10 Traveler Resources in Hordaland That You Shouldn't Miss

December 8, 2021 Nobuko Falco

Lying at the heart of Norway’s Western Fjord area, Hordaland is home to culturally rich Bergen, the country’s second largest city. Hardangerfjord, Norway’s second-longest fjord (and the third-longest in the world), is here too, and cruising along its scenic 110 miles is a top area activity. Leirvik, the second-biggest town in Hordaland, has the interesting open-air Sunnhordland Folk Museum. Set atop one of the country’s biggest glaciers, Folgefonna National Park has a popular summer ski center.
Restaurants in Hordaland

1. Tourist Information in Knarvik

Knarvik Senter, Postboks 108, Knarvik 5903 Norway +47 566351601 [email protected]
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Tourist Information in Knarvik

Welcome to Nordhordland - a coastal jewel between Bergen and the Sognefjord. *FISHING *OUTDOOR PURSUITS *CULTURE Just a short bridge-length away from Bergen, is the gateway to Nordhordland - the Nordhordland bridge - the longest pontoon bridge in the world without lateral anchorage. The Nordhordland area consists of a historical coastal, fjord and mountain landscape in which coastal culture and coast-related experiences play a central part. The inner shipping fairway from Bergen to Nordhordland and further north passes through the region, and taking one of the daily Fjord 1 express boats from Bergen to Lygra and/or Vardetangen in Nordhordland is a great way of starting a lovely day trip to the area. Return by express boat in the afternoon. Fedje and Hellisoy Lighthouse - 1 of 15 destinations in the world worth visiting! Fishing, fishing trips, lighthouse safaris, accommodation in the old lighthouse keeper's house, traditional fishermen's style rorbu accommodation, the North Sea Trail. Vardetangen - the westernmost point on the Norwegian mainland. Walking map. The Heathland Centre - cultural landscape centre and winner of a UNESCO award dedicated to the preservation of the historical heathland landscape. Guided heathland walks, film and exhibition. Wild sheep broth in the restaurant. Courses, conferences and functions.Western Norway Emigration Center - historical emigration centre at Sletta, featuring buildings brought back from Norwegian America and rebuilt. The centre highlights emigration from Hordaland to the USA in the 19th century. Tjorehagen Rhododendron Garden - a peaceful oasis with hundreds of rhododendrons, exotic shrubs, idyllic paths, birdsong, ponds and a beautiful stone bridge.Trips lasting one day or several days - we take you through the heathlands with their many drystone walls on your way out to the coastal landscape and on through narrow sounds and channels, up fjords towards tall mountains. Welcome to Nordhordland - you will be many experiences richer.

2. Odda Turistinformation

Torget 2-4, Odda 5750 Norway +47 53 65 40 05 [email protected] http://www.hardangerfjord.com/en/Odda/About-the-region
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Odda Turistinformation

Reviewed By punyaveenapalai - Bangkok, Thailand

We loved the surroundings in this city. The mountain, lake and starting point for trolltunga trekking. We loved this city.

3. Jondal Tourist Office

Jondal 5627 Norway +47 951 17 792 [email protected]
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Jondal Tourist Office

4. Kunsthuset Kabuso

Hardangerfjordvegen 626, Oystese 5610 Norway +47 474 79 987 [email protected] http://www.kabuso.no
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Kunsthuset Kabuso

Temporary exhibitions and concerts throughout the year. James Turrell's light installation Hardanger Skyspace. Ingebrigt Vik Museum is a collection of works by one of Norway's finest sculptors. You may see films about Vik, writer Olav H. Hauge and composer Geirr Tveitt on request. Café with home made cakes, light lunch, coffe etc. Sculpture park, museum shop and children's corner. Lovely view of the Hardangerfjord and Folgefonna glacier.

5. The Folgefonn Centre

Skalafjaero 17, Rosendal 5470 Norway +47 53 48 42 80 [email protected] http://www.folgefonnsenteret.no
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The Folgefonn Centre

The Folgefonn centre opens in May 2017. Here you will find an exciting exhibition on the nature around Folgefonna glacier, the Hardangerfjord and how climate changes affect us here. Situated on the southern shore of the beautiful Hardangerfjord in Hordaland County, Folgefonna National Park boasts one of Norway's largest glaciers. In words and stunning images, our website tells you about the glacier and how ice sculpted the fjords and surrounding landscape. We'll show you great cultural attractions and scenic highlights, point out hiking trails that take you there, give details about guided glacier treks, kayaking beneath ice falls, and much more.

6. Ulvik Tourist-Information

Tyssevikvegen 9-11, Ulvik 5730 Norway +47 56 52 62 80 http://visitulvik.no/
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Ulvik Tourist-Information

7. Bergen Public Library

Stroemgaten 6, Bergen 5015 Norway +47 55 56 85 05 http://bergenbibliotek.no/flerspraklig/spraak/engelsk/
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Bergen Public Library

8. Grieghallen

Edvard Griegs Plass 1, Bergen 5015 Norway +47 55 21 61 00 [email protected] http://www.grieghallen.no/
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Grieghallen

Norways largest combined cultural- and congress venue. A meeting place for the best possible experience - with a personal touch. With its diversity, flexibility and the high quality of its facilities and technical capabilities, Grieghallen represents the top of the market in staging cultural activities, trade fairs, conferences, receptions and fine catering. Our aim is 100% satisfaction amongst our clients, no matter how large or small. Grieghallen is probably best known for its main stage, where audiences have had close contact with some of the greatest performers of our era over the past 40 years. But the entire Grieghallen complex offers so much more, with spaces suited to a wide variety of functions. We take pride in the high quality service delivered by our catering and technical partners. Grieghallen is centrally located, so the bus and train stations, the Fish Market, historic Bryggen, in fact all of downtown Bergen is within easy walking distance.

9. Voss Tourist Information

Skulegata 14, Vossevangen 5700 Norway +47 406 17 700 [email protected] https://www.visitnorway.com/listings/voss-tourist-information/3758/
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Voss Tourist Information

10. Bergen Tourist Information

Strandkaien 3, Bergen 5013 Norway +47 55 55 20 00 [email protected] http://www.visitbergen.com
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Bergen Tourist Information

The Tourist Information Centre in Bergen is the official visitor centre/tourist information in Bergen, Norway. Located right on the famous Fish Market in the city, we're open 364 days per year. We're happy to help you make your visit to Bergen and the surrounding area as good as possible. Welcome to Bergen!

Reviewed By nilesh_nagar - Indore, India

It’s right there in the heart of the city in front of the lake. I just needed to get my euros exchanged to NOK, went there at the guy on the counter was very helpful. He exchanged the currency in less than a minute and gave me coins on request. They even gave me good information about the city and tours. One can buy tickets from here of sea tours etc. it’s at the right location to serve the tourist in the best way possible.

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