Bergen Citymap 2026

Historic Hanseatic wharf from the 14th century. Bergen's most iconic landmark – a row of colourful wooden buildings along the harbour.

Ride up to Mount Fløyen (320m) for breathtaking panoramic views over Bergen and the fjords. Over 1 million passengers per year.

One of the oldest and best preserved fortresses in Norway. Dating back to the 1240s, it played a key role in defending Bergen harbour.

Lively outdoor fish and seafood market at the harbour. Open daily in summer. A must-visit Bergen experience right at the waterfront.

Four interconnected art museums with world-class collections of art, craft and design. Norway's largest collection of works by Edvard Munch.

The oldest building in Bergen – a beautiful Romanesque church from around 1130. Bergen's best preserved medieval monument.

Breathtaking views over Bergen and the fjords at 320m altitude. Hiking trails through lush forest. Reached by Fløibanen funicular (marker B).

55 historic wooden houses depicting everyday life in Bergen from 1700 to 1900. Located in Sandviken, north of the city centre.

Main cruise ship terminal and your starting point for exploring Bergen. Walking distance to Bryggen, the Fish Market and Fløibanen.

Bergen's beautiful inner harbour surrounded by restaurants, cafés and historic buildings. The heart of city life in Bergen.

16th-century tower within Bergenhus Fortress. Excellent views from the top across the harbour and city. A key part of Norwegian history.

The main concert venue and home of the Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra (founded 1765). Hosts the Bergen International Festival every May.