• Mostraumen - Embark on a 3.5-hour Mostraumen Fjord Cruise departing from Bergen to explore the breathtaking and diverse landscapes of the Osterfjord and Mostraumen strait.

As the journey begins from Bergen’s renowned Fish Market, passengers will enjoy views of some of the city’s oldest and most significant historical landmarks, including the medieval Bergenhus Fortress, St. Mary’s Church, and the vibrant Bryggen Hanseatic Wharf, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

The cruise continues through the picturesque Western Norwegian scenery of the City Fjord, Salhus Fjord, and Osterfjord, leading to the awe-inspiring Mostraumen Streams. The captain expertly navigates the vessel through narrow passages, deep fjords, a labyrinth of islands, and the strong currents of the narrow Mostraumen channel.

• Fish Market - The charming Fish Market in Bergen is among Norway’s most frequented outdoor markets. It offers a variety of seafood, fruits, and vegetables. Nestled in the city’s heart between the fjords and Bergen’s seven mountains, the Fish Market has been a hub for merchants and fishermen since the 1200s. Numerous restaurants offer a wide range of seafood dishes. The indoor Fish Market operates year-round, while the outdoor market is open from May 1st throughout the summer.

• Bryggen Hanseatic Wharf - The vibrant Bryggen Hanseatic Wharf is a major attraction in Bergen and Norway. The earliest buildings in Bergen were located at Bryggen, which has been a lively and crucial part of the city for centuries.

Bryggen is now recognized as part of our shared heritage and is listed on UNESCO’s World Heritage List, with Bergen designated as a World Heritage City. The site includes the historic Hanseatic wharf and buildings, representing one of the most well-preserved urban areas from the Middle Ages in Norway.

• Bergenhus Fortress - Bergenhus Fortress and Royal Castle is one of Norway’s oldest and best-preserved stone fortifications, featuring structures dating back to 1240. In medieval times, the area known as Holmen housed the royal residence, a cathedral, several churches, the bishop’s residence, and a Dominican monastery. Excavations have uncovered foundations of buildings believed to predate 1100. In the 13th century, Bergen was Norway’s capital, and Holmen was the primary seat of its rulers. Håkon’s Hall, constructed in 1247, was the largest and most impressive building of the royal residence in the 13th century.

• Mount Fløyen and the Funicular - The Funicular Railway is one of Norway’s most renowned attractions. The journey begins in the city center, just 150 meters from the Fish Market and Bryggen. The thrilling ascent to the mountain is a remarkable experience.

From Mount Fløyen, approximately 320 meters above sea level, visitors can enjoy stunning views, observe the cityscape, and take in the fjords surrounding Bergen. Fløyen also features a restaurant, cafeteria, souvenir shop, and play area.

The Fløibanen line spans 844 meters (2,769 feet), with a height difference of 302 meters (991 feet), and transports over 1.8 million passengers annually. The line is single track with a central passing loop and was constructed in 1918. The track gradient varies between 15 and 26 degrees. Two cars, each accommodating 100 passengers, operate on the track, which has six stops and is frequently used by locals residing on the mountainside, as well as two kindergartens on the mountain.

• Local English speaking guide
• Ride on the Mount Fløien Funicular
• Guided walking tour of Bergen’s historic sites
• Mostraumen Fjord Cruise

Discover Bergen’s highest-rated attractions with a knowledgeable English-speaking guide. Stroll through the city’s historic landmarks, enjoy a Funicular ride to Mount Flöyen, and embark on a breathtaking cruise to the Osterfjord and Mostraumen strait. All in a single day! The tour begins and concludes in the city center.

Scheduled to align with most cruise ships docking in Bergen, from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.