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1. Mostraumen Fjord Cruise

2. Guided Tour To Nærøyfjorden, Flåm And Stegastein - Viewpoint Cruise

3. Walking Tour in Bergen of the Past and Present

4. The Best Fjordcruise: Bergen fjord by Zodiac or Pontoon Boat

5. Bergen: Mostraumen Fjord Cruise

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7. Mostraumen Fjord Cruise

8. Guided day tour - Premium Nærøyfjord Cruise and Flåm Railway

9. City Walking Tour - Bergen On Foot

10. PRIVATE GUIDED TOUR: Queen of the Fjords - tour from Bergen, 6 hours

11. Self-guided day tour - Premium Nærøyfjord Cruise & Flåm Railway

12. Best Views of Bergen - Segway Day Tour

13. Relaxed day trip to Hardanger Fjord with waffles and coffee incl.

14. Bergen to Flam "The King of Fjords" One-Way or Round-Trip Cruise Ticket

15. Bergen's Landmarks and History: A Self-Guided Audio Tour

16. Private cruise - Fjord and waterfalls cruise to Modal- Mostraumen

17. Bergen Guided Tour by Minibus (with Photo stops) & Bryggen Walk

18. Bergen Highlights: Bryggen, Fløibanen, and Fortress Tales

19. Self-Guided Full Day Round-trip From Bergen

20. Bergen Cruise - Guided City & Harbor Sightseeing

21. Fjord Hiking - Public tour

22. Private Walking Tour of Bergen

23. Guided Fjord & Glacier Tour - From BERGEN

24. On Top of Bergen - Public Tour

25. Bergen Fjord Experience Aboard Viking-style Ship

26. Bergen to Sognefjord Private Roudtrip with Cruise and Flasmbana

27. Walk with a Witch in 16th Century Bergen: A Self-Guided Fictional Tour

28. Bergen Day Trip Chasing the Waterfalls of Hardangerfjord

29. Self-guided day tour - Grand Sognefjord Cruise & Flam Railway

30. Self-Guided Bergen to Oslo Daytrip With Flamsbana & Fjordcruise

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Tours in Bergen

Bergen is Norway’s second largest city and former capital, rich in history and culture. Stroll through the old and picturesque quarter of Bryggen, a UNSESCO World Heritage Site, and you will feel yourself transported back in time. And yet, just a few minutes away you can find the pulsating center of a modern city with its numerous offers; restaurants, art galleries, shopping streets – even penguins in the famous Bergen Aquarium! In the heart of the city you will also find the renowned fish market where you can enjoy all kinds of local culinary delicacies. 

Situated at the shores of the Byfjord and surrounded by seven mountains, two of them easily accessible by cable car, Bergen also offers a spectacular natural scenery. Known as “the Gateway to the Fjords”, the city is an ideal starting point for outdoor activities of all kinds. It is also a perfect starting point for both day trips and longer holidays in Norway.

Bergen is a unique city which offers unforgettable experiences.  Come to Bergen, and you will soon understand why the inhabitants of Bergen proudly say: “I’m not just from Norway – I am from Bergen “.

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At Norway Excursions we have years of experience in the world of tourism, providing excursions and guiding. Our staff, guides and drivers treat all our guests as human individuals, not as numbers, and our aim is to make your holiday in the Norwegian coastal area and its fjords an unforgettable one in the best possible way.

Whether you are traveling to Norway by plane, bus or cruise ship, our excursions are available and accessible for everyone. Our well trained guides have a lot of experience and knowledge about the country, including its culture, nature and (local) history. All of them speak several languages on a very high level. We provide our excursions with first class services to both groups and individuals. Everything can easily be booked online and should you have any questions or special requests, please do not hesitate to contact us by filling out the online request form.

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Attractions in Bergen

Experience the top tourist attractions of Bergen, the city called “The Gateway to the Fjords”. Visit Bergen’s must-see attractions -- like the colourful old houses of Bryggen -- and travel to the surrounding mountains and fjords of western Norway with a custom itinerary designed by the Norwegian travel experts at Nordic Visitor.

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As Norway’s second largest city, with a history stretching back to 1070 AD, Bergen has tourist attractions to suit all tastes.

One of Bergen’s must-see attractions is without a doubt Bryggen , the old wharf that’s famous for its picture-perfect row of colourful wooden houses. Once an important Hanseatic trading centre in medieval times, Bryggen is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site and hosts the small Bryggen Museum along with numerous restaurants and shops.

Another of Bergen’s top attractions is the bustling Fish Market (Fisketorget) , a place to gather among the locals and sample fresh seafood or buy Norwegian handicrafts. Other popular cultural attractions in Bergen’s city centre include the Bergen Museum with its fascinating historical and maritime exhibits, the medieval Bergenhus fortress and the KODE art museums , the largest collection of art, design and music in Scandinavia. Classical musical lovers may also wish to visit Troldhaugen , the late-19th century home of composer Edvard Grieg.

Surrounded by mountains and located nearby Sognefjord, Norway’s longest and deepest fjord, Bergen is also a dream for active travellers and nature lovers. For the best panoramic views, travel up the Fløibanen Funicular from the city centre to Mount Fløyen and enjoy a walk in the nearby woods. Or take the Ulriksbanen cable cars to the top of Ulriken , the highest of Bergen’s seven hills, for a refreshing hike with great views.

Getting to Bergen & The Norwegian Fjords

As Bergen is nicknamed “The Gateway to the Fjords”, it’s no surprise that this city is a popular overnight destination in trips to western Norway. If you’re arriving to Oslo International Airport, there are a few different options for travelling to Bergen and top-rated attractions nearby :

• By air : Bergen Airport is served by a small number of European airlines, including Norwegian and SAS. Flights from Oslo take 55 minutes.
• By car : May through September is the best time for a road trip around the Bergen area, especially if you want to do some hiking at places like Pulpit Rock or Trolltunga. From Oslo you could do a self-drive tour in about a week, though we highly recommend 10 days or longer for exploring the fjords and west coast at a more relaxed pace.
• By train: The popular Norway in a Nutshell train journey from Oslo to Bergen is available year-round from Nordic Visitor. This route includes a short fjord cruise on Nærøyfjord and travel by train on the Bergen Railway and the mountainous Flåm Railway. Extra overnights in Bergen or in the small fjord village of Flåm are available.

Don’t want to travel to Bergen and the fjords on your own? Nordic Visitor’s summertime Guided Small Group Tours in Norway are another great option.

Sail from Bergen along Norway's West Coast

Bergen is the southern end of the Havila and Hurtigruten coastal cruise , which follows the beautiful coastline to the city of Kirkenes in northern Norway. This famously scenic voyage is a wonderful way to experience Bergen’s top sights and other major tourist attractions on the west coast. Cruises are available year-round and include stops at 34 ports of call, including Trondheim, Ålesund and the Lofoten Islands. Since it’s possible to start and end the cruise at different ports, going either southbound or northbound, many of Nordic Visitor’s fjord tours combine journeys by train and cruise in itineraries ranging from 7 to 14 days.

Though many of Nordic Visitor’s tours start from Oslo, we can modify your itinerary to start from Bergen. Get in touch with our friendly travel experts to start planning your dream trip to Bergen and the nearby fjords.

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As a travel agency founded in the Nordic region, Nordic Visitor knows how to make the most of your time in Norway. We offer a variety of tours – both independent and guided – that include must-see attractions as well as lesser-known highlights that are hand-picked by our own Norway travel experts. To ensure a stress-free trip, we handle all the local details for you – accommodation, activities, rental car, train tickets, cruise reservations and other specialist services.

Oh, and we can customise your itinerary! If you decide you want to add extra nights at a certain location, for example, your personal Nordic Visitor travel consultant will be happy to make suggestions and modify your itinerary.

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Christin, United States

Best of northern norway classic - 71° north cape, december 2023.

The tour was perfect and went smoothly the entire time. Communication from Nordic Visitor was timely and detailed. Would book with this tour company again.

Ian, United Kingdom

Norway road trip - complete, july 2023, memories we'll cherish forever.

We found Norway to be a fabulous country and enjoyed every minute of our trip. The scenery was fantastic, the places visited were brilliant and the people were incredibly friendly and helpful. The information pack provided by Nordic Visitor was invaluable, the route chosen for us was superb and the places we stayed in were great. Likewise, the excursions offered, especially the Rib Safari were fantastic and gave us memories we'll cherish forever. Lastly, but by no means least, Irja, our travel consultant, couldn't have been more helpful and I would like to extend a huge thank you to her for all that she did.

Anne-Mari, Finland

Best of northern norway classic - 71° north cape, february 2023, unforgettable in so many ways.

It was unforgettable in so many ways, highlights after highlights. We knew to expect a lot after our trip to Iceland a couple of years ago, also organised by Nordic Visitor. Our expectations were exceeded and more. We saw northern lights three times, the food everywhere was excellent, experienced dog sledding in the moonlight and sleeping in the SnowHotel, and we saw a white reindeer! How lucky we are to have experienced all that. We have now returned home, happy and full of awe.

James, Australia

Northern lights by train and cruise, october 2023, a great experience.

Very well-organised tour and a great experience. Nordic Visitor were very professional and their experience was evident in choosing the well-located and comfortable accommodation they selected for us. Best of all we got to see the northern lights!

Jonathan, United States

Norway fjord route by car - classic, june 2023, incredibly happy.

Our travel agent, Małgorzata, was amazing to work with! She was able to add a few extra days in Oslo and arranged transportation via train to Bergen. Overall, I thought booking this vacation online and making payments was seamless. All the hotels we stayed in were nice, clean and safe! We loved the breakfast buffets, they were top notch! Also, collecting our rental car and navigating in a foreign country was seamless. We are incredibly happy that our tour package that we received at our first hotel included a physical map that had our tour highlighted.

Costel, Romania

Northern lights norway classic, february 2023, i'll be recommending nordic visitor to my friends.

The trip was really amazing. We had an absolutely superb time in Tromsø; hotel and excursions were spot on. The guide and whole the staff was really professional. Professional photos taken by the guide were really fantastic. They gave us excellent care, more than what we have experienced on any trip. Our favourite experience was the snowmobile, but catamaran trip was great too. Certainly I will be recommending it to my friends. I was very pleased that those who delivered the services showed a lot of professionalism.

