forget to visit the Bergen Fish Market for some fresh seafood. DAY 7: Bergen city walk. Explore the unique charm of this city at your leisure. Walk freely through the streets of Bergen, experiencing the city's unique atmosphere and historical culture. DAY 8: Depart from Bergen. Private transfer to the airport. Looking forward to seeing you again. End your delightful Norwegian journey and embark on your return trip with wonderful memories. 🛫 . Travel tips: 🌦️ March in Norway is still cold, so remember to bring a warm coat and waterproof shoes. ✈️ The airport is easily accessible by taxi and public transport. 🍽️ Norway offers a rich culinary scene. We recommend trying the local salmon and lamb. 📸 There are many photo spots. Don't miss Pulpit Rock and the stunning fjords! 💬 Learn a few basic Norwegian phrases to better immerse yourself in the local culture. . Enjoy the Nordic charm on your Norwegian adventure, and don't forget to capture your beautiful memories! 📸

Sisters! Want to explore Norway’s ancient towns and villages? This 8-day Norwegian travel guide will take you around the ancient villages with great style. There is a lot of practical information! -- Norway, the splendid pearl of Northern Europe💎, is located on the Scandinavia Peninsula. Not only are there fascinating fjords and midnight sun 🌅, but it also has a rich history and unique Nordic style. Also known as the Road to the North, waiting for you to explore! 🚀 -- 🛣️ Route Arrangement: Day 1: Arrive in Oslo, pick up by shuttle then free time to adjust to the time difference. When you first arrive in Oslo, feel the charm of the city and freely explore the local style. Day 2: Oslo city walk. Stroll through the streets of Oslo, enjoy the city scenery and experience the local culture. Day 3: Akershus Castle—Munch Gallery—Oslo City Hall—Lake Sonnen—Nobel Peace Center Visit the ancient castle, savor the beauty of art, appreciate the city architecture, enjoy the lake and mountains, and feel the call for peace. Day 4: Judwanen Pier – Sognefjord – Flemma Little Train Take a boat ride on the beauty of the fjord and take a small train through the beautiful mountains and rivers of Flem. Day 5: The town of Worth – Hardanger Fjord – Eidfjord Church Visit the tranquility and beauty of the town of Worth, appreciate the magnificence of Hardanger Fjord, and feel the power of faith at the Eidfjord Church. Day 6: Mount Freuen Cable Car – Mount Freuen – Brugen – Brugen Herringbone House – Bergen Fish Market Take the cable car to the top of Mount Freuen, overlooking the beauty of Bergen, stroll through the ancient streets of Brugen and sample the fresh seafood of the Bergen fish market. Day 7: Bergen city walk. Walk freely around the city of Bergen and feel the unique rhythm and culture of the city. Day 8: Return from Bergen, shuttle by shuttle. End the pleasant trip to Norway and look forward to meeting again in the future. -- Tips: - The Norwegian currency exchange rate is more stable, it is recommended to inquire in advance and plan your expenses reasonably💸. - The climate in Norway is cold in February, remember to bring more warm clothes, don't get yourself cold🧣. - Oslo International Airport is conveniently located, you can choose train or bus to get to the city 🚆🚌. - Norwegian specialties such as salmon, caviar, etc. are moderately priced, perfect for souvenirs🎁. -- Explore the magnificence and mystery of Norway and enjoy the double charm of nature and culture on your trip to Norway! 🌲✨ Don't miss this fantastic land!

