Five unique experiences in Bergen

Known as the gateway to the fjords, Bergen offers the perfect blend of nature, culture and history. Explore the city's attractions and discover why you should visit the WAY NOR store for memorable souvenirs and gifts.

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With its idyllic location and historical background, Bergen is a fantastic destination for any tourist in Norway. From UNESCO World Heritage Sites to charming shopping streets, here are five places not to be missed when visiting Bergen.

Visit Bryggen

Bryggen in Bergen is famous for its colorful wooden houses and historic atmosphere. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this historic trading area provides a unique insight into what life was like in the Middle Ages. Wander through the narrow passages and discover small shops, art galleries and cafés that offer a deep dive into Norwegian culture.

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Fløibanen to Fløyen

For one of the best views of Bergen, take the Fløibanen, a funicular that takes you to the top of Fløyen. From here you can enjoy panoramic views of the city, the fjords and the surrounding mountains. The area also offers great hiking trails and a perfect place for a picnic in the fresh Norwegian air.

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Buy souvenirs at WAY NOR

After taking in the city's natural beauty and historic sites, a visit to WAY NOR's unique 700 square meter souvenir and gift shop is a natural stop along Bryggen. Here you'll find a rich selection of authentic Norwegian souvenirs, from trolls to Viking treasures. In addition, you'll find knitwear and a varied selection of products that create memories of your journey. You'll meet exciting Norwegian animals such as polar bears, reindeer, moose, roe deer, owls and a range of troll figurines that reflect the history of trolls in Norway. WAY NOR is the ideal place to find the perfect gift or memento from your journey in Norway in adventurous surroundings.

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Here you will find the Way Nor store in Bergen.

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Hanseatic Museum

For those interested in Bergen's trading history, the Hanseatic Museum is worth a visit. The museum provides insight into how Hanseatic merchants lived and worked in Bergen from the 15th to the mid-17th century. The preserved buildings and interiors give an authentic sense of this important period in the city's history.

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Bergen Aquarium

Bergen Aquarium is perfect for families and nature lovers. It houses a wide variety of marine and aquatic species, including fish, penguins and seals. The aquarium also offers spectacular sea lion shows and the opportunity to learn more about underwater life.

Bergen combines natural beauty with rich history and vibrant culture. Whether you're looking for historical experiences, panoramic views or unique souvenirs such as troll and Viking relics, Bergen has something to offer every traveler. Visit these top five places to make the most of your stay in this beautiful Norwegian city.

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