Bergen Tourist Guide

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The four “Must See and Do’s” when visiting Bergen Bergen Aquarium Bergen Museum - The Natural History Fløibanan Funicular Railway Troldhaugen - Edward Grieg’s Home

Municipality Facts 01

Population 244 620

Area 465 km²

Regional Center Bergen

County Hordaland

More Information 02

Internet www.bergen.kommune.no www.visitbergen.com

Newspapers Bergens Tidene www.bt.no Bergensavisen www.ba.no

Bergens Information Center Photo: Shutterstock Frescohallen Vågsallenningen 1, Bergen +47 55 55 20 00 Gateway To The Fjords

Notes 03 in Norway Welcome to Bergen, the old city with a young something new. The city is bursting with Emergency outlook. A city with its feet in the sea, its head vitality, and has much to offer! The seven Fire Service 110 in the skies and its heart in the right place - full big mountains and the fjords make Bergen a Police 112 of infectious enthusiasm, and happy to share unique city that gives a lasting impression on Ambulance 113 it with visitors. all those who come here. Police 02800 Bergen - a city of endless possibilities. Year after year, visitors from all over the Country Code +47 Bergen may not be a particularly large city by world have just one complaint when they are Area Code 55 European standards, but it nevertheless has leaving: that their stay was too short. plenty to offer those who want to experience

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Tourist Guide Bergen

See and Do City Bergen likes visitors, and Bergen is worth a visit. Fjord-Norway’s capital always has something to offer, regardless of the season. Bergen is an international city full of history and tradition, a great city with small town charm and atmosphere. Fjord Norway and Bergen offers you the perfect combination of nature, culture and interesting experiences. The people of Bergen are proud of the cities shipping, trade and cultural traditions.

Tradition, initiative and drive has made Bergen to one of Norway’s most powerful cultural cities. So, it is not just a coincidence that Norway’s largest cultural event, Bergen International Festival, is held here every year, or that the city was chosen to be one of the European Culture Cities in 2000. The old parts of the city is living history, the museum’s and galleries keep both art and ancient heritage alive. Bryggen (the old wharf), the fish market, the composer Edvard Grieg’s home in Troldhaugen, Rasmus Meyer’s art collection, the aquarium and Old Bergen are just a few of the many attractions that are well worth a visit.

History Bergens History

Bergen was founded in 1070 by King Olav Kyrre who reigned from (1066-93). The city was favorably located in relation to the ship Photo: Shutterstock and was long the country’s main business, shipping and industrial city. In addition, centuries. From the fourteenth century buildings were mostly built in stone and Bergen became a commercial and shipping and for several centuries, the Hanseatic could be repaired after the fire. Usual town of importance for Europe. A brief merchants dominated trade. The Hanseatic homes on the other hand, were mostly built period during the Middle Ages, Bergen was merchants established one of their four of wood and had to be rebuilt again from also the largest in the Nordic region. Bergen most important trading stations in Bergen, scratch. The Hanseatic merchants were is the only city in the entire Nordic region, the “German Office” on the Wharf. those most observant of tradition in relation which has followed the classical European to architecture. When the Wharf was rebuilt pattern of development. From the last half of the nineteenth century after the great fire of 1702 for example, only until the First World War, there was strong a few small changes were made. During the 1200s, there was an economic growth in trade and industry resulting in breakthrough in Lübeck. The city was the first an increase in population, from 17,000 It’s harbor front, Bryggen, was a scene of in the Baltic Sea region to become a center inhabitants in 1855 to 103,500 inhabitants thriving activity for “the Hansas” up to the for international trade. Lübeck also affected in 1920. It was not until the beginning of the 18th century. Bergen’s commerce still thrives, the situation in Bergen, which became the 1830s that the population of Oslo exceeded though nowadays much of it’s economic life natural geographical and economic center that of Bergen. is centered on the North Sea Oil Industry. for the Norwegian shipping empire. Trade We are a university city and have a major with the north, importing grain and exporting The city has fallen victim to fire throughout business and commerce college, as well as fish, experienced growth during the first its history. Churches and government many other colleges for further education.