Violetta, United States

Best of the norwegian fjords – express, august 2023, very satisfied customer.

This was my second experience using Nordic Visitor. I am a very satisfied customer. A few years ago we did a self-drive tour of Iceland that was just amazing. This time we did a train/cruise combo tour of Norway. Once again, I can only say you will have a fantastic experience and you will appreciate the labuor of organising and planning being handled by experts who know what they are doing. The cruises through the fjords were beautiful as were the train trips. We loved the combination of train and boat travel as each offered distinct beauty from a different perspective. The country is truly lovely and we look forward to booking future travel with Nordic Visitor!

Dian, United States

Classic norway, may 2023, extraordinary.

Extraordinary! Everything went off as planned without a hitch. Our travel guide, Juliana, was exceptional, very responsive in answering our questions and providing updates.

Oi, Singapore

Norway in a nutshell® - classic, september 2022, very satisfied with nordic visitor.

We were very satisfied with the tour and overall experience with Nordic Visitor. The hotels were strategically chosen and the quality of hotels was satisfactory. The optional tours were also highly recommended. Timings of the schedules throughout the tour were ideal and not rushed.

Julie, United States

Wonders of the norwegian fjords, august 2023, best vacation we ever had.

Our family of 5 (3 adult children) loved our Norway fjord tour. We saw the most beautiful scenery and loved each hotel. The food was delicious. Something for everyone. Our guide Al and driver Chris kept things running smoothly. We will have memories to last a lifetime. Thank you Nordic Visitor. Best vacation we ever had!

Alan, United Kingdom

Norway in a nutshell® express - winter, march 2023, an excellent decision to book with nordic visitor.

Following research, we decided to book with Nordic Visitor. This was an excellent decision. The booking process was easy and informative and Hanna was always available for guidance. The accommodation provided was top class and, importantly, convenient to the train stations from which we travelled. Our tour was amazing throughout with stunning scenery and sights.

Gailmarie, United States

Highlights of norway, july 2022, the tour gives you a fabulous overview of norway.

The tour gives you a fabulous overview of Norway. We did a lot of travel in between sights but this enabled us to have a real breadth of experience, from fjords to mountain passes, railway adventures and small boats. Our tour guide was excellent and the sights and experiences outlined for us were top-notch. The materials provided about our tour were excellent and well thought out.

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Whether you travel by train, cruise ship or car in your Nordic Visitor package, all customers receive personalised service with a designated travel consultant , tailor-made quality travel documents, and our self-drive clients receive a hand-marked map that outlines their route, overnight stays and highlights along the way. Furthermore, Nordic Visitor has long-standing professional relationships with local tour operators , which are carefully selected by our staff and are recognized for consistent, quality service.

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Located on Norway's southwestern coast, the second-largest city in Norway, Bergen, is surrounded by magnificent mountains and fjords, which are included on UNESCO's World Heritage list. If you are looking for a destination where you could feel close to nature, relax with your soul and mind, learn about a new culture that's completely unique, and experience something different from what you are used to, Bergen should make it onto your bucket list. The city is located between the longest fjord in Norway, Sognefjord, and picturesque Hardangerfjord, presenting scenic mountaintops, untamed forests, and various waterfalls.

Taking a Bergen fjord tour , you can see its unmatched beauty with your own eyes! Plus, Bergen has a rich history presented in a charming old town, called the Bryggen Hanseatic Wharf. It's situated along the eastern shore of the harbor and absolutely fascinates with its perfect balance of colorful buildings with gabled roofs and nature.

In case you are looking for more dazzling views, don't miss the panoramic Floibanen funicular ride. What is more, consider stopping by the nearby Fish Market for a touch of local life.

Your vacation in Bergen can't be complete without tasting local cuisine, rich in different types of fish, such as salmon or trout, meat, and different types of seafood. Don't miss the chance to try the Rokt Laks or Rokt Orret while in the land of fjords.

There are a lot of ways to extend your Scandinavia trip plan and make your Bergen sightseeing full of new experiences, and we do recommend you visit the Geirangerfjord village nearby or go for a breathtaking Hurtigruten coastal voyage. All in all, during your travel to Norway , don't miss fabulous Bergen, a coastal jewel, undoubtedly worth admiring and will definitely leave you with the unforgettable emotions/

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Find your perfect adventure! We have 14 tours of Norway that start in Bergen, Norway. The most popular month is August, and tour lengths range between 7 and 16 days.

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Magic of the Fjords

The experience in Norway was fantastic - from the wonderful landscapes to the activities to the food and accommodations. The tour guide (Marina) was knowledgeable, engaging, and extremely helpful to ensure the trip was as smooth and fun as possible. The itinerary was engaging and there was so much beauty to see in Norway.

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Walking the Fjords

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Fjord Cruises from Bergen

See all the ways you can experience the Norwegian fjords from the charming city of Bergen, from two hours to full days. Explore the fjords in a number of ways, from traditional sailboats to hyper-modern zero-emission vessels. There are many reasons why Bergen is one of Norway’s most popular tourist destinations, the main ones being the historic UNESCO-listed town center with its stunning architecture, and the city’s role as a «gateway to the fjords».

With no shortage of water around, from the Norwegian Sea to the famous fjords of the Vestlandet region; the mighty Sognefjorden, the UNESCO listed Nærøyfjorden, and the attractive Hardangerfjord you can find your fjord adventure around Bergen here!

Fjord Tours offers the «world’s most popular Norway tour», the Norway in a nutshell® tour that brings you from Bergen by train to Myrdal where you board one of the most scenic railways, the Flåm Railway. From the town of Flåm you enjoy a cruise on a silent, low-emission catamaran on the Aurlandsfjord and the unique Nærøyfjord.

The Sognefjord in a nutshell and the Hardangerfjord in a nutshell (without the Flåm Railway) are other variations that offer each its own way to cruise the fjords. If a day trip is not on your schedule, shorter cruises like a 2h sailboat cruise or the popular 3h cruise to Mostraumen from the port of Bergen are great alternatives.

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Norway in a nutshell®

This legendary tour takes you through Norway’s most breathtaking UNESCO-protected fjord and mountain scenery, as well as a trip on Europe’s top scenic rail journeys, the Flåm Railway and The Bergen Railway. 

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Sognefjord in a nutshell™

Travel the waterway through the heart of the Norwegian fjord- and mountain landscape on the beautiful Sognefjord. This relaxing fjord experience also includes scenic train journeys with the Flåmsbana and Bergen Railway.

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Hardangerfjord in a nutshell™

As one of Norway’s most popular tourist destinations since the beginning of the 19th century, the Hardangerfjord region is filled with a wide variety of impressive highlights! Idyllic fjord landscapes, lush fruit and cider farms, mighty mountains with dramatic waterfalls and powerful glaciers are just some of the highlights to look forward to!

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Fjord Cruises - From the Port of Bergen

Fjord Cruise Bergen - Mostraumen

Experience fjords, mountains, and stunning waterfalls by taking a fjord cruise to Mostraumen from Bergen. This fjord cruise adventure is suitable for all and runs all year round.

Bergen Zachariasbryggen

3 hours or more

Sailboat Cruise in Bergen

Join in on an exclusive tour and experience Bergen from a sailboat! With a maximum capacity of 10 people, everyone is ensured of a comfortable and intimate experience of Bergen, "the Gateway to the Fjords".

Ribsafari in Bergen

Take a fjord safari with RIB-boat for a unique and exciting way to experience Bergen. Buckle up and experience the city from a new perspective on your very high-speed RIB-boat adventure!

Mostraumen Fjordcruise & Shellfish platter in Bergen

Experience fjords, mountains, and stunning waterfalls by taking a fjord cruise to Mostraumen from Bergen. Back in Bergen after the fjord cruise, a tasty shellfish platter awaits you in beautiful surroundings by the Fish Market.

5 hours or more

NOK 2101 ,-

Things to do in Bergen

Shellfish Tower at Seafood Restaurant

Just outside the City of Bergen, you will find one of the most exotic attractions in the whole of Western Norway’s archipelago. Cornelius is one of Norway’s best seafood restaurants and a meal here is truly unforgettable. Experience a shellfish tower at Cornelius including transportation from and back to Bergen on a scenic boat ride!

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Fjord Cruise and Dinner at Seafood Restaurant

Just outside the City of Bergen, you will find one of the most exotic attractions in the whole of Western Norway’s archipelago. Cornelius is one of Norway’s best seafood restaurants and a meal here is truly unforgettable. Experience a 5-course meal at Cornelius including transportation from and back to Bergen on a scenic boat ride!

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Norway in a nutshell®

This legendary tour takes you through Norway’s most breathtaking UNESCO-protected fjord and mountain scenery, as well as a trip on Europe’s top scenic rail journey.

Sognefjord in a nutshell™

Travel the waterway through the heart of the Norwegian fjord- and mountain landscape on the beautiful Sognefjord. This relaxing and extensive fjord experience also includes scenic train journeys with the Flåmsbana and Bergen Railway.

Hardangerfjord in a nutshell™

Experience the beautiful Hardangerfjord on a tour filled with varied and impressive highlights! This tour includes everything the Hardangerfjord area is known for; idyllic fjord landscapes, lush fruit farms producing world-famous ciders, mighty mountains, powerful glaciers, dramatic waterfalls, and the Hardangervidda mountain plateau.

UNESCO Geirangerfjord in a nutshell™

Experience breathtaking viewpoints, alpine mountains, and the hairpin bends of Norway's most scenic mountain pass Trollstigen. Cruise the UNESCO Geirangerfjord, explore the coastal town of Ålesund, and enjoy one of the most Instagram-friendly sceneries in all of Norway!

Lysefjord in a Nutshell™

Explore the famous Preikestolen rock formation while gliding through the water on a quiet electric fjord cruise on the majestic Lysefjord. Visit the charming city of Stavanger on the same tour!

