Bergen - the gateway to Norways most beautiful fjords
Bergen - A city built on history
Your journey to Norway's spectacular fjords begins here!
A cultural hub all year round
Seven mountains, endless views!
Taste the flavors of the sea
Plan your Bergen adventure
- See our recommended Bergen itineraries
- Discover the best things to do in Bergen in every season
- Explore our popular Norway in a Nutshell® from Bergen
- Find the perfect fjord tour from Bergen
Discover Bergen on our popular fjord and rail tours
Experience Norway in a Nutshell® in winter. Ride the winter rails on two of the top train journeys in the world and cruise the snowy fjords on a quiet electric fjord cruise. Start from Oslo or Bergen.
Experience Norway in a Nutshell® in winter. Ride the winter rails on two of the top train journeys in the world and cruise the snowy fjords on a quiet electric fjord cruise. Start from Oslo or Bergen.
Explore more of Bergen and Fjord Norway
Bryggen and Bergen fish market – UNESCO heritage meets fresh seafood
Bryggen's colorful wooden buildings have stood since the 1700s, when Hanseatic merchants dominated Northern European trade. Today, this UNESCO World Heritage site sits steps from Bergen's famous fish market – where you can taste fresh seafood pulled from Norwegian waters that morning. Two must-see Bergen experiences, a few minutes apart.
Exploring Western Norway
Western Norway is located along the Atlantic Coast of the country. The entire region has a population of approximately 1.4 million people, and is known for its amazing landscapes, cascading waterfalls, stunningly deep fjords, good food and friendly people.
Five days in Norway
In spite of the incredible attractions, it’s never easy to create a travel itinerary for Norway when you only have so much time available. After all, what can you afford to miss when there is so many interesting things to see and do?
The Bergen Railway: Oslo to Bergen by train
The Bergen Railway (Bergensbanen) runs between Norway’s 2 largest cities, and for many people it’s the Norwegian train journey. In 7 hours, you go from the forests around Oslo up to the Hardangervidda mountain plateau and on to the West Coast and Bergen.