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The 8 Best Things to do Adventurous in Bergen, Western Norway
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.
Restaurants in Bergen
1. Pegasus Helicopter
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5.0 based on 114 reviews
Norway MUST be seen from the skies. See beautiful Bergen and its surrounding areas from a birds eye view. Located a 15 minute walk from the harbor. We do everything from local flights, to longer custom built flights. Our most popular tours are 45, 60 and 90 minutes sightseeing tours. This gives us the possibility to show you what Norway and Bergen have to offer. Send us an email to book your trip now.
2. Bergen Segway
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5.0 based on 1,023 reviews
The Original & Authorized Segway Tour Operator in the heart of Bergen. Take benefit from our long experience in doing segway tours. You will be in excellent hands, and we focus on safety with indoor training before we go into the streets and have an amazing route. You will be able to see the older parts of Bergen with it's narrow streets and old wooden buildings, as well as the magnificent view to downtown driving alongside Mount Floyen.
3. Norway Mountain Guides
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5.0 based on 100 reviews
Norway Mountain Guides: Your guide for hiking and skiing. Our speciality is scenic hikes in and near the town of Bergen, hiking with fjord views in a daytrip from Bergen. We offer light, medium and difficult hikes without climbing. Ski touring, cross country skiing, trekking, sail and ski, ski instruction. Contact us year round for a tailored trip of your preference www.norwaymountainguides.com
4. Mount Ulriken and the cable car
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4.5 based on 1,516 reviews
Ulriken Cable Car is currently closed due to construction work in relation to building a brand new cable car, cable car stations and restaurant at the mountain top. We welcome all guest back on the cable car for summer 2021. The trails and sherpa stairs to the top are always open.
Reviewed By jobenn9936 - Murrells Inlet, United States
This is a great way to see a great view of the City of Bergen and the surrounding coastal mountain and fjord region. You can get tickets at the Tourist Information Center near the fish market; they include a bus trip up to the cable car and back, so you also get a good close up look at the city.The views at the top are very nice. There is a cafe up there so you can grab a light bite and cocktail and enjoy the view. There are also opportunities to hike into the mountains from easy children's hike to challenging trek, if you are so inclined. If visiting Bergen, this is a must see stop.
5. Vidden Trail between Mt. Floyen and Mt. Ulriken
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4.5 based on 381 reviews
Reviewed By sa7tn - Epsom, United Kingdom
We started our hike from Mt. Ulriken by taking cart up the mountain. A night before it snowed a lot. Lots of fresh snow covered the trail. Which was great! We were the first people following the trail which is easy to navigate as every few hundred meters you have a pole showing you the way! It took us considerable time to cover 13km in knee deep (sometimes waist deep) new snow. But it was a great sunny day, quite amazing day. Later in a day and closer to Mt. Floyen we met a lot of people skiing. Amazing hike. But do consider the following, if you have Bergen card it is 20% off the cart at Mt. Ulriken. You cannot get free ticket down Mt. Floyen with a card as the only way they can be issued is downstairs at the office. This one is strange one, how come owning a bergen card you only can get free or discounted ticket at the bottom of the mountain is beyond me. The hike is hard as you do alot of up and downs. Some basic fitness needed. Highly recommend it! Also, you can find a trail to follow on different apps like alltrails dot com and so on, if you are worried to get lost.
6. Norway Active
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4.5 based on 74 reviews
Reviewed By lucaskY6212KR - Copenhagen, Denmark
Purchased the full package consisting of Mountain Biking, Fjord Safari and White Water Rafting. Amazing experience. Can’t recommend this enough! Also a shout out to Knut who was extremely helpful with replying on text if any questions. Had a stellar experience!
7. Stoltzekleiven
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4.5 based on 497 reviews
Reviewed By debbies401 - Milton, Canada
We took the funicular up to the top of Mt Floyen and then walked down on the Stoltzekleiven. It was not a difficult walk and signage ensured that everyone arrived at their destination. Views were beautiful so ensure that you take a camera with you.We walked down the route in the evening so had the benefit of seeing the sunset. The paths were paved and the stairs were very safe. We ran into the herd of goats that live on the Mt Floyen during our descent and did not encounter any mosquitoes which surprised us. It was the highlight of our last night in Bergen! This is a "must do" activity when visiting Bergen!
8. Escape Bryggen
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4.5 based on 435 reviews
Escape Bryggen offers a number of exciting indoor and outdoor adventure and escape room games. Located at Bryggen in Bergen, it is the only escape room within an UNESCO World Heritage site. The goal is simple - solve the challenge within 60 minutes using only your mind, logic, creativity, and teamwork. Tease your brain, follow the clues, find the puzzles, and solve the mysteries!
Reviewed By martine1995 - Sola Municipality, Norway
Because of Covid-19, the regular escape rooms were all closed. But they had a concept called Cityhunt, which is crime solving around Bergen city center. There were 6 crime scenes with several tasks to solve at each location. Answers was entered on each of our phones, but we also got a folder containing all the tasks, and a pen. We had two hours to finish the crime solving, which we made by 10 minutes to spare. The game was challenging, but possible to solve. The tasks were varied and a lot of fun! Easy to book, and good information was given. Can be played by 3-100 people in groups of 4-6 people. Would definitely recommend this for both people from Bergen and others!
