On this incredible excursion in Bergen you will discover the beauty of the fjords of southern Norway. A fabulous tour of what was the capital of the country in the Middle Ages. This "gateway" to fjord cruises awaits you, with a magnificent tour full of surprises that you will not want to miss.

The city of Bergen was founded in 1070 AD. During the 12th and 13th centuries it was the capital of Norway. It was the residence of the Norwegian kings, who still enjoy a summer palace in the city, the "Gamlehaugen". It is currently the second largest city in the country (only surpassed by Oslo) in addition to having the largest seaport in Norway. In this thousand-year-old city you will discover the marvelous Flower and Fish Market, an example of avant-garde construction right in front of Port Bryggen. Faced with this Nordic postcard landscape, you will see why this city is a symbol of Viking charm, and you will be even more surprised by the views from the Fløibanen funicular, one of the greatest tourist attractions in Norway that will show you the entire bay of Bergen over more than 300 meters above the sea! You will be captivated by the charm of this "valley of the seven mountains", where the typical wooden houses of the Hanseatic Quarter coexist with the most modern residential areas; it's a great urban balance that the almost 300,000 inhabitants of the city enjoy.

If you want to keep a beautiful memory of your cruise through the Norwegian fjords, the excursion to Bergen will leave you impressed by its beauty and its exceptional atmosphere. An experience that you will never forget and that you will surely want to repeat. You cannot miss our guided tour in this charming city!

PROGRAM

 Excursion departure. The guide waits near the boat with the “Shorexc” sign.

 During the guided tour of the city we can see: (External Visit)

• The famous “Fish and Flower Market” (Flower and Fish Market).
• The old Port Bryggen and the Hanseatic Quarter with its houses and warehouses with gabled roofs that form an attractive and authentic testimony of Nordic architecture.
• Nordnes peninsula with its typical 19th century wooden houses painted white.
• Fredriksberg fortress.
• Bergen Aquarium. It contains one of the best and most extensive collections of marine fauna in all of Europe.
• Crossing the Puddefjord bridge, we will reach the west side of Bergen where the residential neighborhoods of Laksevaag, Krohnegaarden and Fyllingsdalen are.
• “Gamlehaugen”: Residence of the Royal Family when they visit Bergen.

You will take the Fløibanen funicular (one of the most famous tourist attractions in Norway) to climb Mount Fløyen, located 320 meters above sea level, you will have stunning panoramic views of Bergen.

Return to the Ship.

End of the Excursion.

 PRICES

1. Location: Bergen is located on the west coast of Norway, surrounded by mountains and fjords. It is the administrative center of Vestland county.

2. Scenic Beauty: The city is renowned for its stunning natural surroundings, including the famous fjords such as the Nærøyfjord, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

3. Bryggen Wharf: A UNESCO-listed site, Bryggen is a historic wharf area with colorful wooden buildings dating back to the Hanseatic period. It is one of the most iconic and photographed parts of Bergen.

4. Fish Market: The Fish Market (Fisketorget) is a vibrant marketplace where visitors can purchase fresh seafood, local produce, and traditional Norwegian goods.

5. Fløibanen Funicular: Fløibanen is a funicular railway that takes visitors to the top of Mount Fløyen, offering panoramic views of Bergen and its surroundings.

6. Mount Ulriken: Another popular mountain in Bergen is Ulriken, which can be reached by a cable car. It provides breathtaking views and hiking opportunities.

7. Edvard Grieg's Home: Troldhaugen is the former home of the famous Norwegian composer Edvard Grieg. It is now a museum and concert venue dedicated to his life and work.

8. Akvariet i Bergen (Bergen Aquarium): This aquarium showcases marine life from the local fjords and beyond, making it an educational and entertaining attraction.

9. Hanseatisk Museum: Located in one of the preserved Hanseatic buildings on Bryggen, this museum provides insight into the city's Hanseatic history.

10. Norwegian Coastal Express: Bergen is a starting or ending point for the Hurtigruten coastal express, offering scenic cruises along the Norwegian coast.

11. Cultural Events: Bergen hosts various cultural events and festivals, including the Bergen International Festival and the Bergen International Film Festival.

12. University City: Bergen is a university town, with the University of Bergen being a significant institution for education and research.

13. Gateway to the Fjords: Bergen serves as a gateway for exploring the stunning Norwegian fjords, including the Nærøyfjord, Geirangerfjord, and Sognefjord.

14. Rainy Climate: Bergen is known for its relatively high rainfall, contributing to its lush and green surroundings. Visitors should be prepared for changeable weather.

15. Vibrant Arts Scene: The city has a lively arts and music scene, with numerous galleries, theaters, and concert halls.

Bergen's combination of natural beauty, cultural richness, and historical charm makes it a compelling destination for those seeking a mix of outdoor adventures and cultural experiences in Norway.

•  Bus.
• Guide in Spanish.
• rates
• Cable car

•  Discount for children, applied only to individual excursions.
• Not combinable with other offers.
• It is essential to send a copy of the child's Identity Document.
• From 13 years pay as an adult.
• 4 hour excursion.

 The duration of the excursion is approximate, it will be subject to the time of arrival of the ship and disembarkation of the passengers.