Discover the best attractions and experiences Bergen has to offer
Bergen's old harbor and fortifications tell the story of its Hanseatic past and medieval heritage.
UNESCO-listed wooden wharf district with colorful merchants' houses and a rich Hanseatic legacy.
Historic fortress by the harbor guarding the city with ancient towers and courtyards.
Medieval royal hall within Bergenhus Fortress, echoing regal ceremonies from centuries past.
Cultural heritage and art collections showcase Bergen’s creative and commercial history.
Insight into the life of Hanseatic merchants housed in a historic Bryggen building.
Archaeological and interpretive exhibits about Bergen’s medieval town and its archaeology.
Museum and former home of Norway’s famed composer with exhibits and musical spaces.
Spires, stave churches, and cathedrals reveal Bergen’s spiritual landscape through the ages.
Historic central church with distinctive towers and rich architectural details.
Iconic 12th-century stave church set in a forested hillside nearby Bergen.
Nearby nature reserves and parks offer dramatic fjords, mountains, and alpine scenery within reach.
Glacier-filled park providing striking ice landscapes and alpine hikes.
Expansive plateau with wild landscapes and rich wildlife near Bergen.
Explore distinct districts that shape Bergen’s character and vibe.
Historic waterfront district with narrow alleys, galleries, and harbor views.
Piazzas, parks, and sea views on a scenic peninsula jutting into the harbor.
Quaint residential area with steep streets and convenient harbor access.
Experience Bergen without a ticket—great views, walks, and neighborhoods to explore on your own.
Stroll through the UNESCO wharf and admire historic buildings by the harbor.
Relax in green spaces with sea views and museum surroundings.
Take a scenic hike to a panoramic city viewpoint without paying for transport.
Seafood, local markets, and chef-led experiences showcase Bergen’s seafood-forward cuisine.
Seasonal seafood stalls and vibrant market atmosphere by the harbor.
Guided tasting across neighborhoods to sample local bites and classics.
Renowned seafood-focused restaurant offering creative Norwegian flavors.
Live music, bars, and late-night venues contribute to Bergen’s cozy but energetic evenings.
A popular club with a mix of live bands and DJ sets in a warehouse vibe.
Iconic underground music venue hosting rock, indie, and experimental acts.
Cultural venue on the quay with concerts, cinema, and club nights.
Theater, concerts, and festivals showcase Bergen’s vibrant performing arts scene.
Norway’s oldest theater offering plays and performances.
Central concert hall hosting symphonies, recitals, and seasonal performances.
Major annual arts festival featuring music, theater, and dance.
Active pursuits take advantage of Bergen’s mountains and coastline.
Home stadium of SK Brann, a local football culture landmark.
Challenging but rewarding hike with expansive views over Bergen.
Rent a kayak and glide among islands and sea lanes around the city.
Seek out lesser-known routes and day trips for a different Bergen experience.
Ridge-to-ridge hike offering dramatic alpine scenery and skyline views.
Rural island roads and scenic villages connected by bridges.
Hidden coastal paths and viewpoints away from the crowds.