Luxury Bergen
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City of the Seven Mountains and Seven Fjords
Known as ‘The City of the Seven Mountains and Seven Fjords’, Bergen is a bustling port town placed on Norway’s west coast. As its moniker suggests, you’ll find Bergen to be a city that benefits vastly from its beautiful surroundings; the town’s timber houses climb the forested slopes above it, facing impressive fjords which are sheltered to the north, south and west by a series of islands.
Bergen is a relaxed and easy-going town, very much in touch with its nautical roots. The lively main harbour, Vagen, and the Fish Market lie at the town’s heart and the city is probably best known for the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Bryggen Hanseatic Wharf with its colourful traditional wooden houses.
Often touted as one of Norway’s most enjoyable cities, Bergen boasts some of the region’s best restaurants. There’s also a great choice of museums and galleries, meaning that you’ll have no trouble keeping yourself entertained during your stay.
Highlights
Visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Bryggen Hanseatic Wharf
Take a cable car up the mountains for spectacular views of the town
Take a trip to the Fish Market
Bergen is truly beautiful, with the colourful wooden houses of the UNESCO-recognised Bryggen Hanseatic Wharf. I recommend experiencing life on a Norwegian farm in the outskirts of the city, or hiking to the top of Mount Fløyen with an expert guide, where you'll be greeted by stunning panoramic views.
Meg Simpson
Travel Designer
Luxury accommodation in Bergen
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Where to go
Alesund
Norway's most beautiful town, Alesund is a fantasy land of ornate architecture and winding waterways. After discovering the pretty streets and delicious seafood, go hiking in the surrounding lush green Hjorundfjord and Sunnmore Alps.
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Kirkenes
A tiny frontier town with fascinating culture. It’s as far east as you get in Europe, past Saint Petersburg and Cairo and just 15 kilometres from the Russian border. Norwegian, Russian, Sami and Finnish cultures are present in markets, museums and everyday life.
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Lyngen Alps
Massive white peaks give way to gentle slopes and pretty lakes with the promise of exciting adventures. Lyngseidet, the main town, has a village feel with brightly coloured houses and shops to explore.
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Norwegian cruises
So many of Norway’s highlights are on its massive expanse of winding coastline; islands, fjords, glaciers, fishing villages and port towns. Not only are Norwegian Cruises an exciting way to take in the scenery, they’re the perfect way to navigate the country.
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Norwegian Fjords
Sail along Norway's neverending coastline where thousands of ice-age fjords will take your breath away. Sognefjord, Hardangerfjord and Nærøyfjord are the most well known, however, even the smaller lesser known fjords are truly spectacular.
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Norwegian Lapland
Norwegian Lapland, or Finnmark, is the home of Sami culture. Glide through snowy landscapes on husky-led sledges or kayak along azure rivers on action-packed adventures.
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Oslo
Oslo is Norway's capital and cultural hub. This viking city is steeped in fascinating history, which can be explored on foot. Visit the harbours, museums, galleries, bars and restaurants that make up the eclectic and energetic atmosphere.
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The Lofoten Islands
Distinctive scenery, exposed to the open seas and scattered with fishing villages - not only are the Lofton islands characteristically beautiful, there’s also plenty to do. One of Norway’s premier wildlife areas; search for puffins, cormorants, otters and moose.
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The Svalbard Islands
Halfway towards the North Pole, a frozen archipelago is waiting to be discovered. Almost half the landmass of the Svalbard Islands is covered by icy glaciers, an intense natural spectacle protected by 7 national parks and 23 nature reserves.
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Tromso
Bustling, yet remote, set on its own island connected to the mainland by bridges - there’s a special magic about the city of Tromso. The last outpost before the arctic and a place rich with history and culture.
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When to visit
Norway is spectacular year-round. In summer, animals and fauna thrive during the long stretch of constant light and it’s the best time for exploring fjords and glaciers, kayaking and trekking. The polar winter night means that the Northern Lights are bright and the freezing conditions are great for snowmobiling, skiing, husky sledding and visiting ice caves.
Wildlife
February - October
Boating
March - June
Northern Lights
September - April
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