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Well worth seeing from different perspectives.

From the summit of Mount Fløyen, one of the most beautiful panoramic views of Bergen opens up. High above the city's rooftops, the view sweeps over the lively harbor, the surrounding fjords, and the rolling mountains that frame Bergen. The vantage point is easily accessible by the Fløibanen cable car or via scenic hiking trails. Whether at sunrise, during the day, or at dusk, the view from Mount Fløyen is an absolute highlight and a must-see for any visit to Bergen.

Easily accessible by funicular, the mountain offers a fantastic view of Bergen

The water facing front is the part found on most photos, but not the most intersting as there are just some very tourist oriented stores. If you get into the small alleys it feels like entering a different world for two reasons. First it is completely packed with tourists, especially if a cruiseship is in the harbour. Second you are in a quarter of old wooden trade houses with a real charming atmosphere. A lot of effort is made to preserve the buildings and some are undergoing fundamental renovation at the moment. The ateliers are less exciting than one would expect as again the assortment is fully tourist oriented (with very few exceptions) and despite giving the impression of being handmade locally is quite standard.

Great view over the city, especially in the evening against the sunset. Easily reached by a hike, but be prepared to be here with lots of people travelling up/down by train.

The nice thing about Bergen is that you don't necessarily have to visit a museum or a gallery to see great art. Throughout Norway's 2nd city, you can admire collections of graffiti art courtesy of world-class street artists from far and wide. Skostredet is perhaps Bergen's most charming shopping street, and it is also an ideal starting point to go on a street art hunt yourself.

Bryggen is probably the most famous attraction in Bergen. The Hanseatic houses were built directly on the harbor basin for loading and unloading ships and thus form a quay, the Brygge. Built close together, the tall and narrow buildings are now used for other purposes, for example as 🛍 boutiques, antique and souvenir shops and 🍽🍷 restaurants.

Wooden houses worth seeing in the city.