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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Get up close and personal with how Norway's most famous composer, Edvard Grieg, lived and worked. Admire his personal Steinway piano, browse original manuscripts, and be dazzled by live performances in his custom-designed concert hall, hidden under a turf, overlooking his inspiring composer's cabin and fjord.

Wander through narrow streets, past colorful wooden houses that tell a vivid story of Hanseatic trade. Discover handicrafts in hidden boutiques, taste local specialties, and immerse yourself in a world where medieval and modern meet. Historical foundations, dating back to the 12th century, form the foundation of this unique trading colony under UNESCO protection.

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.

Interactive exhibits, from robots to underwater experiments, invite you to become part of the scientific process. Children and adults can learn together in workshops and 3D film screenings. Particularly fascinating is the exhibition "The Brain and the Gut", which explores the interaction between the two. Daily science shows with fire and explosions provide additional thrills.

Explore authentic Viking treasures and medieval art, marvel at giant whale skeletons, and lose yourself in the diversity of natural history from the Stone Age to the present day. Discover rare artifacts and gain in-depth insights into Norway's cultural history.

Along the sculpture trail at Store Lungegårdsvann, you'll find artworks by international and Norwegian artists that interact with the weather. Listen to the sounds of raindrops and wind playing on the sculptures as you explore the ever-growing exhibition in the picturesque setting.

Explore a historic castle with centuries-old roots used by Norway's royal family. Wander through an English country park, enjoy picnics in the open air, or discover the charms of the museum. A small beach also offers the opportunity to swim in royal waters.

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.