Norway in a nutshell® Winter tour

Go on a winter adventure in Norway and experience the scenic Bergen Railway, the breathtaking Flåm Railway, the narrow and dramatic Nærøyfjord, and a bus trip through the beautiful winter scenery of Western Norway.

Sognefjord in a nutshell™ Winter Tour

This two-day tour lets you experience the King of the Fjords, Sognefjorden, at a comfortable and leisurely pace. You will also experience the special Norwegian winter landscape on the scenic Flåmsbana and the famous Bergen Railway.

Lofoten Islands in a nutshell™

If you're looking for a unique holiday destination this summer, Lofoten is the place for you. On this self-guided tour, you will experience a vibrant coastal culture and breathtaking scenery in a sustainable way.

Norway in a Nutshell®

Fjord Tours offers tours in Norway in one easy booking. You can choose from a wide range of tours exploring some of the most popular routes across this spectacular country. Looking for a long holiday or a short break? Fjord Tours sends you on your way with 1 ticket for your tours, activities and accommodation.

Our different tours combine beautiful fjord cruises with unforgettable train and bus journeys. Enjoy a day-trip or a longer trip with stops in fairytale villages along the way, and customize your trip to create your perfect Norwegian holiday. Experience easy and green travel with Fjord Tours - all year round!

Nutshell tours

Norway in a nutshell®

This legendary tour takes you through Norway’s most breathtaking UNESCO-protected fjord and mountain scenery, as well as a trip on Europe’s top scenic rail journeys, the Flåm Railway and The Bergen Railway. 

Multiple locations

Customize - 1 day or more

NOK 1595 ,-

Fitness Level

Suitable for all

Travel the waterway through the heart of the Norwegian fjord- and mountain landscape on the beautiful Sognefjord. This relaxing fjord experience also includes scenic train journeys with the Flåmsbana and Bergen Railway.

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As one of Norway’s most popular tourist destinations since the beginning of the 19th century, the Hardangerfjord region is filled with a wide variety of impressive highlights! Idyllic fjord landscapes, lush fruit and cider farms, mighty mountains with dramatic waterfalls and powerful glaciers are just some of the highlights to look forward to!

Customize - 2 days or more

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Experience breathtaking viewpoints, alpine mountains, and the hairpin bends of Norway's most scenic mountain pass Trollstigen. Cruise the emerald-green UNESCO Geirangerfjord, explore the beautiful coastal town of Ålesund, and enjoy one of the most Instagram-friendly sceneries in all of Norway!

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Situated above the Arctic Circle, the Lofoten archipelago offers dramatic, imposing beauty everywhere you look. In Lofoten, you will find steep mountains, white sandy beaches, cozy fishing villages, and an authentic way of life. All is ready for you to enjoy - under the alluring midnight sun.

NOK 1350 ,-

Winter Tours and Activities

This two-day tour lets you experience the King of the Fjords, Sognefjorden, at a comfortable and leisurely pace. You will also experience the special Norwegian winter landscape on the scenic Flåmsbana and the famous Bergen Railway.

NOK 2250 ,-

Snowmobile Safari in Lyngen, Tromsø

Explore the majestic Lyngen Alps with a local guide on this scenic and exciting Snowmobile Safari. Experience winter nature at its very best, as the Lyngen Alps offers some of the most beautiful winter scenery in all of Norway!

NOK 2290 ,-

RIB-boat winter tour in Flåm

Enjoy a winter fjord safari with RIB-boat on the famous Aurlandsfjord and the UNESCO World Heritage Nærøyfjord. You also get to visit the charming little village of Undredal and taste the famous goat cheese!

Geirangerfjord Winter Cruise

Join in on an unforgettable winter cruise to the Geirangerfjord from Ålesund. Travel on a warm and cosy boat into the raw, wild, and beautiful fjord landscape, visit the Norwegian Fjord center, walk along the frozen waterfalls in Geiranger and enjoy an included lunch. Experience a popular World Heritage Site without the large crowds this winter!

NOK 2400 ,-

Combine your favourite tours

Combine 2 tours to see even more of Norway´s highlights. If you are struggling to choose a tour package, why not combine several? We´ve combined our most popular tours into epic round trips from Oslo and Bergen.

Norway in a nutshell® & Hardangerfjord in a nutshell™

This round trip from Oslo combines two of our most popular tours; the Norway in a nutshell® tour and the Hardangerfjord in a nutshell™ tour. This combination is ideal for those looking for a complete experience of Norway's best highlights. If you're looking for an adventure starting and ending in Oslo - this is definitely the tour for you!

Customize - 3 days or more

NOK 5600 ,-

Sognefjord in a nutshell™ & Hardangerfjord in a nutshell™

Combine two of our popular tours into one epic round trip from Oslo! Combining the Sognefjord in a nutshell™ and the Hardangerfjord in a nutshell™ tour provides an ideal experience of Norway's highlights. Maximize your fjord time and travel in comfort from Oslo to the best highlights of Western Norway!

NOK 5560 ,-

Lysefjord in a nutshell™ & Norway in a nutshell®

Discover the beauty of Norway's majestic landscapes and captivating city life! By combining the Lysefjord in a nutshell™ and the Norway in a nutshell® tour you get a complete experience of Norway's best highlights. Experience UNESCO-protected scenery, the heart of Fjord Norway, Norway's western coastline and our most epic rock formation, Preikestolen!

NOK 5900 ,-

UNESCO Geirangerfjord in a Nutshell™ & Norway in a Nutshell®

Experience the world-famous Geirangerfjord and its magnificent waterfalls. Visit Ålesund and travel up Trollstigen, Norway's most iconic scenic mountain road. Discover breathtaking nature and the spectacular Nærøyfjord. Get close to stunning nature in a responsible way and ride the rails on some of the worlds best train journeys.

NOK 7209 ,-

Other recommended tours

The Great Waterfall and Fjord Tour™

Travel through a landscape of majestic mountains, idyllic orchards, and spectacular waterfalls! Experience first-hand the power of Northern Europe’s largest waterfall Vøringsfossen and walk behind the gorgeous Steinsdalsfossen. Your waterfall adventure also includes a fjord cruise on the enchanting Hardangerfjord.

NOK 2053 ,-

Lysefjorden & Preikestolen Fjordcruise

Feast your eyes on the majestic Pulpit Rock soaring into the sky above incredible Lysefjord as you travel in silence on a fully-electric fjord cruise! The Pulpit Rock is ranked as one of Norway's foremost nature-based destinations and on this trip, you will experience the mighty plateau from the beautiful Lysefjord.

Strandkaien - Stavanger

3 hours or more

Fjord Cruise Bergen - Mostraumen

Experience fjords, mountains, and stunning waterfalls by taking a fjord cruise to Mostraumen from Bergen. This fjord cruise adventure is suitable for all and runs all year round.

Bergen Zachariasbryggen

Scenic Car Ferries

Car ferry between Geiranger and Hellesylt

Take a ferry ride on the Geirangerfjord, one of the most famous fjords in the world! Start from either Geiranger or Hellesylt and during the comfortable and relaxing boat ride, you will experience cascading waterfalls and mighty mountain cliffs in one of the world's most famous fjord regions!

Car Ferry between Kaupanger and Gudvangen

Travel on a journey through some of the most beautiful fjord landscapes in Norway, including the UNESCO-listed Nærøyfjord, the charming Aurlandsfjord, and the mighty and impressive Sognefjord. Start from either Kaupanger or Gudvangen and experience the beautiful fjord, majestic mountains, idyllic villages, and stunning nature in the comfort of a spacious ferry deck.

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37 Fun Things to Do in Bergen, Norway

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Jutting out into the water, surrounded by fjords and a famous family of seven mountains that soar upwards as if constructed by some ancient Norse gods, Bergen is one town where you’ll never run out of great visuals.

But of course, there’s more to do than just stare at all the scenery!

For starters, you can get out into some of those beautiful spots, whether you’re biking, sailing, or strolling around.

And if the weather’s not fitting your fancy, you can always head inside, and enjoy your pick of restaurants, museums, and bars – including one made entirely of ice!

But no matter the season, you’ll find such amazing things to do in Bergen that you’ll never want to leave this Norwegian treasure… so let’s get started!

1 – Take a look around Bryggen

First and foremost, this is a shipping town; it was once among the biggest shipping ports in Northern Europe!

And it only takes a short stroll to this historic harborside neighborhood – or better yet, a walking tour – to see the impact of this industry.

Row after row of colorful houses beckon visitors to explore showing off a proud history of life and business that has been going strong for nearly 1,000 years.

This was once the main commercial hub of town, with piers and shops filled with merchants busily developing a major fishing trade.

Ironically, this watery spot has suffered through several fires; and while most of the buildings today have been reconstructed after various infernos, the beauty and cheery charm is the same!

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2 – Hang out with the creatures of the deep at the Bergen Aquarium

Now that you’ve gotten acquainted with the main part of the sea, come and meet some of the creatures that live in it… here and around the world!

Tropical treasures and awesome Antarctic animals await you at the Bergen Aquarium , where more than 400 species show off the miraculous details of underwater life.

Gaze at the explosion of color and life in the expansive tropical section, where vivid fish can be seen alongside some of their insect and reptile neighbors, from spiders to crocodiles.

Then wander outside for a glimpse of penguins and sea lions lounging about in the open air… and maybe performing a trick or two!

You won’t need to hold your breath to see these aquatic delights… but they might take your breath away!

3 – Get an equal dose of war and peace at Bergenhus Fortress

Despite its relatively simple facade, this was once a major defensive structure in the city – although it only got put to use a couple of times!

While it was developed in the 1500s, it wasn’t until 1665 that it received its first attack in the form of a Dutch naval fleet.

Centuries later, it was called back into action during World War II, this time as a base for invading German forces.

And to this day, it still serves as an active office for the local military and civilians alike, as well as a point of interest with commanding views.

It’s also undergone another evolution, becoming a popular venue for concerts and festivals; and whether you’re here for a show or just to take in the rich history of the place, you’re sure to be dazzled!

4 – Admire every aspect of Rosenkrantz Tower

And going even further back in time, there’s this marvelous Renaissance relic, where you can step straight into the days of yore.

In the 1270s, King Magnus the Lawmender had the fortified structure built as his private residence, and you can still visit the original chapel and bedroom from his time there.

