Places in Bergen worth visiting
Food and drinks
One of the best pizza places in town. The owner has several other restaurants, including Lysverket, which has a Michelin star.
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Hoggorm
29 NygårdsgatenOne of the best pizza places in town. The owner has several other restaurants, including Lysverket, which has a Michelin star.
Falske reker is a small bar in Bergen, a little bit off the beaten track, but well worth a visit. Sells natural wine and sardines.
Falske Reker
Falske reker is a small bar in Bergen, a little bit off the beaten track, but well worth a visit. Sells natural wine and sardines.
When the sun is shining, the locals will head over to Dr. Wiesner for a beer or a glass of wine. The food is cheap for a reason.
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Dr. Wiesener
17A Nye SandviksveienWhen the sun is shining, the locals will head over to Dr. Wiesner for a beer or a glass of wine. The food is cheap for a reason.
Lysverket is a Michelin star restaurant. You are also welcome to just sit at the bar and ask the bartender to mix you a drink somewhat out of the ordinary.
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Lysverket
9 Rasmus Meyers alléLysverket is a Michelin star restaurant. You are also welcome to just sit at the bar and ask the bartender to mix you a drink somewhat out of the ordinary.
Legal is the best place to be approaching midnight. Enjoy a drink or two. Food served every last Tuesday of the month, around 8 pm.
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Legal
11 Christies gateLegal is the best place to be approaching midnight. Enjoy a drink or two. Food served every last Tuesday of the month, around 8 pm.
Apollon Platebar
2A NygårdsgatenRecord store serving beer!
Things to do and see
Nordnes Sjøbad is located in Nordnesparken, not far from the Aquarium and within walking distance of the center of Bergen. This is an outdoor heated 25-metre saltwater pool that maintains a delicious 30 degrees, and you can take a refreshing dip in the sea. Nordnes Sjøbad also has changing rooms and a hot sauna.
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Nordnes seawater pool
30 NordnesparkenNordnes Sjøbad is located in Nordnesparken, not far from the Aquarium and within walking distance of the center of Bergen. This is an outdoor heated 25-metre saltwater pool that maintains a delicious 30 degrees, and you can take a refreshing dip in the sea. Nordnes Sjøbad also has changing rooms and a hot sauna.
The aquarium in Bergen has given Bergen residents and guests a fantastic encounter with wildlife in the deep and on land since 1960. At the Aquarium you will find the strangest and most beautiful creatures from the tropical rainforest, the spring rocks, the great ocean depths and arctic regions. The aquarium aims to spread knowledge about animals and animal welfare, conservation and species diversity.
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Þjóðlegt Akvaríum í Bergen
4 NordnesbakkenThe aquarium in Bergen has given Bergen residents and guests a fantastic encounter with wildlife in the deep and on land since 1960. At the Aquarium you will find the strangest and most beautiful creatures from the tropical rainforest, the spring rocks, the great ocean depths and arctic regions. The aquarium aims to spread knowledge about animals and animal welfare, conservation and species diversity.
Experience art from the Norwegian "Golden Age" and one of the world's finest collections of Edvard Munch.
Here you get highlights from Norwegian art history 1850–1916, including artists such as J.C. Dahl, Christian Krohg, Harriet Backer and Nikolai Astrup.
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Kode 3
7 Rasmus Meyers alléExperience art from the Norwegian "Golden Age" and one of the world's finest collections of Edvard Munch.
Here you get highlights from Norwegian art history 1850–1916, including artists such as J.C. Dahl, Christian Krohg, Harriet Backer and Nikolai Astrup.
St. Jørgen’s hospital is a unique cultural monument. When you visit the museum, you cannot avoid imagining what life must have been like for the many people who have lived parts of their lives here for centuries. At the same time, you will be able to learn more about the disease leprosy and its spread in Norway, and about how a large-scale investment in research and health work put Bergen on the world map. You can join a guided tour or visit on your own to see the exhibition in the main building.
The hospital’s archives are part of the Leprosy Archives in Bergen, which are on UNESCO’s program for World Memory.
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Museum Lepramuseet St. Jorgens Hospital
59 Kong Oscars gateSt. Jørgen’s hospital is a unique cultural monument. When you visit the museum, you cannot avoid imagining what life must have been like for the many people who have lived parts of their lives here for centuries. At the same time, you will be able to learn more about the disease leprosy and its spread in Norway, and about how a large-scale investment in research and health work put Bergen on the world map. You can join a guided tour or visit on your own to see the exhibition in the main building.
The hospital’s archives are part of the Leprosy Archives in Bergen, which are on UNESCO’s program for World Memory.