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The city is very pretty. The view from the top of the funicular was really pretty, and the walk down to the city centre was nice. It was great to see a large number of locals getting some exercise at the end of the day. We enjoyed three nice meals at restaurants when we visited. Indian, Ethiopian, and Italian cuisine.

From the hotel there is only some minutes walk into the city Senter where you have everything you need in one place, from restaurants, clubs, museums, parks, beautiful old churches, o lot of different food, we also have a fish marked for those ho really want to taste the Norwegian fish straight from the sea here. You can also go to Fløyen or Ulrikken where you can choose to walk up to the top or take Fløybanen / Ulrikks banen up, from there you can see all Bergen in one picture 🥰🌸 We also have Old Bergen town with all those colourful house by the sea, from there you can just walk around in Sandivken or Nordnes park where you can walk into those tiny streets where you can see all those cozy small houses in different colours<3 You have sea and mountains everywhere around you, you can walk, swim, or go to cinema, or take the a boat somewhere to see all the fjords we have, or take the train from Bergen to Oslo then you gone see the real Norwegian nature close up. Bergen have a lot to offer something for everyone I believe😍🌸🇳🇴 Wish you all travels out there beautiful stay in Bergen town🤗🌸💫 Welcome 🇳🇴❤️🇳🇴

Bergen's a beautiful city. Although the second biggest after Oslo, it has a warm small town vibe. It has a well connected bus and team network, we walked everywhere in and around the Sentrum. There are plenty of choices to eat at Bergen. I liked that they had several international cuisines too. Must try places are Samrabthai Khruawan for Thai food and Savanna for Ethiopian/Eritrean food. There's plenty to see at Bergen. We happened to have one very rainy day - it's Bergen :) - and there's plenty of indoorsy stuff to do. We saw the maritime museum and current Queer at Sea exhibition was very well done. Outdoors don't miss Mount Fløyen (be there before 930 to avoid the crowd), Bryggen, Haakonhall, the port and cathedrals. The next time I'll keep enough time to include a fjordcruise!

Fourth visit for me over a 20 year period. Many changes since last trip 9 years ago. Still thoroughly enjoyable experience. Aim to be self catering where possible - if on a budget. Everything is so very more expensive in Scandinavia in general than UK. Everything is is about twice as much as the uk - everything. Once you realise this you can budget and plan your stay. Most bars offer water free of charge - it’s good to have a beer and a glass of water beside it to support the quenching of thirst- as it’s hard to avoid getting into the taste of some of the beers on offer- though at around £10 a pint it’s very daunting to even think about having a few drinks… If you have good mobility - if you can get digs near old Bergen - near Bryggen then everything is within walking distance. There’s so much to see and do - I can’t even think where to start. The tourist information centre is very helpful. Get a look at various guide books- lonely planet and the rough guide. There are bars that are full of life and fun on a Friday and Saturday eve. Go for a long weekend - dip the toe…Learn a few stock sentences - look on Amazon for guides. Make the effort - it will be worth it. Beautiful place - beautiful people. Well recommended. I ❤️ Norge.

Hôtel: Super friendly and helpful staff. They were genuine rather than going through the motions. Spotless. Good storage in room. Great shower both rain and hand held. Very comfortable beds. One block from Bryggen, on a quiet street. Will definitely stay there again. Restaurant: The Daily Pot is a must. Housed in a charming old building, they have great vegetarian as well as meat dishes. The staff is super friendly and accommodating.

I loved Bergen though my 5 other friends were a bit disturbed by all the rain! I loved Bergen as I really enjoy the easy style of public travel in this city (typical of many modern European cities). I also managed to squeeze in a Submission wrestling training session in the CBD - my favourite sport! I loved the Norwegian people's neutral to helpful demeanour. All in all - a great stay! Looking forward to visiting during a summer period as well!