Bergen by Billy

May 1st is a red day in the city, meaning many businesses and public services close to observe the holiday. If you are planning to spend this day exploring or running errands, it helps to know what will be open and what will be closed. This guide covers key spots like the fish market, Fløyen top, shops on Bryggen, and local cafes, so you can plan your day without surprises.

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Bergen is expensive compared with the UK, but if you budget sensibly you can enjoy a full day in the city without spending a fortune. For two people, expect to spend around NOK 1,300–1,800 (£95–130) depending on where you eat.