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The colorful Norwegian city of Bergen is also a gateway to majestic fjords. Bryggen Hanseatic Wharf will give you a sense of the local culture – take some time to snap photos of the Hanseatic commercial buildings, which look like scenery from a movie set. Don’t breathe too deeply when you visit the outdoor fish market, a reminder of the city’s role in early fish trade. Ferry across a fjord to Lysøen, where the former villa of 19th-century composer Ole Bull will captivate you with fairytale charm.
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1. Galleri GEO & Ramme Service
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
Galleri GEO is an art gallery and space to showcase the work of established and unestablished artists in the ‘’street and contemporary art scene’’. We thrive to push ourselves in new creative directions to make sure the gallery always develop and produce new high quality and innovative exhibitions. We host both national and international artists with our simple goal - to produce the best shows possible where borderlines don’t matter. We're an art house and share location with Ramme Service who offer custom framing on all artworks.
2. Kunsthuset Wendelboe
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
Kunsthuset Wendelboe is a small art gallery located in the middle of the city center. It specializes in artists from the local area and the west cost of Norway, both contemporary and old. It houses a large collection of artworks in a wide price range.
3. KODE Art Museums of Bergen
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4.5 based on 745 reviews
KODE is one of Scandinavia's largest museums for art and music. It has a unique combination of art museums and composers' homes, of visual art, historical objects, concerts and parklands. KODE stewards almost 50,000 objects that can be experienced in four museum buildings in Bergen city centre, KODE 1-4, and in the homes of the composers Ole Bull, Harald Saeverud and Edvard Grieg. Welcome to KODE!
Reviewed By kay186370 - Reykjavik, Iceland
There were 4 galleries that were open, including KODE KUNSTALL (1 gallery out of the 5 was closed), and each had a different feel, from ecclectic and modern to landsacpes, Edvard Munch and Picasso - just wonderful. My advice is to use your Bergen Card when you buy a ticket, but when you consider how much you see this is truly great value for money, with or without the Bergen Card discount. The galleries are situated in the centre of town around the lake with serene and beautiful views. Even with the covid requirements and restrictions visiting the galleries was such a lovely and peaceful experience. The staff were so welcoming and helpful too. If you have ever wondered what to do on one of Bergen's wet days - go to the galleries! You need three hours to take your time in all of them, more if you want to stop in the café and still go at a leisurely pace.
4. Bergen Kunsthall
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3.5 based on 16 reviews
Alternating exhibitions of contemporary art. - a place for dicovery, experiences and surprises. The Bergen Contemporary Arts Gallery (founded in 1838) is beautifully located by the pond Lille Lungegardsvann, in the centre of downtown Bergen. The galley presents changing exhibitions of Norwegian and international contemporary art. The building, designed in 1936 by the architect Ole Landmark, has an exhibition area of 450m2 and a seperate sales gallery. The Festival Exhibition which annually runs from May-August, is the most important exhibition.
5. Stenersen Collection
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3.0 based on 1 reviews
