Some of the most popular attractions are:
The Bergen Aquarium, where you can see seals and penguins, the Fløybanen funicular which runs to the top of mount Fløyen for a view of the city and access to many hiking trails, and the home of composer Edvard Grieg, Troldhaugen.
A full list of museums and attractions is found here.
Lots of pictures of Bergen.
The best way to see the fjord country is the guided Norway-in-a-Nutshell tour. In one day you travel by rail, boat, and bus through some of the most scenic areas of the Sognefjord.
South of Bergen the Rosendal Barony is an estate from the 1600's with ornamental gardens, nestled along the Hardanger fjord. 2hrs by car/ferry.
If you are interested in "cultural heritage adventures" the Olavsrosa site can point out things to see in and around Bergen.
VisitNorway.com is the official tourist portal for all things Norway.
Bergen enjoys mild weather most of the year, but significant amounts of rain. August is generally the warmest period, with daytime temperatures between 15C and 25C. Weather forecast for Bergen.
You can see Bergen conditions live on this webcam.
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