Mount Fløyen (Fløyfjellet)
The easiest mountain to reach from the city centre. Walk up, or take Fløibanen and continue from the top.
Stay / Bergen
01 / Outdoors
The easiest mountain to reach from the city centre. Walk up, or take Fløibanen and continue from the top.
Bergen’s highest city mountain. Take the cable car or walk up; expect a steeper outing than Fløyen.
The high route between Ulriken and Fløyen. Allow four to six hours and check the weather before setting out.
A short, steep climb on stone steps above Sandviken. Popular with locals and best tackled in shoes with grip.
A quieter mountain walk south of the centre, with open views back across Bergen.
02 / Family
Penguins, sea lions and local marine life at Nordnes. Easy to combine with a walk through the neighbourhood.
Hands-on science exhibits for a rainy Bergen day. A short light-rail ride from the centre.
The funicular is part of the experience. At the top, paths and play areas make for an easy family outing.
A medieval stone hall inside Bergenhus Fortress. A compact stop for children interested in castles and history.
A heated saltwater pool beside the fjord, with outdoor swimming through much of the year.
03 / Food
Chocolate, coffee and light lunch inside Kode. A useful pause between the art museums and Lille Lungegårdsvann.
An easygoing brunch spot with generous plates and a lively room.
The small hot-dog stand by the Fish Market. Quick, local and best eaten while walking.
A small, set-menu sushi experience. Book ahead.
Lunch or dinner at the top of Fløyen, with the city below. The view does much of the work.
Creative pizzas and a relaxed room near Nygårdshøyden.
04 / After dark
Mini golf, darts and games under one roof. Better for groups than a quiet drink.
Cocktails without much ceremony, plus Nintendo 64 at the back.
Cocktails, DJs and a room that gets busier later in the evening.
Food, wine and a lively room in Skostredet. Works for dinner or a late drink.