5-day Norway tour, explore the Nordic wonderland! Beautiful scenery, unique culture, all in one guide, come and travel with me! . Norway, the shining pearl of Northern Europe💎, where fjords and glaciers dance together. With a long history and a thriving Viking culture, it is known as the land of a thousand islands🏞️, with magnificent natural scenery that is unforgettable. Come to Norway and explore the myths of Northern Europe! . 🚁Itinerary: D1: 🛬Arrive in Bergen, transfer to the hotel, and free time to adjust to the time difference. Summary: Arrive in Bergen, start your Norway trip, free time on the first day, and adjust to the time difference. D2: Gudvangen Pier🛳️->Sognefjord->Flam Railway🚂. Summary: Explore the spectacular Sognefjord, take a special train, and enjoy the fjord scenery. D3: Voss->Hardangerfjord->Eidfjord Church💒. Summary: Visit Voss, enjoy the beauty of Hardangerfjord, and feel the tranquility of Eidfjord Church. D4: Take the Fløibanen Funicular🚡->Climb Mount Fløyen->Stroll along Bryggen->Visit Bryggen Hanseatic Wharf->Stroll along Bryggen again->Bergen Fish Market🐟. Summary: Climb Mount Fløyen, overlook the panoramic view of Bergen, stroll along Bryggen, and feel the traditional Norwegian architecture and market atmosphere. D5: Bergen City Walk🚶‍♂️->Transfer to the airport, looking forward to meeting again🛫. Summary: City walk on the last day, feel the unique charm of Bergen, end the trip, and look forward to meeting again. . Must-see attractions: 🌟 Sognefjord: Picturesque scenery, feel the grandeur of glacial meltwater 🚂 Flam Railway: Beautiful scenery along the way, enjoy the Norwegian mountains and rivers 🌳 Hardangerfjord: Winding fjords, fruit-laden trees waiting for you to explore 🏘️ Bryggen: Norway's colorful paradise, bright wooden houses are fascinating . Travel tips: 🌨️Norway is cold in December, remember to bring a warm coat and non-slip shoes! 📖A visa is required to travel to Norway, prepare the materials in advance to avoid delaying your trip. ✈️Oslo International Airport is conveniently located, you can take a bus or train to the city center. 🎁Norwegian specialties such as salmon and wool products are reasonably priced and suitable as souvenirs. . A trip to Norway is more than just fjords and auroras, more surprises are waiting for you to discover, start your Nordic dream trip!

In the vast land of Scandinavia, Norway attracts countless travelers with its unique natural scenery and rich cultural heritage. Here, every cabin seems to be a gift from nature, giving people endless warmth and tranquility. Below, we will introduce you to a three-day healing trip to Norway. Day 1: Oslo Arrive in Oslo, the capital of Norway, and first visit the Vigeland Sculpture Park. The sculptures here vividly depict the process of human life from birth to death, giving people a strong visual impact and spiritual touch. Next, you can go to the Aker Brygge to enjoy the magnificent view of the harbor. Then, you can visit the Munch Museum, which houses many of Munch's works, including the famous "The Scream." The museum is highly interactive and has high artistic value. In the Munch Museum, you can deeply experience the healing power of art. At night, you can choose to take a night train to Bergen. Day 2: Bergen In Bergen, you can first visit the Bryggen Wharf. This is the oldest area in Bergen, and walking through it, the colorful wooden buildings and strong medieval style make people linger. You can also visit local handicraft shops to experience the unique culture of Norway. Next, you can go to Mount Fløyen, take the Fløibanen funicular to the top of the mountain, and overlook the city of Bergen, the harbor, and the surrounding fjords from the observation deck. In addition, you can also take a break in the cafes or restaurants on the mountain and enjoy the peaceful time. Day 3: Sognefjord and Return to Oslo On the third day, we will go to the largest fjord in Norway - Sognefjord. It is the longest and deepest fjord in the world, with a total length of 204 kilometers and a depth of 1,308 meters. The mountains on both sides are high and the valleys are deep, and the scenery is magnificent. You can choose to take a fjord cruise and enjoy the wonders of nature on the Sognefjord. Then, you can go to the fjord town of Flåm and experience the most beautiful railway sightseeing. Finally, return to Oslo and end the pleasant trip to Norway. On this three-day healing trip, you will feel the natural scenery, cultural heritage, and humanistic style of Norway. Every cabin seems to be a warm dream in the embrace of nature, making people linger. In addition, Norwegian cuisine is also not to be missed, such as traditional Norwegian salmon, cod, lamb chops, and other delicious dishes worth trying. During your trip to Norway, you can slow down and feel the healing power of nature. The fresh air, tranquil harbor, magnificent fjords, and unique culture here will leave you with beautiful memories. I wish you a full and pleasant trip to Norway!