But it’s also been rebuilt several times over the years, as various nobles used it for defensive and political purposes.

And today, you can still see all of the key points of a hip and happening castle, including cannons, royal halls, and even a dungeon for rowdy guests!

But of course, the tower is still the main attraction, and a striking testament to the societal shifts of the city, from political battles to a brief period of Danish rule.

5 – Ride the Fløibanen Funicular up to explore Mount Fløyen

The only thing better than a nice view is an adventure to the top… especially if you can take an unusual vehicle to get there!

Mount Fløyen is one of the closest peaks to town, with some spectacular views and a series of trails perfect for an invigorating hike in the fresh air.

But if you want to save your legs (or just try an iconic attraction), you can take a load off your feet with a ride on Fløibanen , the popular funicular that cruises right up the side of the slope.

Ever since it opened in 1918, this charming mode of transit has carried millions of adventurers up to the peak in a lovely, leisurely fashion, where you can slowly watch the views shift from outside your window.

And once you’ve enjoyed all of the trekking, downtime in the cafe, or taken a peek at the resident goats , you can see the gorgeous terrain in reverse with an equally lovely ride back down!

6 – Take in the town in an unusual form with some segway tours

At any hour of the day, you can enjoy the thrills of a segway tour… all you need is a sense of balance and a sense of adventure!

These zippy vehicles will make it easier than ever to explore all the coolest corners of town; one minute you’ll be nibbling on the unusual offerings of the fish market (see #7), and the next, you’ll be puttering past the harbor or traversing old, winding streets.

And if you want to really make the most of your time in town, you can even take on an evening excursion, and watch the lingering colors of dusk and nighttime shift the whole perspective of the town!

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7 – Shop around at the Fish Market

You may smell this place before you see it… but just wait until you taste what’s in store!

After all, a visit to this bustling hub of fresh seafood is one of the most beloved things to do in Bergen for a reason; it’s got some of the best snacks in town!

For roughly 800 years, this has been the place to go to evaluate the best specimens pulled from the sea; and it only takes a short stroll between the stalls to get caught up in the excitement!

Amidst the joyful clamor of vendors and fishers hawking their wares, you can try classics like lobster, crab legs, and fish cakes, plus some more unusual offerings like cod tongue.

And if you want to savor the experience a little more, settle in at one of the nearby restaurants and work your way through some of the expertly prepared dishes.

This is one place that’s a little fishy in the best possible way!

8 – Enjoy the visuals of St. Mary’s Church

As both the city’s oldest building and one of its most beautiful, the church has long been a place of reflection and worship… and even some excitement!

It was built some time in the early 1100s, and stayed a stalwart house of worship through fires, refurbishments, and more, with its massive basilica and stunning altar showing off hundreds of years of artwork.

Along with its impressive age, there are tons of little details that reward the curious traveler; check out the lovingly preserved gravestones of clergy and sailors that once lived here, or the impressive sculpted figures of Moses, Paul, John the Baptist, and the Twelve Disciples.

And when the notes start bellowing from the resident organ, you’ll feel as though you’re transported to another realm entirely!

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9 – Make the world your laboratory at VilVite – Bergen Science Center

Bring out your sense of wonder, and tell your curious spirit to come along – you’ll need them both at VilVite !

In this amazing, hyper-interactive museum, you’ll find endlessly fascinating exhibits covering all the excitement of the universe, from the depths of the sea and the natural riches of the planet to the ever-changing wonders of energy and technology.

Explore the wonderful weirdness of the human body, tinker with the different parts of various ecosystems, or play engineer and try out small-scale versions of hydroelectric power.

And throughout your visit, you’ll be encouraged to touch, pull, push, and fully explore every exhibit… that’s half the fun!

10 – Soak up endless artistic goodies at the KODE Museums

Creativity is very much a part of the city’s infrastructure – after all, this is the birthplace of the composer Edvard Grieg, and the home of many other geniuses of art and music.

And at the KODE Museums , you can really experience this legacy in-depth…. and at length!

This magnificent complex is made up of three composer’s homes and four unique art galleries, providing an amazing insight into both the minds of geniuses and the works they produce.

Step into the minds of Harald Sæverud and Edvard Grieg as you explore the rooms in which they lived and worked, then step into the art galleries and admire paintings, fine crafts, and even pieces of furniture.

From the portraits of Edvard Munch and an astounding collection of silver pieces, it’s a wonderful celebration of culture in all its forms!

11 – Meet the man behind the tunes at Troldhaugen

And if you want to focus more on Grieg specifically, spend some time exploring his house at length – and his musical legacy!

For 22 years, this lovely residence was where the musician lived and worked, producing many of his greatest hits, including “In The Hall Of The Mountain King” and several concertos.

And during your visit, you won’t just get to see the simple hut and walk in the footsteps of a genius… you might get to hear some of his works!

In a fitting tribute to this musical mastermind, the on-site concert hall frequently hosts productions of his greatest pieces… and there’s nothing quite like hearing them live!

12 – See the city your own way with some hop on hop off bus tours

This is certainly a city that doesn’t skimp on the beauty, and there’s nothing like a bus tour to see it all… especially one where you can choose which stops to linger at! NOPE

As you putter past all of the best museums and scenic spots, you can disembark at any stops that appeal to you, explore at length, and then catch the next bus that comes by.

With guided commentary on-board and flexible schedules, you can always count on a great excursion!

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13 – Take another memorable mountain trip aboard the Ulriken cablecar….

There’s more than one way to reach the top… and that’s a literal statement in this town!

Much like the funicular (see #5), the Ulriken cable car takes you on a scenic ride up a peak – in this case, the picturesque Mount Ulriken.

But you’ll get to go even higher this time, because rather than running upwards on the ground, your vehicle will soar through the air – 643 meters (2,109 feet) in the air, in fact!

See the terrain evolving below you, then disembark on the top and do a bit of hiking or eating – and spend plenty of time looking out at the world below!

14 – … Or stick to the water with some boat tours

In a town as water-loving as this one, you’ll want to get out and explore the nautical way – and there are certainly plenty of boat tours to get you started!

Sail through the breathtaking Mostraumen Fjord (see #16), surrounded on every side by mountains and cascading waterfalls.

Or stay closer to town with a quirky historical cruise, where you’ll climb aboard a traditional-style sailing vessel and enjoy a scenic tour of the harbor… and a taste of Viking life!

You can even up the adrenaline with some jet boat tours , where you’ll bounce through the fjords at top speed… and still see lots!

These are especially fun options for getting out into the wilderness, as you whoosh through the rugged, watery paths of the fjords, and enjoy a real up-close experience of the land around you.

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15 – Savor the legacy of the Fantoft Stave Church

With a distinctive style and a perfect dose of Nordic charm, this church is more than just a religious site… it’s a vibrant piece of a past world!

Stave churches were one of the earliest architectural methods, and this intricately layered building, which was originally created in 1170, is a prime example.

For centuries, it served both as a religious institution and a relic of one of the oldest eras of construction in the region; but unfortunately, it also fell victim to the same fate as many of the other wooden buildings in town, when it burned to the ground in 1992.

This loving reconstruction pays exact homage to the original, offering the chance to see how some of the area’s earliest worshippers created their refuges.

16 – Marvel at the Mostraumen Fjord

And speaking of those natural wonders….

Mostraumen Fjord is one of the most spectacular natural sights in town – and that’s saying something!

Just a short boat ride from town, it’s the perfect spot for a scenic cruise, and every second of that trip is defined by the stark beauty of nature… even before you reach the fjord itself!

Wind your way through stunning cliffs, watching the scenery shift around you, one dazzling view at a time.

And at the end, you’ll get a particularly memorable souvenir: a blast of refreshing Arctic water from the nearby falls!

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17 – Get a taste of the sailor’s world at the Bergen Maritime Museum

Getting back to seafaring life, we have the boats, battles, and businesses of the Bergen Maritime Museum … not to mention the stories of the sailors that plied these waters!

For two thousand years, the waters around town have been the home of triumph and tragedy, with all the major economic moments of human history mapped out on their waves.

Watch a reenactment of a Viking burial, admire every angle of an ancient Oseberg ship, and enjoy the intricacy of several little models… then stroll through some larger versions of the cabins!

You’ll also get plenty of opportunities to celebrate the many sailors that ran these vessels, including deep dives into LGBTQ identities and other marginalized groups that made a life on the sea.

18 – Nosh to your heart’s content on some food tours

Norwegian cuisine may not be as commonly known, but you’ll certainly be singing its praises after a few food tours!

Nutrition and culture go hand in hand here, and each jaunt offers a different perspective into both – but all of them are equally delicious!

Of course, seafood is the big excitement here; whether you’re getting it fresh from the stalls at the fish market (see #7) or trying out one of the many little restaurants around town, you’ll get a heaping helping of oceanic treats.

But there are all sorts of other delicacies to try, from scrumptious goat cheese to mouthwatering desserts.

The hardest part will be leaving room for it all!

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19 – Enjoy a historic hangout at the Hanseatic Museum

When we talk about “old town” here, we mean really old!

After all, people have been doing business here for hundreds of years, and at the Hanseatic Museum , you’ll get to see that process that up close!

The streets that you’re strolling here may look a little unusual, but that’s probably because they’re a perfect reconstruction of the trading quarter of town, where much of the commerce took place from the 1300s to the 1700s.

This was the heyday of the Hanseatic League, a prominent group of German traders who ran the show when it came to shipping goods.

As you wander into various buildings, you can see exactly how merchants ran their businesses, trading fish, grains, and other goods in the rapidly growing economy of Northern Europe.

There are few better ways to enjoy an immersive look at the past!

20 – Stroll around Festplassen

This is a town that certainly knows how to party… in the traditional way, that is!

Right in the middle of town, this cheery public square is best known as one of the main forums for festivals, celebrations, and all sorts of events throughout the year; you never know when you’ll catch a beautiful public art project or an energetic concert filling the air with tunes!

And even if you arrive between major events, you can always count on this place to offer up some fun; from shows in the marvelous outdoor theater to gorgeous views of the nearby lake, this is a public venue for the masses.