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Just a stone’s throw away, is Vestkanten turtles and silk monkeys in our new tropical Special Shopping Center with 80 stores. section. The Bergen Card Lyderhornsvei 351, Loddefjord +47 55 50 77 77 In the cinema you can watch the spectacular Experience the culture city of Bergen in a [email protected] 3D film and the classic Ivo Caprino film practical and inexpensive way. With your www.vannkanten.no about the Bergen Aquarium, Bergen and Bergen Card, you can enjoy free bus travel the Norwegian coast. In summer, you can within the city limits, free admittance to most also see funny and musical performances. museums and attractions and discounts Family Activities If you get hungry, or just need a short rest, on a variety of cultural and sightseeing Bergen Aquarium you can visit the café or the restaurant. attractions and parking. For further details, please ask for the Bergen Card Handbook. At the Bergen Aquarium you will meet famous Welcome to the Bergen Aquarium local personalities like Snorre, Vitus and Nordnesbakken 4, Bergen Amalie. You can also experience the great +47 55 55 71 71 Swimming atmosphere created by the young and old [email protected] Vannkanten Water World citizens of Bergen who keep coming back to www.akvariet.no/engelsk/index.html say hello to the animals - and to meet each Here the whole family can enjoy the inside other. Since 1960, the aquarium has formed as well as the outside pools. There are a vibrant part of our local identity. plenty of adventurous experiences; either you choose one of our 8 pools, Water In more than 60 large and small aquariums Slides, Jacuzzis, or take pleasure in the you can watch in fascination all the weird good food and drinks while relaxing at the and wonderful things that go on beneath “beach-area” the surface up close. In addition to getting to know the cod, and all the other creatures In the area there is also bowling, Spa & that live along the Norwegian coast, you Health Center, training hall and restaurants. can meet animals like crocodiles, snakes, Photo: Shutterstock

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+47 55 58 29 49 [email protected] www.bm.uib.no Bergen’s Maritime Museum Bergen’s Maritime Museum is beautifully situated on Nygårdshøyden and presents the history of shipping, its development and importance to Bergen and Norway in the past and today. The exhibitions offer a vast collection of ship models - such as Viking ships, full rigged ship, rowboats and supertankers - paintings, marine archeological findings and various items related to seamanship and life on board. The museum also has a wonderful film archives where films shown on request, a library, photographic and ship register. Activities for children are available. Haakon Sheteligs plass 15, Bergen +47 55 54 96 00 [email protected] www.bsj.uib.no Bryggens Museum Photo: Shutterstock A cultural and historical museum based on findings made during the archaeological Fløibanan Funicular Railway excavations at Bryggen between 1955 Museum and 1972, showing the foundations of the Take the funicular railway to Mount Fløyen city’s oldest buildings from the 12th century and see all of Bergen in just 8 minutes. The Bergen Museum on their original site. You can also see funicular railway is one of Norway’s most - The Natural History European ceramics, rune inscriptions and famous attractions and the only one of its The Natural History Collections include temporary exhibitions. kind in Scandinavia. The trip starts from the botanical, geological and zoological Dreggsalmenning 3, Bergen city center, just 150 meters from the Fish exhibitions. Most of the zoological exhibits +47 55 58 80 10 Market and Bryggen. The exiting trip up to are old and well preserved and give visitors [email protected] the mountain is a magnificent experience in a feeling of being transported back in time to itself. the beginning of the last century.