Babies! The complete guide to Nordic multi-country travel is here! How to plan a 13-day trip? Just read this article! Very useful information, please take note of it! 🏃Route list: Day 1: Shanghai✈️Copenhagen, start your Nordic journey! Day 2: Copenhagen🚶‍♀️Explore the charm of the hometown of mermaids. Day 3-4: In the fjord town of Bergen, take the cable car to Mount Floyen, tour the Sognefjord, and enjoy the scenery of the Hardangerfjord and the town of Ede. Day 5-6: Oslo ✈️ Icelandic town, after feeling the artistic atmosphere of the city of sculptures, go to Iceland to enjoy the natural beauty salon Blue Lagoon Hot Spring. Day 7-8: Reykjavik, a small town in Iceland, visit the Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon and the Blue Ice Cave, and explore the wonders of the twin waterfalls and the Golden Circle. Day 9-10: Reykjavik✈️Stockholm🛳️Tallinn, visit the Vasa Museum, taste the Swedish meatball meal, and appreciate the taste of Venice in the north. Day 11-12: Tallinn🛳️Helsinki✈️Shanghai, stroll around Tallinn, the holy land of lung cleansing, and enjoy the beautiful scenery of Helsinki, the pearl of the Baltic Sea. Day 13: Arrive in Shanghai safely and end the unforgettable trip to Northern Europe! ❤️ Attraction suggestions: Blue Lagoon ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Norðurljósavegur 9, 240 Grindavík ⏰Opening hours: unlimited 🕰️Play time: 2-4 hours Geothermal hot springs formed by volcanic lava, where you can enjoy mineral-rich hot spring water. Amalienborg Palace ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Amalienborg Slotsplads 5, 1257 København K ⏰Opening hours: October 22nd - December 22nd (closed on Mondays, 10:00-15:00 from Tuesday to Friday, 10:00-16:00 from Saturday to Sunday) 🕰️Play time: 1-2 hours This is the residence of the Danish royal family, which represents the magnificence and rich history of the royal palace. Black sand beach ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Vikurbraut, Vik Iceland ⏰Opening hours: unlimited 🕰️Play time: 1 hour The unique lava mountains and volcanic lava granular beaches bring you a different seaside experience. Travel tips: 💡Specialty products are expensive, so it is recommended to shop around and spend wisely~ 🍽️Nordic cuisine is mainly seafood and barbecue, don’t forget to try the local specialties! ✈️The transportation from the airport to the city is very convenient, taxis and subways are good choices. 🔌The voltage in Northern Europe is mostly 230V, so remember to bring a converter. 👗Northern Europe has cool summers and cold winters, so you should prepare clothes according to the season. A trip to Northern Europe is not just about the scenery in front of you, but also poetry and distant stories waiting for you to discover!

