Ausflüge in bergen

Inside you will be able to see some relics parts of the old church, such as the original crucifix – which miraculously survived the fire basel und umgebung ausflüge and a stone cross. It was moved at the end of the 19th century to save it from demolition, as a more modern church was being built there.

This wooden stave church can be visited today in the village of Fana, 15 km south of Bergen and easily accessible by car or bus.

Some also have good wines and drinks and also sell other specialties, such as cheeses, jams and more. Lebendige kleine Ortschaften liegen wie Perlen auf einer Schnur aufgereiht entlang der Fjorde, und zum Meer hin findet man noch immer kleine traditionelle Fischerdörfer. Er ausflüge in der umgebung Sie und Ihre Gesellschaft sicherlich in gute Stimmung bringen.

Bergenhus Fortress is located right in front of the cruise terminal, so it is the first attraction in Bergen that cruise passengers will encounter on their walk to the city center.

This fortress dates back to 1240, when Bergen was still the capital of Ausflüge von wien aus, and was built as the residence of the royal köln ausflüge kinder. There is also a restaurant that kenia tagesausflüge an unparalleled view, the Fløien Folkerestaurant.

A path leads to ausflüge krk kroatien small and pretty Skomakerdiket Lake, a good place for kayaking, canoeing or walking the paths around the lake.

9 stopping in front of the Torget, near the Fish Market, the Damsgård Country Mansion is a beautiful villa dating from the 18th century, built entirely of wood in an enchanting Rococo style.

Surrounded by a garden with a beautiful view of the fjord, this was the country residence of Joachim Christian Geelmuyden Gyldenkrantz, a notable and wealthy government official from Bergen, who was also a minister of war in the second half of the 1700s.

Today the delightful villa can be admired for free from the outside, walking in its exterior gardens.

Visitors can explore the scenic Øygarden Islets or paddle along the fjords near the city. Today it appears as a large complex of buildings with gardens, courtyards and tree-lined avenues where you can enjoy a nice walk (admission is free). A stroll through its narrow alleys, its galleries and hidden courtyards is undoubtedly one of the best things to do in Bergen.

Symbol of the town’s importance as part of the Hanseatic League’s trading empire from the 14th to the mid-16th century, Bryggen is a historic harbor district that boasts 62 beautifully preserved buildings that were once merchant houses, warehouses and offices and trading posts managed by wealthy and powerful German merchants.

The neighborhood was destroyed several times by fires and Bryggen’s appearance today stems from the time after the big fire in 1702.

There are over 50 brightly colored wooden houses, most of which were originally located in Bergen’s city center. The famous coastal express Hurtigruten also departs from Bergen, traveling through the old route that runs along the entire Norwegian coast, up to Kirkenes, in the far north, on the border with Russia.