21 – Go kayaking

Let’s face it: many of the best things to do in Bergen involve the water. So why not take the reins yourself…. Or rather, the paddle?

If you want to get even more into the wilderness and get to know the water along the way, then kayaking tours are the way to go!

Float along on the open sea, visiting little islands and enjoying new perspectives on the dazzling mountains. Or swap out the waves for some whitewater, and bounce along winding river currents, adding a bit of adrenaline to your journey.

This is one excursion that really makes a “splash”!

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22 – Frolic in Flåm

Head a little bit outside of town, and you’ll find a serene hamlet that shows off the very best of rural Norwegian life… with plenty of charm all its own!

With sights worthy of any picture book and a charming atmosphere, Flåm is perhaps most famous for its scenic railway; but whether you’re traveling by train, boat, car, or foot, you’ll be totally dazzled by the sights around you!

Stroll through the lovely little village and gaze out at mountains and fjords, or stop by the museum that covers the fascinating story of the beautiful trains and steep tracks that have helped determine the fortunes of the town.

You may just be tempted to go house-hunting as you wander through this quaint hamlet!

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23 – Get a little awestruck at Sognefjord

And while you’re in the neighborhood, you can’t miss out on one of the most famous natural views around: Sognefjord!

As both the longest and deepest fjord in the nation, this spot is an unmissable stunner, and the perfect place to enjoy the epic landscapes (and seascapes) that have made the region so famous.

You’ll also get to pay a visit to some of the earliest settlements around here, including Gudvangen , a village of grassy roofs and lovely little homes tha dates all the way back to the Viking era.

You’ll get a hearty dose of all the things that make this area so beloved – past and present!

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24 – Roll your way to some gorgeous spots on a few bike tours

Out on the road or deep in the forest, you’ll get to enjoy the fresh air and remarkable sights of bike tours!

When you’re pedaling around, you can enjoy a whole new range of delightful adventures, especially as you head a little ways out of town to enjoy the rural areas.

And if you really want to get into nature, grab a mountain bike and get acquainted with the stark beauty of the Voss Forest!

Winding paths, dense groves of rustling trees, and even some secret swimming holes lie in wait, making every turn an adventure… and you’ll quickly see how this sport became so popular!

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25 – Learn more about the sea (and the humans that work there) at the Norway Fisheries Museum

It’s one thing to taste great seafood – it’s another thing to learn about what goes into producing it!

You can more or less trace the entire history of Norway through its aquatic activities, and what makes this institution one of the coolest things to do in Bergen is the way in which it lets you interact with every aspect of the business.

You’ll get right into the thick of one of the country’s most exciting industries, learning all about the ships and technology involved in the process,  and exploring unique habitats of the many diverse species that eventually end up in the net.

You can even try a little bit of (simulated) fishing yourself!

And in between immersive peeks onto boats or beneath the waves, you can learn all about the unique human experiences tied into this popular business, from the controversial practice of seal hunting to the exciting process of raising salmon… some of which you can even feed!

26 – Take a peek into politics at Gamlehaugen

If ritzy residences are more your style, then don’t miss out on this place – after all, it’s literally fit for a king!

Norway’s monarch calls this splendid castle home when he’s in town, and from its lavish staterooms to the gorgeous gardens on the outside, every part of it is focused on beauty; but it’s also been the home of some pretty significant national events!

While it came on the scene in 1899, the building is modeled after older Renaissance works, with a little bit of Art Nouveau thrown in.

The result is a striking palace that has been the site of many important political moments, and hosted Prime Ministers and royals… and plenty of visiting guests!

Take a look at the former office of Prime Minister Christen Michelsen, who helped guide the nation into an independent form as it separated from Sweden; then head out to the park to enjoy a bit of swimming or sauntering around!

27 – Enjoy another memorable slice of the great outdoors at Hardangerfjord

Never mind what the song said… on a trip to Hardangerfjord, you can go chasing waterfalls!

In fact, that’s part of the whole idea, because the path to this stunning monument is filled with gorgeous cascades and patches of woodland that create an utterly charming adventure.

And of course, you’ll feel even more rewarded once you reach the fjord yourself, the third-longest in the world… and certainly one of the most stunning!

If the cliffs and the water don’t enchant you, the glistening glacier certainly will – not to mention the splendid farms and fruit orchards that add depth and charm to the area.

Be sure to sample some of that environmental richness with a refreshing glass of the famous local cider!

• Hardangerfjord tours from Bergen

28 – See the world like a diorama on a seaplane tour

It’s great to see all of these natural wonders up close, but there’s also something to be said for enjoying the whole big picture. And with the high-elevation thrills of a seaplane tour, you’ll really get some jaw-dropping perspectives!

The best part of these flights is their hybrid nature; along with the standard joys of soaring through the air, you’ll also be able to get some good views from the water, where you’ll take off and land.

And what views they are! Gaze down at the mighty glaciers and fjords, seeing their angles and beautiful details in a whole new way.

It’s one of the most thrilling things to do in Bergen!

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29 – Enjoy some winter chic all year round at the Magic Ice bar

There’s nothing quite like the joy of a night out in a new town… and there’s one spot that’s cool in more than a metaphorical sense!

Zip up your parkas and pick your favorite chilled cocktail, because Magic Ice bar brings a suitably wintry spin on your drinking experience – with a lot of style thrown in!

Everything here, from the glasses and the walls to the bar itself, is made of the frozen stuff, and there’s even a full-fledged art gallery with plenty of chiseled masterpieces.

With colorful lights and festive music, it’s one of the liveliest spots in town… and it certainly provides a happy hour you won’t soon forget!

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30 – Spend the day in a long-gone world at the Old Bergen Museum

Time for another stroll into the past…. and a termite’s paradise!

You may have spotted some of the lovely old buildings around town, and they actually hearken back to the 1800s, when Bergen was one of the largest wooden cities in all of Europe.

And as you amble down these streets, you’ll find yourself transported right back to that era, with some contributions from the 1700s and 1900s thrown in.

This is your chance to explore the neighborhood as though it were brand-new; step into homes and businesses that still stand as they did hundreds of years ago, and watch a cross-section of the town going about its business.

You might even get to talk to some locals… or at least, their costumed counterparts!

Chat with families of traders and local politicians, and learn about their daily lives; then stop by the square to see the latest play, where you’ll get to peek into even more of the lives and dreams of Bergen’s residents – from over 120 years ago, that is.

History has rarely been so absorbing… or so deeply entertaining!

31 – Take a jaunt to Oslo

Switch things up a bit with a trip to the big city, a hotbed of culture and style… and plenty of quirks, of course.

As the capital of Norway, Oslo is certainly a place worth taking in, and it has the sort of adventures that can thrill every type of traveler.

From sculpture gardens to chic buildings and ancient Viking sites, you’ll find an incredible mix of eras and ideas, all wrapped up in a cosmopolitan package that showcases the best of Scandinavia!

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32 – Relax and explore the little world of Nygårdsparken

Perhaps you’re looking for a somewhat more relaxed way to enjoy some nature while you’re in town… well, this park certainly doesn’t disappoint!

This is the largest urban green space in town, and while its influences come from a hodgepodge of European aesthetics – garden designs of the Danes, the elegant layout of the English -, it’s very much a fixture of the community, just as it has been since 1880.

The scenery here is so pleasant the you can happily spend a whole day strolling, no matter the season; with gorgeous flowers in the spring and summer, trees bursting into color in the fall, thick blankets of snow in the winter, and the beauty of the lake anchoring the space all year round, it’s truly a piece of paradise!

33 – Enjoy a summer paradise with a trip to Lysoen Island/Ole Bull’s Villa

If you’re doing a bit of island-hopping while you’re here (and it’s well worth the time, given all the neat little spots out on the water), you can’t miss this lovely spot – after all, it’s been charming locals since the late 1800s!

Unsurprisingly, outdoor recreation is the big draw here; you could easily spend a whole trip just trying out all of the different hiking trails.

But there’s also a particularly interesting piece of architecture to explore here: a beautiful house that once belonged to one of the nation’s most famous musicians.

Ole Bull was a master violinist and a dynamic personality, and his summer residence was often home to visiting creative types, bringing a bit of art and culture to the island.

Even after he passed away in 1880, the house – and the gorgeous grounds – remained, an ongoing testament to the area he loved so much.

Take a look at its beauty, then enjoy some of the greatest legacies he left behind: the charming pathways in the heart of nature!

34 – Take to the open air with an unforgettable helicopter tour

There’s another great way to enjoy the world from up high… and you’ll have your pick of scenery!

Helicopter tours show you just about every version of the Norwegian landscape, each vista more beautiful than the last; and while you’re high enough to see it all, you’re still low enough to enjoy the individual details!

Choose between the coast or the mountains (or both!), the shifting ice of glaciers, or the wonders of the fjords and rock formations spread out below you.

You’ll even get a great glimpse of your host city, as you hover dizzyingly high above it!

• Helicopter tours in Bergen

35 – Go on an adventure to Trolltunga

An epic hike, a dramatic stone formation jutting out into the open air, and views that feel too beautiful to be real… every part of the Trolltunga experience is entrancing!

One of the most beautiful rocks in the whole country – whose name delightfully translates to “Troll Tongue” -, it stands watch over Ringedalsvatnet Lake, with commanding views that are often the backdrop for photoshoots… and even a wedding or two!

Of course, great things take time, and this is certainly one of the most strenuous hikes in the region;  it’s an all-day trek that runs 13.5 kilometers (8.4 miles) each way through continual elevation gain and strenuous paths.

But of course, you’ll get serious bragging rights at the end – and those remarkable sights! There are also plenty of excellent Trolltunga tours when you’re ready to really get a feel for the place!

36 – Give your tastebuds a holiday too at the best restaurants

Eat your way through town in some more formal settings, where the ambience and the food go hand in hand – after all, this is a world-class food city!

With fresh ingredients and innovative presentation methods, each of these spots caters to a different culinary sensibility… and you’ll have a great time sampling the results!

You can try the chic, globally-focused meals of Allmuen Bistro , or the ultra-fresh meals at 26 North Restaurant & Social Club, where all of the ingredients come straight from the lush environment… land and sea!

