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I was in Bergen with a friend in May. Public transport is very well developed (you can even take the tram from the airport to the city centre) and the ticket prices are reasonable. Like other cities in Norway, Bergen is characterised by a strong architectural contrast between brutalism and wooden houses, which I really liked. Overall, the city offers a good combination of urbanity and nature, which can be reached in just a few minutes. But the weather should play along, then the trip will be even more fun.
A trip up the local mountain is not to be missed in good weather, even if the ticket price is a little high. You can even meet goats at the top! A free walking tour through the city centre is also great fun and easy on the wallet. You can discover many hidden places that you might not come across on your own
Try Norwegian cheese. It is brown and tastes sweet and is really very unusual
I would recommend this destination to anyone who wants to experience the city AND nature
Charming old town
Well-developed public transport
High price level
Fans of city breaks
When I travelled to Bergen, what struck me most were the beautiful landscapes that you could see from the top of the mountain. There were several hiking trails and plenty of nature to see in addition to the historic city centre. It was easy to get around by bus and train. The restaurants in the city had a large selection of fish dishes that tasted good. On my next trip, however, I would go to Bergen at a different time of year, as it is usually very cold in autumn or winter.
In Bergen, you can start by exploring the old town centre. Afterwards, you can hike up a nearby mountain and enjoy the view of the city and the water from above. You can also explore the surroundings of Bergen by boat.
You can take a railway or cable car up a mountain and enjoy the view of the city from the top. At the top, you can also continue hiking through the beautiful countryside.
In addition to the beautiful old town centre, Bergen is also surrounded by beautiful nature, which is particularly suitable for hiking.
Beautiful old town
Beautiful nature and good for hiking
Quite cold temperatures, especially in autumn/winter
Rather expensive products
Nature lovers
We travelled to this destination in an electric car. My favourite part was the view from the mountain over the fjords and the harbour. I also really liked the old town centre. You could eat very well everywhere there. An electric car is also a great way to get around Bergen.
The drive up the mountain. A wonderful view. The old town and a visit to the club
The old town to the harbour and definitely go to a bar or club
Beautiful nature through the fjords
The beautiful nature
Modern city
Expensive prices for food
Fans of city breaks
Its residents are proud of their multifaceted city and its history and love it when tourists visit to come and experience the magic and will happily direct visitors to their favourite local attraction. So when you book a holiday home in Bergen you can be assured you’ll be welcomed with open arms. Lying on the edge of a mountain range and overlooking a stunning lake, you will also be staying in one of the most picturesque sites in Norway.
When you rent a holiday home in Bergen, you will notice that the city has a fresh and youthful mood to the city’s vibe due to the number of students it hosts and they are well integrated into the community. Not only are there an abundance of museums, art galleries and cultural events but its easily accessible sea and mountains means you are spoilt for choice in this vibrant city. As one of the main points of the Hanseatic League, Bergen used to be at the centre of prosperous trade between Norway and the rest of Europe. Bryggen is the most obvious remnant from this time, and is today home to many of the city’s restaurants, pubs, craft shops and historical museums. There are seven mountains surrounding the city centre, but it is not recommended to try and climb them all in one trip! There is also the famous Bergen International Festival, which is held there every year. You can also visit the surrounding region of Fjell or Askøy island when you book a holiday home in Bergen.
If you really want to experience the real Norway whilst on holiday in Bergen, there is the ‘Norway in a nutshell’ tour, which will as the title indicates, give you a taste of the real Norway in a couple of hours. This tour accompanied by the Florbanan Funicular train up the side of the mountain is the perfect way to experience the landscape of Bergen. If you are interested in history, then you are able to visit the home of composer Edvard Grieg. If you’d rather experience Bergen on the water rather than in the clouds, you can go on a guided kaya trip! There is also an aquarium, glacier tours, shopping and spas opportunities.
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The most popular accommodation types in Bergen City are apartment rental and house rentals. With 145 accommodations in Bergen City, the perfect holiday home is only one click away.
With Casamundo, you will find holiday rentals in Bergen City starting from as little as £33. On average, properties in Bergen City will have a size of 104 m² (House rentals) and 59 m² (Apartment rental).
We have the perfect options for you and your furry companions. Apartment rental are the most pet-friendly type of accommodations in Bergen City and cost an average of £126 per night.
We can help you find accommodations in Bergen City for a group. On average, the apartment rental has space for 5 guests.