Bergen by Billy

Top Bergen Hotels Reviewed: Honest Feedback from Real Guests When it comes to choosing the right hotel, there’s nothing more valuable than real experiences from real people. Over on my Facebook page, I asked you—my followers—to share your honest thoughts on places you’ve stayed in Bergen, and you delivered.

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.

Beer Prices in Bergen norway? Here’s a friendly and informative mini-blog about drink prices in Bergen—converted to NOK, USD, EUR, and GBP for easy comparison:

Backstube Near Bergen Fish Market: Affordable Bakery in the Heart of the City Where to Eat Cheaply Near Bergen Fish Market: My Backstube Review

Bergen Weather Forecast: Thursday Through Monday If you're heading to Bergen over the next few days, be prepared for classic West Coast Norway weather: mild temperatures, plenty of clouds, and a good chance of rain. The good news is that temperatures will stay comfortable, making it easy to enjoy the city, fjords, and surrounding mountains as long as you're dressed appropriately.

Discover the best accessible attractions in Bergen, Norway, including Fløibanen, Akvariet, museums, public transport and wheelchair-friendly facilities. Find companion card (ledsagerbevis) discounts, disabled access tips, accessible toilets and travel advice for visiting Bergen with mobility / disability needs.

Bergen Norway 7-Day Weather Forecast 🇳🇴🌦️ Planning your week in Bergen? Here’s your complete 7-day Bergen weather forecast with temperatures in both Celsius and Fahrenheit, daily conditions, and clothing recommendations to help you stay comfortable in Norway’s famously unpredictable weather.

The hospitality strike in Norway is continuing to affect Bergen, with hotels, restaurants, bars, and catering operations all seeing disruptions. The dispute centers on wages and sick-pay guarantees, and the strike has expanded several times since April.

Celebrating Norwegian National Day in Bergen: Parade Times, Viewing Spots, and Weather Forecast for May 17

Sitting on the Nordnes peninsula, Akvariet i Bergen is one of Bergen’s most well-known attractions—and for good reason. It’s compact, easy to navigate, and packed with a wide variety of animals, from penguins and sea lions to tropical fish, reptiles, and even Snakes. The layout makes it a very accessible experience, especially for families, and you can comfortably explore everything in about 1–3 hours.

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.

Bergen City Marathon This Saturday: Road Closures and Event Times

Vegan Food Guide to Bergen (2026)Bergen is not widely known as a vegan hotspot, but the city has a growing selection of cafés and casual restaurants offering solid plant-based options. Whether you are visiting for a few days or living locally, it is possible to eat well as a vegan without too much effort. Here is a practical guide to five reliable spots in central Bergen, including a snack stop, a full sit-down option, and three easy lunch choices.

Everything You Need to Know About the Fløibanen in Bergen: Opening Hours, Return Prices, and Ticket Tips Bergen, Visit Bergen, Fløyen, Fløibanen

10 Reasons Bergen, Norway Will Instantly Brighten Your Day.The first thing most people notice in Bergen is Bryggen. The famous row of colourful wooden buildings along the harbour creates one of the most cheerful and photogenic scenes in Norway. Walking through the narrow alleyways behind Bryggen feels like stepping into a postcard. There are small shops, cafés and little hidden corners everywhere.

Your Ultimate Guide to the Week Ahead in Bergen Norway: Weather, What to Wear and Fløibanen Tips

Essential Tips for Your Trip to Bergen: Weather, Costs, and Local Etiquette

Summer Tourist Season Starting and Fish Market Opening in Bergen.Summer in Bergen is a magical time. The days stretch longer, the air feels fresher, and the city buzzes with excitement. If you’re planning a visit, you’re in for a treat. The summer tourist season is kicking off, the famous fish market is opening its stalls, and cruise ships are beginning to dock. But with all this activity, it’s smart to know the best times to explore and avoid the busiest crowds.

The next 10 days weather bring a typical early-spring Bergen pattern: cool temperatures, frequent cloud cover, and several rainy spells. However, occasional sunshine and slightly milder temperatures toward the end of the forecast hint that spring is slowly approaching. Whether you’re exploring the harbor, hiking nearby mountains, or walking through the old town, a waterproof jacket and layered clothing will keep you comfortable in Bergen’s changing weather. Billy

Staying in the Cone on Mount Fløyen – My Unique Night Above Bergen.If you’re visiting Bergen and want something a little different from a hotel, I highly recommend staying in the Cone on Mount Fløyen, known locally as Konglen. I recently spent a night there and it turned out to be one of the most unusual and memorable places I’ve stayed.