Tuck into some fresh Italian eats at Bien Centro , or enjoy decadent dishes like duck confit or wienerschnitzel at Bien Basar .

And if you’re still jonesing for more seafood, grab a seat at Bernard Torghandel, where the finest shellfish and standard fish await you… with the ocean itself as the perfect backdrop!

37 – Indulge in a bit of holiday cheer at Pepperkakebyen

There are lots of lovely things to do in Bergen when the holidays roll around – but who could resist a record-breaking bit of Yuletide cheer?

Each year, the town comes together to create a detailed diorama of the city, complete with trains, boats, and little houses with charming streets running past them.

But here’s the kicker: every inch of this little city is made entirely out of gingerbread!

In fact, this is the largest gingerbread city in the world, and a perfect place to celebrate the Yuletide – charming, creative, and oh so sweet!

How to get to Bergen?

Whether you’re flying or sailing, there are plenty of convenient ways to reach town… and we can make it even easier!

You can fly straight to the city, then book some of the airport transfers in Bergen to get to and from town – no need to wait on taxis or buses!

And if you’re traveling through the area on a cruise, there are also some fabulous shore excursions , where you can get out and explore all of the area’s highlights, then hop right back on the vessel.

Where to stay in Bergen?

Bergen Børs Hotel spoils you rotten with its elaborate gym and upscale bar, and with a historic stock exchange building as its framework, you even get a little bit of history thrown in!

And if you want to focus on the sea, Radisson Blu Royal Hotel provides a colorful, charming residence right beside the wharf, plus its own restaurant and nightclub for all your dining and dancing needs!

Zander K Hotel combines stylistic flair with close proximity to some of the coolest places in town, including the aquarium and Bergen University… plus its own wine bar!

And at Citybox Bergen City , you’ll be living your best cosmopolitan life; open the door and walk straight into the bustling heart of town, with Byparken, the Bergen Art Museum, and other treasures right in the neighborhood.

You can also live it up at Augustin Hotel , whether you’re sipping some vino in the 400-year old wine cellar, enjoying the works by Norwegian artists decorating the walls, or puttering around the nearby fish market.

• best hotels in Bergen

Visiting Bergen on a budget?

As we’ve established, you can explore this town by pretty much every mode of transit imaginable – and that includes your own two feet!

The free walking tours in Bergen make it easier than ever to get to know the town, from its iconic mountains and distinctive neighborhoods to its many industries and vibrant local culture.

And of course, you get the added bonus of hanging out with a local guide that knows all the ins and outs of the town, and can provide their own unique insights.

Be sure to bring some cash to tip them!

Where to go next?

From the big city to the charming hamlet, there are plenty of other Norwegian treasures to explore once you’ve wrapped up in Bergen… for now, at least!

Of course, Oslo is perfect for the full urban experience, home to vibrant museums, public art, and all of the music, theater, and fine drinking and dining options you’d expect from such a dynamic town.

Or get a real taste of the Arctic with a trip to Tromso , a charming little town where dog sleds, surreal cathedrals, and even a troll or two populate the scene.

And of course, there are tons of other places to visit in Scandinavia, from big cities to mountains, little towns to open wilderness … you’ll quickly see why this region has become so beloved by visitors and residents in equal measure!

Final thoughts

If you like beauty and adventure, you’ll always find things to do in Bergen – and of course, you’ll get to know the city pretty well!

Because whether you’re exploring its carefully preserved (or reconstructed) past or enjoying all of its contemporary charms, this is a place that is as much about culture and nature… and lucky you, you’ll get to experience it all!

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The Three Absolute Best Day Trips from Bergen

April 6, 2023 by Silvia 5 Comments

I’m always telling people to check if they can fly into Bergen instead of Oslo because Bergen is beautiful and tourists are often a bit underwhelmed by Oslo. But maybe my favorite thing about Bergen is the city’s stunning surroundings. In fact while I love the city, one of the main reasons I moved to Bergen was because it’s near some of Norway’s most incredible fjords, waterfalls, and mountains. For visitors this means that even if you’re only here for a short time you can still get out and see what Norwegian nature is all about. 

There are so many different day trips from Bergen you could take, and I know all the options can be overwhelming. So I thought I would narrow down the list for you with my top three choices for Bergen day trips. And of course if you’d like you can always extend your trip for a bit and spend a night or two in these places.

As for your time in Bergen, here’s my full guide for to things to do in Bergen – from a local who lives here!

And here’s my guide for the best roads trip from Bergen , from a day trip to 2 or more weeks.

And if you want more tips for planning your trip through southern Norway, I’ve gathered all my best advice in a 95-page ebook covering my top recommendations for places to visit (both on and off the beaten path), the best times of year to visit, how long to visit for, the best accommodation choices, transportation, what to eat, what to pack, and a sample itinerary that covers my personal favorite route through the south. You can purchase The Southern Norway Travel Guide here .

Hardangerfjord

The second longest fjord in Norway, Hardangerfjord is probably best known for its beautiful springtime views when the fruit trees are in bloom, which usually happens in May. But this fjord is beautiful anytime of year, and just two hours from Bergen, making for a wonderful day trip from the city.

Bergen to Hardangefjord day tours

If you won’t be renting a car, or if you want to see the fjord by boat, there are lots of guided trips of Hardangerfjord on offer, including this small cruise from Bergen to Rosendal , a village at the mouth of Hardangerfjord. And if you want to extend your stay here, you can spend the night at the beautiful Rosendal Fjordhotel right on the fjord. 

Or you could even take  this epic day trip from Bergen to both Hardangefjord and Folgefonna Glacier , Norway’s third largest glacier.

Sea kayaking on Hardangerfjord

One of the best ways to experience the quiet majesty of the Norwegian fjords is by kayak, and this sea kayak tour leaving from Jondal looks incredible. 

Helicopter tour over Hardangerfjord and Trolltunga

Or if you want a truly epic experience, you can take this helicopter tour from Bergen over Hardangerfjord, glaciers, waterfalls, and Trolltunga (Troll’s Tongue), Norway’s most famous cliff. Or a cheaper option is this fjord and mountain helicopter tour from Bergen . 

And if you decide to rent a car you can make lots of stops along the way, or even spend a night along the fjord. You can book your rental car here , and read all my tips for driving in Norway here .

Hiking Trolltunga

You could also carry on to Odda and then hike Trolltunga the next day, though be aware that Trolltunga is an expert level hike. Even if you’re an experienced hiker I’d recommend doing this hike with a guide, and if you want to avoid the crowds (Trolltunga is one of the most popular hikes in Norway), this guided Trolltunga hike with an overnight in a glamping dome would be such a unique experience! If you have a guide you can also hike Trolltunga in the winter. 

Hardangerfjord accommodation

My favorite accommodation on Hardangerfjord is probably Ullensvang Gjesteheim . It’s set on a farm right by the water and one of the prettiest spots along the fjord. It’s super cosy, with the sweetest owners and a delicious breakfast. Check current rates here .

I also love Rosendal Fjordhotel , which is especially convenient if you’ll be taking the Hardangerfjord boat from Bergen, which ends in Rosendal.  Check current rates and availability here . 

Or if you wanted to stay on the other side of the fjord, this vacation home looks gorgeous. And then of course there is the famous Hardanger Panorama Lodge treehouse , which I haven’t stayed at yet but is definitely on my bucket list! Check current rates and availability here

Sognefjord will definitely make an appearance on anyone’s list of the best fjords in Norway . Sognefjord is Norway’s longest and deepest fjord, and the second longest and second deepest in the world, stretching over 200 kilometers and 1,000 meters deep at its deepest points. Several of its branches are probably the most popular fjords for tourists to visit, both because of the beautiful views and their relative easy accessibility from Bergen.

As Norway’s longest fjord, there are of course so many different places along the fjord that you could visit on your Bergen fjord day trip, as close as a couple of hours by train or 2.5 hours by car from Bergen. 

You could take the express boat from Bergen into Sognefjord stopping at Aurland, Flåm, or Balestrand, among other places, or do the popular Norway in a Nutshell public transportation route. I’ve made a detailed guide for Norway in a Nutshell here .

But if you want the freedom to explore on your own, stopping for all the photos you want, explore Sognefjord by car. 

If you’re driving from Bergen you’ll definitely want to drive down the Aurlandsfjellet and Sognefjellet National Scenic Routes , both of which take you along the prettiest fjord and mountain views.  

Sognefjord has a lot of branches, and my two favorites are probably Aurlandsfjord and Nærøyfjord. The village of Aurland is absolutely stunning, and as it’s on the popular Norway in a Nutshell route there’s a lot to do here, including the famous Stegastein viewing platform , which offers incredible views over the fjord. 

And then Nærøyfjord is super narrow and dramatic. My friends and I spent the night at the Gudvangen Fjordtell on Nærøyfjord, which is quite cheap and right by the famous Viking village of Njardarheimr .

In Njardarheimr you can visit people of all ages who have chosen to live as the Vikings did a thousand years ago. This is the perfect place to learn more about the Vikings, from people who still live that way today. Adult tickets cost 205 NOK. 

Sognefjord accommodation

While you can easily see some of Sognefjord on a day trip from Bergen, if you want to really explore the different branches of the fjord you may want to spend a night or two along the fjord. 

