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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Bergen's traditional buildings hide an unusual secret: many windows are not real at all, but masterfully painted to mimic real windows in a deceptively real way. This creative solution from the days when glass was still a luxury good invites you to look closely and distinguish the real from the painted – a playful adventure through the history of urban architecture.

Explore ancient temples hidden among lush greenery and stunning stretches of coastline. Learn traditional fishing techniques and immerse yourself in the rich history and culture while being accompanied by local guides. Enjoy culinary delights by the sea and find relaxation in exclusive accommodations after days of discovery and activities.

Explore one of Norway's oldest independent record stores, which combines with a bar. Enjoy carefully selected craft beer as you browse through an impressive selection of vinyl in genres ranging from classic rock to metal. Live music, trivia nights, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere complete the experience.

Explore the old WW2 bunkers, which were once used as shelters and are now used as huts for sports clubs. Follow the path behind the supermarket that will take you along the cliffs and lead directly to these historic structures. For children, the adventure of exploration is an exciting field of learning about history and nature.

Walk through the narrow, winding streets between old wooden houses that bear witness to Bergen's fire history. The charming Cort Piil-smauet alley will take you up, surrounded by picturesque scenes that breathe the spirit of yesteryear. Discover the hidden beauty and stories lurking in every nook and cranny as you wander through Bergen's historic heart.

A train ride that takes you through the picturesque Norwegian nature, past majestic mountains, deep fjords and unspoiled landscapes. Aboard the train from Bergen, you'll travel back in time in stylish, historic carriages that capture the charm of days gone by. Windows serve as vibrant paintings, offering ever-changing, spectacular views of Norway's wild beauty.

Explore vibrant streets where every corner whispers tales of old times. Enjoy traditional foods such as Bergensk fiske soup at historic restaurants and be inspired by the art of local marketplaces. Modern influences and traditional heritage intertwine seamlessly, offering a unique blend of culinary delights and cultural treasures.

Colorful boathouses are reflected in the water and, together with white wooden houses and cobbled alleys, create a picturesque picture. Nearby, the lively neighbourhood is home to creative artists, cosy cafés and urban beaches where you can enjoy Bergen life to the fullest.

Hike along the Fjellveien, where you can enjoy breathtaking panoramas of the city and the water. Over 4.6 kilometers, you will experience an easy, family-friendly route with no inclines, perfect for fresh air and unparalleled photo moments above the hustle and bustle of the city.

Explore the vibrant transformation of Solheimsviken, where historic industrial areas have been transformed into trendy hotspots with hotels and a city fjord. Marvel at the juxtaposition of futuristic buildings and industrial monuments, including an old crane that now serves as a bar and restaurant. Don't forget to visit "The Tree", once the tallest modern wooden house in the world.

Wander through narrow streets of pastel-colored wooden houses that breathe history. At the end of the trail, Nordnes Sjøbad, a heated saltwater pool that connects directly to the fjord, awaits you. Perfect for a refreshing swim break. Children especially enjoy the opportunity to play in the fjord and experience the maritime atmosphere of a historic district.