Bryggen Hanseatic Wharf

With a dramatic view and jaw-dropping sight of the serene river flowing by, the colorful Tyskebryggen, or the Bryggen Hanseatic Wharf, is known to be one of the most tourist-attracting places in the city. For an even more enriching experience, consider joining Bergen sightseeing tours to explore this remarkable destination. Marked by several restaurants, workshops, studios, and boutique shops, the narrow alleyways and an ancient wooden merchant are home to this UNESCO World Heritage Site that is a must-visit for those who love to see an amalgamation of manual beauty mixed with nature.

Mount Fløyen (Fløyfjell)

In the northeastern direction of the country, you can find this glorious mountain with a peak of 319 meters. For an unforgettable experience, consider joining Bergen sightseeing tours to discover the magnificence of this destination. The panoramic view that the hill provides is irreplaceable and is to be witnessed either early in the morning or during the evening when the sun sets right into the arms of Mother Nature. Make sure to wear comfy shoes to reach the top, and if you’re more into exploring the city with the help of public transport, you can also opt for Fløibanen, an 844-meter-long funicular railway that successfully transfers approximately a million explorers to the zenith of the hill every year.

Grieg Museum (Troldhaugen)

A mini trek towards the southern direction from Bergen would land you at Troldhaugen, regarded to be the former house of the renowned Norwegian composer Edvard Grieg. When exploring Bergen tourist attractions, Troldhaugen stands as a must-visit destination. Constructed in 1885, the home was nicely preserved and is currently home to the Grieg Museum. The composer lived along with his wife, Nina, in the house, which is now surrounded by several newly constructed homes to cherish Edvard's life and work. While visiting this place, the visitors can also explore the private workplace sitting by the lake and Troldsalen, a music performance hall.

Hanseatic Museum and Schøtstuene

The fifth longest fjord in the world and the second longest in the country lies amidst the Vestland county in the region of Hardanger. Stretching from 179 km from the Atlantic Ocean to the interior of the Norwegian mountains. Fruit blossom during the spring draws beauty from the entire world and dangles it in the air like beautiful trees. Only through Instagram can you dive into the serenity of this place and imagine witnessing the live beauty.

Bergenhus Fortress

Sightseeing in Bergen offers the opportunity to experience the driving force of history through one of its most dominant 16th-century beauties, the Bergenhus Fortress. Still considered to be one of the most significant structures in Scandinavia, a highlight of this fortress would include Haakon's Hall (Håkonshallen). The fortress was an asset of King Håkon Håkonsson, and the fortress was entirely damaged once, which was fully reconstructed in 1950 after the damage. The impressive hall entertains visitors throughout the year.

Hardangerfjord

The fifth longest fjord in the world and the second longest in the country lies amidst the Vestland county in the region of Hardanger. Stretching from 179 km from the Atlantic Ocean to the interior of the Norwegian mountains. Fruit blossom during the spring draws beauty from the entire world and dangles it in the air like beautiful trees. Only through Instagram can you dive into the serenity of this place and imagine witnessing the live beauty.

Sundal

On the southern shore of Maurangerfjord sits this beautiful and the largest village in the district of Mauranger in Kvinnherad municipality. Squatting on the deep valley with narrow mountains wrapping it, this village has been a major tourist attraction for more than 150 years. Book a day trip to Sundal with Rydeu and enjoy an exemplary trip.

Sognefjord

Called the ‘king of all the fjords’ by the natives, it is the largest and the deepest chord in the country, which is situated in the northern county in the western part of the country. It stretches 204 km inland from the northern coast of Bergen and is a must-visit if you want to take your social media down with the most ecstatic pictures of all time. Important landmarks of Sognefjord include Nærøyfjord, Flåmsbana railways, and Aurlandsfjord.

Ulvik

If you are visiting Norway but not including Ulvik in your itinerary, you better read this before deciding on missing out on a place as magical as this. In the innermost reaches of Hardangerfjord, in the heart of the Apple growing region of the country lies this beautiful village which is framed by numerous mountains. A trip from Bergen to Ulvik will bless you with the most memorable trip of your life.

Skudeneshavn

Often ignored by the visitors in comparison to its flashier siblings of Oslo, Bergen, Skudeneshavn is the heart and soul of Norway. Squatting over the northernmost zenith of Karmoy island in western part of the country, this is the most historical and beautiful town of Norway which is sometimes also referred to as ‘White Lady’ of Norway. So fellas, if you’re in the mood for some alone time in this beautiful town, go book a ride from Bergen to Skudeneshavn with Rydeu.

Espeland

In the borough of Arna in Bergen, Vestland County soars this alluring village which is situated in a close proximity to Lake Haukeland from where it extricates its beauty. There’s so much that the village has to offer to all the visitors that are read to take it all, one significant example of which is Espeland Falls.