I’ve compiled a list of incredible accommodation spots along Sognefjord here , but my personal favorites are: 

Fjærland Fjordstue Hotel in Fjærland dates back to the 1930s and sits right on the fjord. It even has a private beach! This is my favorite place I’ve stayed on Sognefjord, as the views are incredible. Plus there’s a super cute little book town down the street from the hotel, which is home to over four kilometers of books! There is the giant Tusund og ei natt bookstore, as well as small outdoor Sjølvplukk (pick-your-own) shelves calling themselves “the country’s most honest bookstore” where you leave a bit of money for each book you take.  Check current rates and availability here 

Fretheim Hotel in Flåm is a beautifully decorated, refurbished 1800s manor house, with luxurious rooms all with mountain or fjord views. Flåm isn’t the most picturesque part of Sognefjord, however it is the most convenient, as the railway station and ferry port are both an easy 5-minute walk from the hotel. And the hotel really is special! If you stay here, be sure to book a session at the floating sauna just a short walk from the hotel (you can see my TikTok from the sauna here ).  Check current rates and availability here

The Walaker Hotel in Svolvorn, Lustrafjord is Norway’s oldest hotel, dating all the way back to 1640! The hotel is located in the quiet village of Svolvorn right by the beach. The hotel is also nearby the 12th century Urnes Stave Church and Jostedalsbreen Glacier. Check current rates and availability here

The Gudvangen Fjordtell on Nærøyfjord  is budget friendly and right by the Viking village. There’s also a Viking style restaurant at the hotel. Check current rates and availability here

Voss is known as Norway’s adrenaline capital and is only 1 hour 45 minutes from Bergen by car, or just a little over an hour by train, making it an easy day trip from Bergen. 

The town itself doesn’t look that special, but some of Norway’s best outdoor adventure activities are based out of Voss. From river rafting to rock climbing to skiing to sky diving, Voss really has it all.

And if you’re visiting in the winter you’ll definitely want to hit the slopes in Voss. Voss has two ski resorts, Myrkdalen Fjellandsby and Voss Resort. Many of Norway’s world champion and Olympic athletes have trained in Voss and Voss apparently has more medals per capita than any other place in the world!

While you can definitely fit in some outdoor adventures on a day trip to Voss from Bergen, Voss would be a great place to spend a night or two, if you have the time. In fact I would say while Hardangerfjord and Sognefjord are perfect day trips from Bergen, Voss really would be best if you have a night (or longer!) to spend here. 

You can read my full guide for things to do in Voss here , but some of my favorite activities include:

Guided sea kayaking through the Nærøyfjord from Voss

There’s seriously no better way to experience a fjord than from a kayak, and from Voss you can take a guided sea kayaking tour through Nærøyfjord, which is one of the prettiest branches of Sognefjord. Fjord kayaking is very calm, so you don’t need any prior kayaking experience.  Check current prices and availability here

Whitewater rafting through the Raundal valley

Voss is famous for rafting, and a whitewater rafting tour along the Raundal River takes you through a number of Grade III rapids, while being suitable for beginner and experienced rafters alike.  Check current prices and availability here

River kayaking courses

Voss is the perfect place to learn the whitewater kayaking, or level up your skills if you already have experience. You can choose an introductory, novice, or intermediate course based on your level.  Check current prices and availability here

Rock climbing 

Lønahorgi mountain and Uskedalen, a fjord valley outside of Voss, offer Western Norway’s best climbing from beginner to expert levels. You can  book guided rock climbing to fit your level here .

Voss accommodation

Staying at a mountain hytte , or cabin, is just about the most Norwegian thing you can do, and Voss is a great place to get that experience. This Voss cabin is located in Skulestadmo, 100 meters from Bavalls ski lift at Voss Resortand will give you that typical Norwegian experience of going to the hytte. Check current rates and availability here

Otherwise you could stay downtown by the train station at either the brand new Scandic Voss or the historic Fleischer’s Hotel . 

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Pocket Wanderings says

July 23, 2021 at 4:08 pm

Ah I am desperate to visit Norway! It’s very high on my bucket list. I’ll definitely check out all these amazing places – thanks for sharing.

August 5, 2021 at 7:56 am

All these places in Bergen look so stunning. I would love to visit Bergen during my next trip to Norway. I would definitely check out some of the places mentioned here.

July 24, 2022 at 2:05 pm

Hi Silvia, If I were to make Bergen my base in August and do day trips from Bergen, or even an overnight or 2 somewhere then back to Bergen, how many days would I need to visit the most beautiful sights. Which ones would you recommend? I shall be using public transport as I assume this would be a lot cheaper than hiring a car? Thank you Silvia

April 14, 2023 at 6:39 pm

We want to do the Fjord Naeroyfjord crusie – what I can’t figure out is which itinerary is the better/preferred route:

A: Bergen-Myrdal-Flam-Gudvangen-Voss-Bergen OR B: Bergen-Voss-Gudvangen-Flam-Myrdal-Bergen?

The routes of course are similar but is there an optimal (prettier view / route) of A or B? Not sure which is the best one to select?

Silvia says

April 15, 2023 at 11:03 am

The routes are exactly the same except in reverse, so you the views will be the same!

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Bergen day trips.

Take a day trip from Bergen and experience the fjords surrounded by towering mountains and a multitude of islands and islets that line the coast like a string of pearls, providing protection from the ocean beyond.

Taking a day trip from Bergen is the perfect way to explore this beautiful nature. You will find a large selection of day trips ranging from fjord tours, island hopping, glacier tour or a shorter harbour tour. In Bergen you will find no shortage of things to do !

Bergen fjord day trips:

A day trip to see the fjords are perhaps the most popular tour option from Bergen. Bergen is located between the Sognefjord in the north and the Hardangerfjord in the south , which makes Bergen a perfect place to start your fjord tours. In Sognefjorden a popular village to visit is Flåm and Stegastein Viewpoint not far from Flåm. There is a large selection of day trips to the fjords and you can view all the fjord tours here .

Half-day trips from Bergen:

With only a limited time at your disposal, there is also a variety of shorter day trips like Fjordcruise Bergen - Mostraumen (3 hours)  available. We recommend you book in advance as this is a very popular tour. 

A two hour guided sightseeing and fjord cruise with the sailing boat "First Player", gives you an opportunity to view and experience Bergen from the sea. The tour is available all year. Read more and book the trip "Experience Bergen from the fjord" online.

View all half-day tours from Bergen here.

Road trips from Bergen:

The Bergen region has a fantastic coastline with thousands of islands. Small, picturesque villages line the fjords, perfect for exploring on a day trip from Bergen by car. Go Island hopping in Øygarden, Storm watching in Glesvær or visit the charming village of Fedje, the village in the ocean. Get suggested routes and maps to download for your day trip by car here.

Oslo - Bergen road trip:

Driving from Oslo to Bergen takes about 7-8 hours. However, we recommend allowing at least a full day for this journey, due to the fact that there is a lot of scenic places along the road where you definately don't want to miss. There is also several routes, some longer than others. Read more about driving from Oslo to Bergen and tips on where to stop along route.

Bergen - Trondheim road trip:

The distance between Bergen and Trondheim is about 700 kilometers. In Norway the landscape is mountanous and the coast rugged, meaning that travel times are often longer than what visitors from other countries are used to. From Bergen to Trondheim it will take you around 11 hours, not including all the stops you definately would like to make along route! We therefore recommend to take an overnight stay or two along the way and really take your time to enjoy the beautiful scenery along the western coast of Norway. Read more about driving from Bergen to Trondheim here.

Skyss - the local buses in Bergen and the region:

Skyss operates all the buses in Bergen and the region called Vestland. If you have a Bergen Card, you get free transport with all buses operated by Skyss. It also includes free travel on the Bergen Light Rail to the airport.

You can also travel by bus between Stavanger and Bergen with Kystbussen . The bus trip takes about 5 hours and includes two ferries. It is a scenic road and a reasonable way of travelling between the two cities. (This is not operated by Skyss).

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4 hour fjord cruise to Mostraumen

Half day fjord cruise from Bergen to the scenic Osterfjord and Mostraumen Channel.

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60 minutes Fjord safari with RIB-boat on the Hardangerfjord from Øystese

Join us on a 60 minutes fjord safari with a RIB boat from Øystese, beautifully located by the Hardangerfjord! A fast-paced tour in a RIB-boat along steep mountain sides and roadless hamlets 1.5 hours from Bergen.

60 minutes Fjord safari with RIB-boat on the Hardangerfjord from Rosendal

Experience a 60-minute adrenaline-filled RIB tour around the island in the Kvinnheradsfjord, a section of the Hardangerfjord.

75 minutes Fjord safari with RIB-boat on the Hardangerfjord from Norheimsund

Join us on a 75 minutes fjord safari with a RIB boat from Norheimsund, the gateway to the Hardangerfjord! A fast-paced tour in a RIB-boat along steep mountain sides and roadless hamlets 1.5 hours from Bergen.

90 minutes Viking Ship Experience in Bergen Harbor

A truly interactive and authentic experience along Bergen’s iconic waterfront. Take part in sailing Viking-style in this unique cruise from the heart of Bergen.

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Basic Fjord Tour from Bergen

A trip through some of the most breathtaking landscape in Norway. Includes Bergen Railway, Flåm Railway and a fjord safari with guide.

Basic fjord tour from Voss

Beffen passenger ferry

Beffen is a charming passenger ferry that takes you across the harbor from Bryggen to Nykirkekaien in 10 minutes. On board you get a beautiful view of Bergen.

Bergen - Flåm

The Sognefjord area is said to be one of the most beautiful travel destinations in the world. It is the longest fjord in Norway and by many described as “The King of Fjords”

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Bergen Heritage Tour

A tour onboard the veteran ship "Stord I", veteran steam train the "Old Vossebane" and veteran buses.

Bergen Historic Sightseeing Cruise

See Bergen's historical sights on this 60-minute guided sightseeing cruise in the city's inner and outer harbor. The cruise includes great views of Bryggen.

Boat cruise Bergen - Rosendal (round-trip) on The Hardangerfjord Express

Visit beautiful Rosendal on a day trip from Bergen. The tour is available all year. See the village, the rose garden at the Barony or go hiking.

Boat cruise from Bergen to Bekkjarvik - including dinner served by a Bocuse d’Or winning chef

Join us for an unforgettable boat trip and dining experience at Bekkjarvik Lodge House, where Bocuse d’Or 2015 winner Ørjan Johannesen runs his family restaurant.

Boat to Lysøen Island (Ole Bull's Villa)

Ole Bull's villa on Lysøen is currently closed due to renovations. It is possible to take a boat out to the island during the summer. The island has a beautiful recreation area.

City Sauna & Cruise

Welcome to City Sauna: Where relaxation meets adventure! Set sail on a Sauna Cruise, and reacharge your batteries while soaking up the stunning views of the city.

