Bergen by Billy

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Fløibanen & Fløyen — Bergen’s Classic Viewpoint Adventure If there’s one experience that defines a visit to Bergen, it’s riding Fløibanen — the iconic funicular that climbs from the city centre up to Fløyen (320 m above sea level) in just ~6–8 minutes. The ride itself is part of the charm, with the hillside sliding past and glimpses of Vågen harbour and colourful Bryggen buildings as you ascend.

Exploring Bergen: The Top 4 Must-See Sights in Norway’s Coastal Gem

Here’s a short 7-day weather blog for Bergen with temperatures in °C and °F plus outfit tips for each day — perfect for locals and visitors alike!

Bergen, Norway — known as the gateway to the fjords and affectionately nicknamed “the rainy city” — is gearing up for a mixed bag of weather as we head toward Christmas. If you’re planning a visit, pack layers, waterproof gear, and that adventurous spirit Bergen residents are known for!

A typical touristy daily cost breakdown in Bergen Norway.We rose early to the smell of coffee and smoked salmon at our hotel by Bryggen (room + breakfast ≈ 1 725 NOK). After a leisurely breakfast we wandered the UNESCO wooden wharves, popped into Bryggens Museum (170 NOK each) and rode the Fløibanen up to Mount Fløyen (return ticket ~140 NOK each) — the view over Bergen is worth every krona. Lunch at Tre Kroneren Hot dog Stall (about 180 NOK each) kept things local, and an

A Festive Weekend Ahead: The Bergen Julemarked Opens at Festplassen The holiday season is officially kicking off in Bergen! The beloved Bergen Julemarked opens this weekend and invites you to dive into a vibrant world of twinkling lights, warm drinks, and lots of festive cheer.

Christmas and New Years Restaurant opening hours.Here’s a handy guide for visiting Bergen, Norway, over the Christmas & New Year period (late December 2025) — summarising shop and restaurant opening-hours, plus some insider tips to help you plan. Always double-check with individual restaurants, cafés and shops closer to your visit, as many will adjust hours or require bookings.

Are you planning a visit to Bergen in November? Get ready for one of the city’s brightest and most festive pre-Christmas events: the Festival of Lights (Lysfesten) on Saturday, 15 November 2025.

Northern Lights in Bergen When and How to See Nature’s Dazzling Light Show Bergen, often called the Gateway to the Fjords, is a city surrounded by mountains and sea — a breathtaking backdrop for any traveller. While it’s not as far north as Tromsø or Alta, many visitors wonder: Can you see the Northern Lights in Bergen? The answer is yes — occasionally. Let’s take a closer look at how often, when, and where you might catch this magical natural display.

Getting To & From Bergen Airport – Your Transport Guide Visiting Bergen? Nice! Here are the best options for travelling between the airport and the city — including cost, time and helpful tips.

Ah, Bergen — Norway’s rain-soaked gem where umbrellas go to die and the clouds have permanent residency! As autumn tiptoes out and winter starts unpacking its frosty suitcase, the city transforms in the most magical (and mildly damp) way possible.

What to Expect When You Visit When you step into Bergen’s Christmas market, here are a few things you shouldn’t miss:

Our stay at Stormhyttene Cabin South was nothing short of magical. Tucked right by the shoreline, the cabin offered a unique blend of raw nature and cozy comfort. On the night we stayed, a storm rolled in, and the wind whipped around the cabin. Instead of being unsettling, it only made the experience more special. Inside, the cabin was wonderfully warm and snug – the perfect contrast to the wild weather outside.

Bergen is gearing up once again for the city’s biggest Bavarian-inspired party — Oktoberfest 2025! If you’re in Bergen this October, here’s everything you need to know about the event.

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:

From Summer to Autumn: August in Bergen August in Bergen is that in-between month when summer slowly hands the stage over to autumn. You’ll still get long daylight hours — around 16 hours at the start of the month, dropping to about 14 hours by the end. That means plenty of time to explore the city, fjords, and mountains before the evenings draw in.

Exploring the Unique Culinary Offerings at Bergen Fish Market from Whale Burgers to Reindeer Hotdogs

Alcohol prices in Bergen Norway

Tourist Traps to Skip vs. What Locals Do in Bergen, Norway