Overview
Known as the “Gateway to the Fjords,” Bergen is Norway’s second-largest city. It is famous for its colorful historic wooden houses, deep maritime history, and setting nestled between seven mountains.
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Why Visit Bergen?
It is the most picturesque starting point for deep-fjord tours, offering immediate access to the majestic Norwegian wilderness combined with the charm of a historic port city. It is a UNESCO World Heritage City.
Top Sights In Bergen:
- Bryggen Wharf: The iconic row of colorful Hanseatic commercial buildings, a UNESCO site.
- Mount Fløyen: Accessible via the funicular, offering spectacular panoramic views of the city, mountains, and fjords.
- Fisketorget (Fish Market): A bustling, historic market on the harbor.
Unforgettable Experiences in Bergen:
Wander through the historic, narrow alleyways of Bryggen; ride the Fløibanen Funicular to Mount Fløyen; and take a full-day cruise to explore the nearby fjords like the Sognefjord.
Plan Your Getaway :
- Best Time to Visit: May through September for optimal cruising weather and hiking.
- Trip Focus: Fjord Exploration, Photography, and Maritime Heritage.
