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Local tourist spot suggestions Bergen

Hardangerfjord

Idyllic and diverse landscapes that inspired the great Norwegian composer Edvard Grieg (1834-1907).

Fløybanen

Mount Fløyen by funicular train.

Hanseatic Museum

An old timber house transformed into a museum serves as an illustration of the harsh existence during the time of the Hanseatic League.

Schøtstuene

An ethnology museum housed in a collective building that was apparently the centre of community life in Hanseatic times.

Hotels: Bergen

Grand Terminus

Situated a few meters from the Bergen Central Station, the Grand Terminus Hotel is a charming accommodation with on-site brasserie and whiskey-bar, steps away from all the city's major tourist attrac...

Thon Hotel Bristol

Ideally located on Torgalmenningen in the very heart of Bergen, this stylish hotel is within easy walking distance of all the major attractions. Thanks to its central position, it is possible to expe...

Det Hanseatiske Hotel

Located in Finnegaarden, in the heart of the city, this beautiful 16th century renovated building provides the ideal base for your stay in Bergen.Our 16 room hotel is divinely decorated in dark and s...

InCity Hotel & Apartments

Enjoy a comfortable stay in one of our cosy, practical apartments in the heart of Bergen, approximately 20 metres from the city’s popular meeting point, ‘the blue stone’.The stylish...
 
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Nicknamed the "timber town" or "gateway to the fjords", bBergen, Norway's second largest city, is located in a prime position on the magnificent west coast, close to fabulous natural sites. This lively, cosmopolitan city with a rich Hanseatic League past is protected by a string of islands to the west and mountains to the east. Bryggen, the heart of the medieval city, is famous for its old wooden houses linked with Hanse activities.