The Buekorps Museum relates the historical backdrop of the Buekorps, an adolescent association discovered just in Bergen. They walk through the city, for the most part amid spring and summer, conveying wooden rifles and crossbows and wearing customary garbs. The
Troldhaugen was arranger Edd Grieg's home between the times of April 1885 until his passing in 1907. Today his house is one of Norway's greatest vacation destinations. Tourists are come here from all over the world with their family members
Bergenhus Fortress is situated in the exceptionally focal point of Bergen. Bergenhus Fortress is one of the most seasoned and best protected posts in Norway. The fortification zone is allowed to access in the opening hours, extra charge at the
Alvøen is one of Norway's most seasoned mechanical groups. Here the Fasmer family made a little and fruitful mechanical group, with a school, reserve funds bank, library and group lobby for the laborers. Alvøen Manor was additionally one of Bergen's most
The Bergen Maritime Museum introduces the historical backdrop of transportation and incorporates a tremendous gathering of ship models and Viking ships. The Bergen Maritime Museum introduces the historical backdrop of transportation, its improvement and significance to Bergen and Norway all
Bergen Kunsthall is one of Norway's head fields for contemporary workmanship. Assortment of shows from universal and Norwegian specialists. Bergen Kunsthall is a contemporary craftsmanship focus, show setting, book shop, bar and bistro with in excess of 200 occasions and
The Rosenkrantz Tower is viewed as a standout amongst the essential renaissance landmarks in Norway. Parts of the pinnacle are from the 1270s, yet it has been stretched out on a few events with the end goal of a fortress
Damsgaard Manor was raised in the 1770's, Damsgaard Manor was the most marvelous estate in the city at the time. It has as of late been reestablished and is presently open to the general population as an exhibition hall, with
Visit Norway's most up to date and finest presentations about existence along the drift and adrift. The exhibition hall is situated in bona fide wharfside stockrooms as old as Bryggen. Here you will discover a portion of the best-saved ocean
The Hanseatic Museum is arranged midway on Bryggen in Bergen. The historical center shows how the German traders from The Hanseatic League lived and worked. From 1350 to 1750 these vendors exchanged stockfish and grains from their office in Bergen. The
Bryggens Museum show discoveries of the archeological unearthings of Bryggen from 1955 and contains the establishments of the most seasoned structures in Bergen. Tourists are come here from all over the world with their family members and friends Bryggen, the old
In the Middle Ages, St. George's was a healing center for outsiders. The present-day structures go back to the start of the eighteenth century. Norwegian specialists – and specifically Armauer Hansen who gave his name to another term for uncleanliness "Hansen's
The University Museum has a portion of the biggest accumulations of social and normal history in Norway.The Historical Museum is available to people in general, see our displays. The Natural History Museum is experiencing a noteworthy reclamation until 2019. The normal
In KODE 3 we are displaying The Rasmus Meyers Collection and our incredible gathering of works by Edd Munch, including a considerable lot of his real works. Among the features of the accumulation is craftsmanship from the Golden Age Norwegian workmanship,
Lasting shows: "Individuals and Posessions", "The Treasury of Bergen" with the exquisit violin of the virtuoso Ole Bull, from 1562, is one of the world's most seasoned and most wonderful violins, and The China Collection,changing presentations. Lasting shows: "Individuals and
An extremely little, one-room historical center in the old Bryggen Hanseatic quarter in the core of Bergen, Norway, this could well be one of the contenders for the title world's littlest gallery. Its fundamental display is simply the room that houses
The author Harald Sæverud's home Siljustøl is a standout amongst the most remarkable private homes in Norway and assumed a vital part in his melodic generation. The piano in Sæverud's examination and his own things are set as he exited it