Short vacation coming up? Spend 8 days in Norway and explore the hidden gems of Northern Europe! Check out this super useful guide and get ready for your dream trip! -------------------- 🏃 Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Oslo, adjust to the time difference, and enjoy some free time. A private transfer will ensure a smooth start to your trip. Day 2: Stroll around Oslo at your own pace, explore the city's charm, and enjoy some personal time. Day 3: Visit Akershus Fortress🏰-> Tour the Munch Museum🎨-> Visit Oslo City Hall-> Enjoy the beautiful scenery of Lake Sogn-> Visit the Nobel Peace Center and feel the call for peace. Day 4: Depart from the pier in Gudvangen-> Tour the spectacular Sognefjord-> Take the Flåm Railway🚂 and enjoy the charming fjord scenery. Day 5: Stroll around Voss-> Explore Hardangerfjord-> Visit the quaint Eidfjord Church and experience Norway's religious culture. Day 6: Take the Fløibanen funicular🚡-> Reach the top of Mount Fløyen and enjoy the magnificent view-> Stroll around Bryggen-> Visit the unique Bryggen Hanseatic Wharf-> Return to Bryggen-> Visit the bustling Bergen Fish Market🐟. Day 7: Walk around Bergen and discover the unique charm of the city. Day 8: End your wonderful trip to Norway, take a private transfer to the airport, and look forward to your next visit to Norway.🛫 -------------------- Packing List:🧳 Going to Norway? Don't forget to bring these! 📞 SIM Card: If you're going to Norway, you'll need a SIM card! Chess cards are very reliable and a great travel companion, allowing you to make calls and access the Internet. 🔌 Plug Adapter: Don't forget a plug adapter! Norway uses the European standard, with two round pins. Bring a small adapter so you don't have to worry about charging. 👕 Clothing: Norway is cold in December, so you'll need a down jacket and thermal underwear. Bring a pair of waterproof shoes so you can enjoy playing in the snow. Also bring a hat, scarf, and gloves. With a full set of cold-weather gear, you can enjoy Norway's winter scenery! 📕 Documents: You'll need to bring all your documents to Norway. Keep your passport and visa safe, and don't forget your flight and hotel bookings. Check everything before you leave to ensure a smooth trip. 🌟 Tips: In addition to these, don't forget your charger and skincare products. Norway's beautiful scenery is waiting for you, and you'll have a better time if you're well prepared! Remember to check the weather in advance and plan your itinerary accordingly! -------------------- That's the end of your trip to Norway. I hope this guide helps you have a great time!🎉

Visited Bergen in Oct 2024 during autumn and visited Mount Fløyen via Fløibanen Funicular. Anyone who loves exploring a new city as well as hiking highly recommended to visit Mount Floyen as there's few hiking routes you can take. We are down on luck during our visit as it's raining. However, we could still observe nice Autumn scenery so you can imagine how fantastic the view is going to be if it's a fine day. Even though we hiked while it's drizzling, we still enjoyed the experience as it was the first time we hiked in such cold weather. 😄

#One-day city tour If you only plan to stay in Bergen for one day, I would recommend the following itinerary: Morning: Take the cable car to the Floyen Mountain Observation Deck to see the entire city of Bergen Noon: Go to Bergen Fish Market for fresh seafood for lunch, then check in at the cultural heritage Bryggen Afternoon: Visit the Hanseatic Museum to learn about the accommodation conditions of Norwegian merchants during the Hanseatic League #100 Ways to Travel #Norway #Bergen

I heard that the sunrise was beautiful, so I went there, but it was too cloudy and I couldn't see the sun 😂 However, the sunrise on this day was around 7:45, so it wasn't too hard. I think it takes about 10 minutes to take the cable car to the top. There is a cafe and an observation deck at the top. It was too windy and cold at the top so I went back right away, but when it gets a little warmer, it would be fun to walk back for an hour instead of taking the round trip ropeway 🚶 . . . 📍Fløybanen 🗺️Bergen (Norway) 🕑Weekdays 7:30-23:00/Weekends 8:00-23:00 💰44NOK #trip_aug #wintertrip #greatview

If you only do one thing in Bergen, it is of course Take the cable car to Fløibanen to overlook the city of Bergen, take selfies with the wandering lambs, and wait for a romantic sunset... 📍Googel map to Fløibanen upper station 🎫No need to buy tickets in advance, the self-service ticket machine on site is very convenient, the one-way fare for adults is 85 kronor, and the round-trip fare for adults is 160 kronor ⌚️Every 15 minutes (Before 10 o'clock and after 19 o'clock, every half an hour) It takes less than 10 minutes to reach the top of the mountain, so it doesn't matter which car you take. Of course, if you arrive early, you can try to choose the bottom carriage. As the cable car slowly rises, the view from this car is unobstructed and in full view! 🚠Choose a round trip cable car If you have enough time and are lucky enough to have good weather, it is recommended to take the cable car up the mountain and hike down the mountain (3 kilometers one way, the second half is the asphalt road in the residential area, such as P2, P11, and P12) ⛰️The top of the mountain is not big, there are coffee shops, restaurants, gift shops and toilets. There are a lot of sheep on the top of the mountain 🪧There is a sign on the top of the mountain saying that they are super gentle and like to play with humans, especially taking selfies🤳 Hahaha, so we spent a long time petting the sheep on the top of the mountain. Each sheep has a number 🥹

