Best of the region of Bergen
Let's go visit all of Bergen!
Bergen has lots to offer, not only in downtown. Let’s explore all of Bergen, including the wooden churches, our King’s home, and the house to our famous componist Edvard Grieg.
Favourite outside the city of Bergen
Fantoft Stave Church is a striking example of Norway’s medieval wooden architecture, originally built in the 12th century and reconstructed after a devastating fire in 1992. Located in a forests of Bergen, it offers a glimpse into Viking-era craftsmanship with its intricate carvings and steep, shingled roofs. Visiting Fantoft feels like stepping back in time—just watch out for any mysterious trolls hiding nearby!
Fantoft stavkirke
Gamlehaugen in Bergen is the royal residence for our royal family. The castle is surrounded by lush gardens and scenic views of Lake Nordåsvannet. The castle was owned by the prime minister Christian Michelsen, who later gave the castle as a present to the royal family. Just lately, the King of Norway has opened his house for the public, let's have a look!
Gamlehaugen
Troldhaugen is the charming home and museum of the famous Norwegian composer Edvard Grieg, located in the scenic outskirts of Bergen. This historical villa, surrounded by lush gardens and fjord views, was where Grieg found inspiration for much of his music, making it a must-visit spot for music lovers and history buffs alike..
Troldhaugen
Good to know
Price: 2750 NOK per person (maksimum 8000 NOK). Payment by card, Paypal, bank or cash
Capasity: Minimum 2, maximum 4 persons
Duration: 4 - 6 hours
Lunch: There are several places to stop for lunch, let me guide you.
Included:
Private car
Reliable guide
Hot drinks
Bottle water
Not included:
Lunsh
Tips