Bergen family

Explore the UNESCO World Heritage site of Bryggen, a historic wharf with colorful wooden houses that once formed the heart of the Hanseatic League's trading empire in Bergen. Wander through its narrow alleyways and discover hidden courtyards.

• Visit the Bryggens Museum for deeper historical context.
• Look for small artisan shops tucked away in the alleys.

Enjoy traditional Norwegian cuisine in a historic setting right on Bryggen. This restaurant offers a warm atmosphere and a menu featuring local specialties.

Step back in time to understand the lives of Hanseatic merchants. The museum showcases preserved interiors and artifacts, offering a vivid glimpse into Bergen's past as a major trading port.

• The adjacent Schøtstuene (Hanseatic Assembly Rooms) are also included in the ticket.

Experience the vibrant atmosphere of Bergen's famous fish market. While primarily a place to buy fresh seafood, it also offers prepared dishes and local crafts, with many stalls open into the early evening.

• Try some local seafood snacks like shrimp or smoked salmon.
• Can be quite crowded, especially on weekends.

Take the Fløibanen funicular up Mount Fløyen for breathtaking panoramic views of Bergen, its surrounding fjords, and islands. At the top, you'll find walking trails, a playground, and a restaurant.

• Consider walking down part of the mountain for a different perspective.
• The playground is a great hit with younger children.

Enjoy lunch with a view at the restaurant located at the top of Mount Fløyen. They offer a menu with Norwegian dishes and lighter options, perfect for families.

Discover a diverse range of marine life, including seals, penguins, otters, and a wide variety of fish. The aquarium also features outdoor pools and is a fun, engaging experience for all ages.

• Check the feeding times for the seals and penguins; they are very popular.
• It's located near the city center, a pleasant walk from the harbor.

Experience a relaxed, local atmosphere at this popular gastropub. Pingvinen serves hearty Norwegian comfort food and is a great spot for a family dinner.

Explore Bergen's premier art institutions, KODE. It comprises four buildings (KODE 1, 2, 3, 4) showcasing a wide range of art, from classical to contemporary, including a significant collection of Edvard Munch and Nikolai Astrup.

• Consider purchasing a KODE museum pass if you plan to visit multiple buildings.
• Check their website for current exhibitions.

A casual and family-friendly restaurant known for its diverse menu, including a wide selection of soups and international dishes. It's a good option for a midday meal with plenty of choices for picky eaters.

Step back in time to understand the lives of Hanseatic merchants. The museum showcases preserved interiors and artifacts, offering a vivid glimpse into Bergen's past as a major trading port.

• The adjacent Schøtstuene (Hanseatic Assembly Rooms) are also included in the ticket.

Experience a relaxed, local atmosphere at this popular gastropub. Pingvinen serves hearty Norwegian comfort food and is a great spot for a family dinner.