Fly to Bergen

The city of Bergen is full of charming wooden houses, narrow alleys, exciting shops, and good restaurants. Bergen has a lot to offer if you love the nightlife, from small, intimate coffee shops to a vibrant club scene.

Bergen as a city has a lot on offer. A relaxing city break with some of Norway's best seafoood, or aiming at climbing all of Bergen's seven mountains? You can have both!

The Fløibanen funicular brings you high above the city with excellent hiking opportunities. The view is amazing. If you do it the Norwegian way, you go for a hike in the woods at the top and use your feet to get back to the city. When you are nearing the city center, you will pass by some of the oldest parts of Bergen, with white, wooden houses, some of them over 200 years old.

Ulriken is another famous mountain that attract many visitors. The cable car was recently rebuilt, with a capacity of 50 per car.

The Bergen International Festival is Norway's largest music festival. It is hosted yearly by Bergen city, at the end of May/early June. The festival attracts world famous artist and conductors from all over the world, mainly within classical music. In recent years the musical scene has broadened, with contemporary music and arts.

Many of the events take place in Grieghallen - Bergen's concert hall named after Norway's most famous composer Edvard Grieg. There are also concerts arranged at Grieg's residence, now a museum, called "Troldhaugen".

If you are looking for something truly Norwegian, a boat trip in the nearby Hardangerfjord accompanied by music of Grieg is all you need.

Treat yourself to a fjord cruise while you are in Bergen! From the capital of western Norway, you have access to the very best of the Norwegian fjords.

The fjords are on the UNESCO World Heritage List and are the biggest tourist attraction in all of Scandinavia! Both the Hardangerfjord and the Sognefjord can be reached from Bergen.

We can highly recommend a boat trip from Bergen to Flåm, Flåmsbana to Myrdal and Bergensbanen back to Bergen or Oslo.

Voss is a small village that you can reach by train from Bergen in 1 hour and 15 minutes. In the winter, Voss is a haven for skiers, with fantastic ski slopes. In the summer the Extreme sport week is arranged yearly. This event attracts extreme sport athletes from a number of countries.

Although Voss and sport are very closely connected, the village also feature more attractions. Among those is Park Hotel Vossevangen. In 2020 the hotel was awarded "World's best wine menu" by the magazine World of wine. For three consecutive years, the hotel has been awarded Norway's best wine menu.