From Mount Fløyen, approx. 320 meters The evolution of man provides a fascinating above sea level, you can enjoy the beautiful glimpse of the life of our ancestors. The view, study the cityscape in detail and the geological exhibitions present the main seaward approaches and fjords surrounding aspects of geology. The mineral collection Bergen. At the top, there is a fantastic featuring fine specimens from all over the area of beautiful natural surroundings with world as well as local ones, is particularly innumerable opportunities for walking and attractive. Important aspects of Norway hiking. At Fløyen there is also a restaurant, s dynamic oil industry are portrayed in a cafeteria, souvenir shop and play area. The special section of the collections. Fløibanen funicular runs daily from early morning until late evening. The funicular has The Green Evolution - is one of several easy access for strollers and wheelchairs. botanical exhibitions in the museum. Free admission with The Bergen Card. The Museum`s Botanical Garden Is Vetrlidsalmenning 21, Bergen particularly beautiful during spring and +47 55 33 68 00 summer time, while in the greenhouse you [email protected] can enjoy tropical plants all year round. www.floibanen.no Muséplass 3, Bergen Photo: Shutterstock

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market, trade with cereals from foreign ports, and shipyards constructing large modern ships.

The World Wall - with three panels showing man’s importance in the engine room on a boat, the cultivation and processing of the products of nature, and nature’s abundance. Vågsallmenningen 1, Bergen +47 55 55 20 00 [email protected] www.visitBergen.com/info The Rosenkrantz Tower The Rosenkrantz Tower was built in the 1560’s by the governor of Bergenhus Castle, Erik Rosenkrantz, and served as a combined residence and fortified tower for Bergen. Two structors have been built into the tower, one by Jørgen Hanssøn (1520) and one by King Magnus the Lawmender Photo: Shutterstock (1270). Bergenhus, Bergen Old Bergen Museum large fire in 1702 and rebuilt in Hanseatic +47 55 31 43 80 An open-air museum with more than 40 style which was commonly used between [email protected] distinctive wooden houses located along the years 1350 to 1764. Bryggen consists the squares, streets and alleys as they were of a maze of wooden buildings whose Troldhaugen placed on our ancestors’ time. The interior architectural style is unique and is therefore - Edward Grieg’s Home displays homes, shops and various crafts included on the UNESCO’s world heritage Troldhaugen was built in 1885 and is from 1700 - 1900’s. list (history and culture). beautifully situated at Nordåsvannet. Here Nyhavnsveien 4, Bergen Bredsgården, 3. etg, Bergen lived composer Edvard Grieg (1843-1907) +47 55 39 43 00 +47 55 55 20 80 for 22 years. The house is now a museum [email protected] [email protected] and the interior is Griegs’ from 1907. The cottage, where he composed, still stands The Western Norway Fresco Hall - Tourist Information as he left it in the garden and a rock by Emigration Center The old Bergen Exchange, containing the the sea is both Edvard and Nina Griegs The Western Norway Emigration Center Fresco Hall, was built in 1862 and extended gravestone. includes the emigrant church, Brampton i 1893. The murals on the walls in the Fresco Lutheran Church, brought over from North Hall were painted by Axel Revold (1887- Troldsalen, is a music hall which seats 200 Dakota in the USA and an emigration archive 1962) and have long been recognized as a people. It was inaugurated in 1985 and then for Hordaland and Sogn og Fjordane. A national treasure. They were painted during in 1995, the new Edvard Grieg Museum schoolhouse, pioneer’s house, town hall, the years of 1921-23 and are divided into opened with exhibitions, multimedia room, prison, doctor’s surgery and schoolteacher’s three themes: cafeteria and more. house from pioneer times have also been Troldhaugvegen 65, Paradis brought home and rebuilt. The North Country Wall - with three panels +47 55 92 29 92 Sletta representing fishing near Lofoten in North- [email protected] +47 56 37 20 00 Norway, how the fish is prepared and dried www.troldhaugen.com [email protected] on the frames and the southward trip to Bergen where the finished products were to SOURCES be sold. www.visitbergen.com Worth Seeing www.kommunernaskalender.com Bryggen in Bergen The Bergen Wall - includes four panels www.eurotourism.com showing the heavily loaded vessels arriving www.dagspress.se - Meeting Point Bryggen at the Bergen harbor, how the fish was Med reservation för eventuella ändringar Bryggen in Bergen, was built up after a shipped by larger vessels to the world

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