Crab fisherman for a day - Øygarden Opplevelser

Become a Fisherman for the day and embark on a thrilling adventure inspired by the famous series, Deadliest Catch.

Discover Bergen by boat – a great way to see the historical sights

Hop aboard the historic ferries Beffen and MF Vågen with stops at the Bergen Aquarium, the Norwegian Fisheries Museum and Old Bergen Museum.

Exclusive Coast & Celebrity Cruise

Join us for a delightful 3-hour boat trip that takes you through the beautiful coastal landscapes in and around Bergen. Suitable for groups of 2-8 people.

Exclusive fjord cruise to Mostraumen

This tour is suitable if you would like an exclusive tour for you and your small group. Enjoy beautiful nature with narrow fjords, high mountains and peace & quiet.

Experience Bergen from the fjord

A two hour guided sightseeing and fjord cruise with our comfortable sailing boat “First Player”, giving you an opportunity to view and experience Bergen from the sea. 

Fishing and outdoor cooking outside Bergen

Join us on a thrilling fishing adventure along the shoreline outside Bergen. Discover the wonders of sea life and nature, while learning how to fish and cook like a pro.

Fjord cruise & guided mountain hike to "Slottet"

Combine a fjord cruise through beautiful landscapes with narrow fjords and steep mountainsides with a guided mountain hike to "Slottet".

Fjord cruise Bergen - Alverstraumen

Experience the spectacular fjord landscape in Nordhordland on this fjord cruise from Bergen to the narrow strait Alverstraumen.

Fjord cruise to Sognefjord, Fjærland and Bøyabreen Glacier

Experience the majestic Sognefjord, the idyllic Fjærlandsfjord and Bøyabreen Glacier on a full day tour by boat from Bergen.

Fjord Line cruise between Bergen and Stavanger

Beautiful mountains and deep fjords make an unbeatable Norwegian combination. Travel with Fjord Line between Bergen and Stavanger! Book your ticket here.

Fjordcruise Bergen – Mostraumen

Experience fjords and mountains on a 3-3,5 hour cruise to Osterfjord and the picturesque Mostraumen where boats are just able to pass through!

Fjordcruise on the Hardangerfjord

Experience a journey through a landscape of majestic mountains, roaring waterfalls and idyllic orchards, on the beautiful Queen of fjords, the Hardangerfjord.

Fjordcruise on the Hardangerfjord including tour to Vøringsfossen (Vøring waterfall)

Experience a journey through a landscape of majestic mountains, roaring waterfalls and idyllic orchards, on your way to the beautiful Queen of fjords

Flåm - Bergen

Flåm by Bus and Sognefjord Cruise

Get captivated by magnificent views and experiences on this full day trip to Flåm located in the heart of the fjord region.

Full Pack Fjord Tour from Bergen

Explore some of the most breathtaking landscape in Fjord Norway. Train Bergen - Myrdal, mountain biking, fjord safari on the Nærøyfjord, and river rafting.

Full Pack Fjord Tour from Voss

Explore some of the most breathtaking landscape in Fjord Norway. Train Voss - Myrdal, mountain biking, fjord safari on the Nærøyfjord, and river rafting.

Guided Cidery Tour to Balestrand by the Sognefjord

Combine lunch and cider tasting with attractions like Hopperstad Stave Church, Storesvingen Viewpoint, Tvindefossen waterfall and fjord cruise crossing the Sognefjord.

Guided Fjord & Glacier Tour from Bergen

Enjoy a beautiful cruise on the Fjærlandsfjord, see the Jostedalsbreen Glacier, the viewpoint Storesvingen, the Stave church of Vik and Tvindefossen Waterfall on this guided tour from Bergen.

Guided Fjord & Glacier Tour from Voss

Enjoy a beautiful cruise on the Fjærlandsfjord, see the Jostedalsbreen Glacier, the viewpoint Storesvingen, the Stave church of Vik and Tvindefossen Waterfall on this guided tour from Voss.

Guided full day tour from Bergen - including Nærøyfjord Cruise & Flåm Railway

Explore the best of Norway's natural beauty on this guided discovery tour to the Nærøyfjord and Flåm Railway.

Guided glacier hiking Folgefonna

Round trip from Bergen to Folgefonna Ski Centre including 5-hour guided tour on the glacier Folgefonna.

Guided tour and fjord cruise to Nærøyfjorden, Flåm and Stegastein viewpoint

Enjoy a beautiful cruise on the UNESCO World Heritage Site Nærøyfjord and the spectacular viewpoint Stegastein on this round trip from Bergen.

Hardangerfjord Cruise and Waterfall Tour

Day trip from Bergen to Hardangerfjord. Bus from Bergen to Norheimsund, fjord cruise on a RIB boat and a walk to the beautiful Steinsdalsfossen waterfall.

Island hopping from Bergen

Join the local post boat to the westernmost islands in Norway. With several thousand islands, islets and rocks is a lovely adventure journey!

Magical half-day tour to Skjerjehamn

Beautiful four hour round trip from Bergen. Cross the mystical maelstroms on the sailing to Skjerjehamn harbour.

Norway in a nutshell®

Norway's most popular fjord tour is Norway in a Nutshell! Experience the world famous Flåm Railway and a fjord cruise on the Nærøyfjord. Book online!

Private fjord cruise to Modalen with waterfalls and stop in Mo village

Private fjord cruise from Bergen to Mostraumen. Experience fjords, waterfalls and mountains. Time for Lunch and excursion in the charming village Modalen.

Private yacht cruise in the Bergen area

Private yacht cruise. Experience Bergen from the sea in a luxurious manner.

Seafood experience with a boat trip and dinner at Cornelius Seafood Restaurant

A beautiful boat trip and a unique seafood experience at Cornelius Seafood Restaurant on Holmen island just outside Bergen.

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Bergen to oslo railway route.

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Bergen to Oslo Train Details

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• Wide seats with more legroom
• Coffee, and tea service
• Complimentary newspapers
• Wi-Fi & power sockets
• Food & drink available at the restaurant car
• Comfortable seating with fixed or folding tables
• Luggage racks & overhead shelves
• Youngsters (up to 25 years old) are eligible for 15% discount
• Infants (up to 1 year old) travel for free without seats. You can reserve a seat using the youngsters discount.

FAQ: What to Know About Bergen - Oslo Train

How much is a train from Bergen to Oslo?

The price of the train tickets ranges, depending on a preferred travel class, how far in advance you book your tickets, and others. Regularly, a one-way economy class ticket cost starts from 97 USD. You can find the current departure schedule, price and book your tickets online on Rail Ninja .

What is the best way to travel from Bergen to Oslo?

The fastest and the most convenient way to travel from Bergen to Oslo is by taking a direct high-speed train. A train journey takes about 6 hours 30 minutes.

Is a train ride from Bergen to Oslo scenic?

A train journey from Bergen to Oslo and reverse is considered one of Europe's most scenic train journeys. A train passes through charming villages, large fjords, blue lakes, rivers, and waterfalls.

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Alan Walker announces Asia tour with a stop in Malaysia this June 2024

Electronic music fans in Malaysia are set for an unforgettable experience as the internationally acclaimed DJ and music producer, Alan Walker, announces his return to the country for his much-anticipated ‘Walkerworld Tour’.

The 26-year-old prodigy hailing from Bergen, Norway, is renowned for his mesmerising beats and captivating tracks that have taken the global music scene by storm. His digital presence is truly impressive, boasting a following of over 125 million people across various social media platforms, a staggering 1 billion monthly streams on YouTube, and a jaw-dropping 80 billion streams overall. These figures bear testament to his immense popularity and the significant impact he’s made within the music industry.

Walker’s journey to stardom began in late 2015 with his debut single Faded , which resonated with audiences worldwide. The track amassed over 1.3 billion streams on Spotify and a phenomenal 2.9 billion views on YouTube, making it a colossal hit. His success with Faded also earned him a nomination for Song of the Year at the prestigious BRIT Awards, as well as a win in the same category at the Norwegian Grammys—and this was just the beginning of his successful career.

In 2018, Walker released his debut album ‘Different World’, which included a variety of successful singles like Alone and Darkside . The album also showcased his collaborations with several high-profile artists such as Ava Max, Noah Cyrus, Sia, Bruno Mars, and Coldplay , further solidifying his place in the music industry.

Over the years, he has demonstrated his ability to captivate audiences by consistently selling out arena tours across three different continents. This year, he plans to elevate his music to new heights with his concept ‘Walkerworld’, which promises an array of new music and visuals. Malaysian fans are in for a treat as they will have the opportunity to experience this magic live in June.

Alan Walker’s Walkerworld Tour 2024 in Malaysia: Venue and ticket pricing

Alan Walker, globally recognised for his 2015 blockbuster track Faded , is gearing up to deliver an electrifying performance at Sunway Lagoon’s Surf Beach on 22 June 2024, at 8 PM.

Tickets for the ‘Walkerworld Tour’ 2024 have already been released, providing fans with the opportunity to witness a night filled with high-energy music and mesmerising performances by the legendary DJ. This promises to be an unforgettable musical experience that fans won’t want to miss.

Ticket prices for the Walkerworld Tour 2024 concert in Malaysia are as follows:

Cat 1, free standing: RM298

Cat 2, free standing: RM198

Tickets are now available for purchase, get them here

This concert guarantees to be a sensory spectacle, with Walker’s globally acclaimed hits and his charismatic stage presence generating a thrilling atmosphere. As Sunway Lagoon transforms into a musical paradise for the evening, attendees can immerse themselves in the entrancing rhythm of his music. This unique experience can be shared with fellow fans in the vibrant and energetic environment of Malaysia.

This is a golden opportunity to witness a world-class performance. Be part of this historic event and create memories that will be etched in your heart forever. Don’t let this chance slip away – secure your tickets now and gear up for a magical night of music with the extraordinary Alan Walker.

(Hero and feature images credit: Instagram/ @alanwalkermusic )

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Born and raised in the beautiful city of Kuala Lumpur, Melissa loves writing all things fashion, beauty and dining-related. She has written for BURO 24/7 and Augustman, and when she's not busy chasing deadlines, you can find her tucked in a blanket rereading her favourite series of fantasy novels, Harry Potter.

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