#2024wish I got the chance to visit Bergen and one of the places I visited was Mount Fløyen. I took the tram to go to the top of Mount Fløyen and it was a spectacular sight of the city from up there. After admiring the city, I strolled on top where there was lake and forest. In 2024,i hope to have the chance to go to a snow mountain in Europe. I love the sight of snow mountain in Winter.

🇳🇴 Floyen Incredibly clear skies and stunning views. A checkpoint that can't be missed in Norway

#wheretogo I enjoy taking cables car up to the peak of mountains as you get to enjoy the scenic view along the way and then get a pleasant surprise of the spectacular view up on the peak. This was what I experienced when I was in Bergen Norway. To reach the peak of Mount Fløyen, the fastest way was to take the Fløibanen funicular. It only takes a few minutes to reach the peak. When you are at the peak, you get to admire the beautiful scene of the city below. You can also take the chance to stroll on the mountain top. There is also a playground for the kids to play.

Mount Floyen is famous among many tourists and locals in Bergen. Taking the train up the mountain cost SGD11 for one way or SGD20 for return trip. However, one can always trek up for about an hour. The view is beautiful! You get to see the whole of the city of Bergen. Do take the opportunity to catch the sunset from the top of Mount Floyen too!! A definite must ti visit when you are in Bergen!

I never imagined I could trade my acrophobia for such a soul-stirring scene. The #Fløbanen Funicular in #Bergen gifted me a view I will cherish forever. As the funicular climbed higher and higher up Mount #Fløyen, my heart raced—but not from fear. Anticipation grew with every meter gained in altitude. When we emerged at the top, I gasped. Before me sprawled a panorama of Bergen's red rooftops, crystalline waters, verdant islands, and the majestic coastline beyond. For a moment, I forgot even to breathe. Basking in the sun, surrounded by a tapestry of fragrant pines, I felt as though I had stumbled into a dream. I pinched myself to make sure I was awake in this alpine paradise. To reward my bravery for overcoming my usual acrophobia, I indulged in an ice cream at Fløistuen, the charming café perched at the summit. As I savored each cool, creamy bite, I congratulated myself on discovering this new thrill of trading fear for the privilege of witnessing such beauty. The scenic wonder I beheld from the top of Mount Fløyen was a gift I will always treasure—and an perfect prize for conquering my doubts. Bergen charmed me in countless ways, but nothing cast a spell quite like the vista from atop that mountain. Gazing out at the panorama of fjords and sea, land and sky, I felt certain I had found one of the most breathtaking rewards in all of #Norway .

Take the Funicular to the top of Fløyen for incredible views and lots of lovely walks around the Troll Forest .there's lots for kids here such as horse rides, climbing frames and parks, and there's a few places to eat, drink and buy ice creams too .If you're a Local, you can rent the Tubakuba, a lodging in the woods overlooking the whole of Bergen.A lovely way to escape the busy city and breath in fresh air! #bergen #norway #forest

One of the must-see attractions in Bergen is the funicular that goes up to the viewpoint of Mount Fløyen. The funicular that goes up to the viewpoint of Mount Fløyen is called Fløibanen, and it puts you comfortably and quickly on a terrace 320 meters high that offers one of the best views of the second largest city in Norway. Is it worth going up to this viewpoint? Yes, it's worth it, and it's one of the things you should do when you visit Bergen, with or without the funicular. So that you can do it as efficiently as possible, without wasting time or money, in this article I will tell you everything you need to know to enjoy Mount Fløyen and its funicular, with the experience of those who have lived in the city and have seen Countless tourists waste the day and patience in their queue. #norway