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]]>The Hanseatic Wharf area of Bergen, as well as its medieval streets leading to the center of the city, are now designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in recognition of the uniqueness and rare status of these streets. Not only are they historically valuable, they are also incredibly beautiful, especially at sunset or sunrise. Take a guided tour around the area or simply explore it by yourself on foot, either option is very rewarding.
Bergen is set amongst some truly stunning scenery, and just out of the city, there are several mountain peaks to climb. There is a funicular railway up to Mount Fløyen, one of the peaks within sight of the city, or if you’re up for the walk then the hike to the top of the mountain from Bergen takes around five hours. There are stunning views at the top, so it’s all worth it.
Bergen is a UNESCO city of gastronomy, and there are some truly unique and fabulous Norwegian delicacies that you need to try when you’re visiting. As well as the classic smoked salmon, there are pickled herring, dried cod, flatbreads, and an array of pickles and salads to taste.
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]]>The Hanseatic Wharf area of Bergen, as well as its medieval streets leading to the center of the city, are now designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in recognition of the uniqueness and rare status of these streets. Not only are they historically valuable, they are also incredibly beautiful, especially at sunset or sunrise. Take a guided tour around the area or simply explore it by yourself on foot, either option is very rewarding.
Bergen is set amongst some truly stunning scenery, and just out of the city, there are several mountain peaks to climb. There is a funicular railway up to Mount Fløyen, one of the peaks within sight of the city, or if you’re up for the walk then the hike to the top of the mountain from Bergen takes around five hours. There are stunning views at the top, so it’s all worth it.
Bergen is a UNESCO city of gastronomy, and there are some truly unique and fabulous Norwegian delicacies that you need to try when you’re visiting. As well as the classic smoked salmon, there are pickled herring, dried cod, flatbreads, and an array of pickles and salads to taste.
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