Medieval Bergen at Bryggens Museum and King Håkon's Hall, art at KODE and dinner on Bryggen, then Mount Fløyen and the aquarium.
2 days, 13 stopsBalanced paceMay to AugApproved by TravPa Editors, Nov 7, 2026
Trip at a glance
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Day 1: Bryggen, Bergenhus and KODE
Medieval Bergen at Bryggens Museum and King Håkon's Hall, lunch at the Fish Market, Hanseatic rooms and art, then dinner on Bryggen.
1
10:00 AMBryggens MuseumOpen daily from 10 AM. Allow about 75 min for the medieval finds dug up under Bryggen.About 1 hour 30 min here
NOK[fee]; buy at the door or online
Walk about 5 min
2
11:30 AMKing Håkon's HallSee the 13th-century banquet hall, then walk the free grounds of Bergenhus Fortress.About 45 min here
NOK[fee]; fortress grounds free
Walk about 8 min
3
12:30 PMBergen Fish MarketEat fish soup or a seafood plate in the indoor hall; the outdoor stalls trade only in summer.About 1 hour 15 min here
Pay as you go
Walk about 6 min
4
1:45 PMOptionalHanseatic Museum and SchøtstueneThe guided visit shows the merchants' assembly rooms. In winter it opens at weekends only.About 1 hour here
Including guiding: NOK 160 (about $17) · Guided visit included
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