Discover your piece of Bergen.

As you stroll along the cobblestone streets, you'll discover boutiques and independent shops that invite you to browse. Accessible directly from the train station, this area offers unique shopping opportunities as well as charming cafes on the street itself or on the nearby Kaigaten, ideal for an enjoyable break.

Experience Neo-Fjordic Cuisine, a culinary journey through Norway's worlds of taste, creatively interpreted by Chef Christopher Haatuft. Enjoy fresh seafood and local ingredients, artfully presented in a historic building that is now part of the Bergen Art Museum. Unique flavor combinations and a relaxed atmosphere await you, accompanied by carefully selected wines.

Enjoy fresh fish sandwiches and seafood right at the harbour while watching the fishmongers go about their business. Choose from a variety of fresh catches and prepare your favorite dish in front of you. A highlight are the local specialties such as Bergensk Fiske soup or smoked whale. The lively atmosphere and the direct view of the sea make every meal special.

With the Ulriksbanen gondola, you can reach the summit in just a few minutes, surrounded by the majestic mountains of Norway. At the top, you can expect not only spectacular panoramic views over mountains, but also hiking trails, an adventurous zip-line and unique culinary delights in three different restaurants. A paradise for nature lovers and adventure seekers.

Climb to the summit by funicular in just a few minutes and enjoy breathtaking 360-degree views of the city and its surroundings. Hiking trails, playgrounds and curious goats await you, as well as the opportunity to pass tests of courage in the Troll Forest or paddle at Lake Skomakerdiket. A restaurant and cafés invite you to linger, perfect for families.

Along the cobblestone street Strandgaten, you'll find a unique mix of design shops and traditional boutiques. Norway's oldest department store, Kloverhuset, seduces with fashion and luxury goods. Between historic buildings and modern shop windows, you can discover Bergen's heritage while strolling. Don't miss the local delicacies in the numerous cafes and restaurants that invite you to linger.

At the vibrant market square, surrounded by historic architecture, shops, cafés and restaurants full of life await you. Enjoy local ingredients in world-inspired dishes as you dine. On weekends, the place turns into a club. Between shopping breaks and events, it's the perfect opportunity for people-watching and immersion in the cultural heart of the city.

Wrapped in a warm poncho and equipped with gloves, explore a gallery of ice, admire sculptures by renowned ice artists, and enjoy your welcome cocktail from an ice glass. Surrounded by colorful LED lights and festive music, you'll spend moments in a world where temperature and art take your breath away.

A train ride that takes you from sea level to 867 meters above the Aurlandsfjord to Myrdal reveals the most spectacular scenes of Western Norway. Passing cascading waterfalls, deep valleys and steep mountains, you will experience untouched nature up close. The highlight is the stop at Kjosfossen waterfall, where a singing lady on the rocks creates a mystical ambience.

Explore a replica of Fantoft Stave Church, originally built in the 12th century, a masterpiece of Norwegian timber construction. Admire the detailed dragon head carvings and unique design that does not require nails. Discover the story behind the post-fire reconstruction and the quest to preserve a cultural heritage.

Explore Bergen's hidden alleys and stories with a passionate guide. On secret paths and in an emission-free mini-bus, you will discover unexpected gems such as the oldest street district Årstadgjeilen, secret viewpoints and historical cultural treasures. Local experts will give you access to authentic experiences, from traditional food to hand-picked, hidden cafes and boutiques.

Immerse yourself in the world of exquisite wines, accompanied by expert commentary from the winemakers. A palette of aromas unfolds in each glass, perfectly rounded off with local specialties. This culinary journey combines the elegance of first-class wines with the authentic cuisine of the region, surrounded by picturesque vineyards.

In the middle of a lively street, charming niche businesses, unique restaurants and cafés are lined up one after the other. At Folk og Røvere you can enjoy the outdoors. Browse secondLove for wardrobe and home treasures. Here you'll find culinary and cultural treasures that can't be found anywhere else, from handmade ice cream to street art.

Enjoy a leisurely coffee break surrounded by quaint whitewashed wooden houses. Here, where the coffee is brewed in its most elegant form on a V60, you will discover aromas that are free of bitterness. Don't forget to try the popular carrot cake or freshly baked cinnamon rolls, the perfect accompaniment to your flavorful coffee experience.

Immerse yourself in the world of Gothic architecture of the 12th century, surrounded by traditional wooden buildings. Admire the green roofscape and white walls that show themselves in new splendor after fires. Listen to the sounds of the organ at summer concerts and discover the Rococo interiors as you trace the cultural significance and craftsmanship through the centuries.

In the midst of the museum's impressive collection, the depth of Norwegian art history unfolds. From Edvard Munch's intense emotions to J.C. Dahl's picturesque landscapes, you'll experience a range that captures both the dark and uplifting aspects of the human experience. Insight into Norway's cultural heritage through the eyes of its most important artists.

Glide on mirror-smooth waters between mighty fjords, past dreamy villages and thundering waterfalls. Discover the pristine nature of Norway, where the mountains kiss the sea and every panorama is worth a postcard. On this journey, the majestic interplay of landscape and silence will conquer your heart.

Explore the mighty walls of Bergenhus Festning, where medieval architecture and stories of bishops and kings come together. Marvel at Rosenkrantz Tower, a jewel of the Renaissance, and feel the presence of history in the impressive Håkonshall. Once the seat of power and a witness to Norway's rich past, the fortress offers fascinating insights and breathtaking views.

At the end of Bergen's steepest road, a breathtaking panoramic view opens up that few travelers know about. Here, high above the city, you can enjoy the beauty of Bergen undisturbed in a moment of tranquility, while the everyday sounds are far below you.

Experience the brute force of gushing geysers shooting into the sky and the majestic silence of ancient glaciers. The contrasts between boiling water and icy landscapes invite you on a journey where you will experience unspoiled nature in all its glory.

Learn how the textile industry shaped the industrialization of Norway. At the Textile Industry Museum, explore Norway's textile history and marvel at contemporary artwork by Norwegian textile artists. From 5000-year-old cultural landscapes to unique artefacts such as a yarn ball from the 1500s, a journey through craft and creativity.

Explore the history of leprosy, from personal fates to groundbreaking research, in an authentic hospital setting. Discover artifacts and stories that show how Bergen became a center of medical science and learn about the living conditions of patients in one of the best-preserved leprosy hospitals in Europe.

White sand beaches meet industrial surroundings, making this city beach an Instagram hotspot. Located next to the Små Pudden Bridge, it offers a perfect mix of sunbathing and urban flair. With majestic Mt Ulriken in the background and a cosy café nearby, it's the ideal place to enjoy local life.

Through artifacts, runic inscriptions and medieval foundations uncovered after a fire, the living medieval Bergen is revealed to you. Discover the variety of exhibits that shed light on the daily life, trade, and culture of the era as you walk along the original foundations dating back to the 12th century.