Bergen is full of Viking-era sites, old buildings, and history. The city feels like a museum with landmarks like the ancient fortress of Bergenhus, the Bryggen Hanseatic Wharf – a UNESCO World Heritage site, the Skuteviken Wharf, and the concrete ruins of the WW2 U-Boot Bunker Bruno (a place where German submarines were once stored).

The Mostraumen Fjord cruise offers breathtaking views of dramatic mountains, lush hills, and clear waters in Cityfjord, Salhusfjord, and Osterfjord. Passing by Modalen village with its classic wooden houses, the cruise also showcases Bergen's Fish Market, Nordhordland Bridge, and islands like Hokonya and Vikanes. Learn about local life, villages, and landmarks like Hamre Church and Hagelsund Bridge with insightful guides.

Embark on two unique cruises from Bergen, each exploring different fjords. Osterfjord boasts dramatic cliffs, Cityfjord blends urban and natural beauty, and Salhusfjord offers serene waters. A relaxing ride on the Catamaran Eric the Red takes you through lush landscapes, rich marine life, and roadless fjords: spot whales, eagles, and thriving marine species in this untouched paradise.

A military fortification that has seen multiple architectural iterations, the Bergenhus fortress stands tall along the Bergen harbor. Today, it is used for several events and is a recreational area for locals and tourists.

The beautiful wooden structures of the Bryggen townscape, also known as the “gard” are what define this age-old Hanseatic Wharf. The blend of old wooden buildings with modern beams, and the pop of color is what attracts visitors. This was once a medieval Hanseatic League's trading empire and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

This is Norway’s oldest fish market and has a variety of fresh seafood, including fish, shellfish, and traditional Norwegian delicacies. You can enjoy fresh fish at the market while enjoying the vibrant atmosphere around you.

Skuteviken has a significant maritime history and once functioned as a bustling harbor for Bergen’s fishing industry. It was also home to shipbuilders and fishermen and is a less touristy place and a hidden gem if you want to know more about Bergen’s maritime history.

This historical site in Bergen is a remnant of World War II when Bergen served as a naval base and housed German submarines and U-boats. This solid structure is a reminder of the Nazi occupation, making it a historical site.

As you move from the city, you will see everchanging landscapes as you pass straits and fjords surrounding Bergen. Mostraumen Fjord is best known for its cascading waterfalls, lush slopes, and small settlements lining them. It is a part of the larger Bergen Fjords system and gives tourists the unique opportunity to see nature just minutes away from the city.