If you have a Bergen card and can stick it in your program, please do not hesitate. THe other museums by its side are also worth a visit. More

Lots of interesting pictures and a nice cafe. You will see some Norwegian artists that you probably haven't come across before. More

The three galleries are a must for a wonderful over view of art from this part of the world, especially if you have a rainy day to contend with, which can happen often in Bergen! More

This art museum is well worth the visit. There are 3 mueums, plus a coffee shop at one end (in the same building as the Steinersen Collections) where you can order several types of coffee and and have a nice snack. On the other side there is a upscale restaurant (Bølgen og Moi) that serves delicious lunches and also dinner.... More

It is a great Museum with a great collection, however I particularly loved the Norwegian painter Johan Christian Dahl that I did not know. Fantastic. More

is the unique Rasmus Meyers museum. Do not miss the Munch collection! More

A very interesting art collection in 3 separate buildings. Sizable enough to look around for several hours but without overwhelming you and leaving sore footed! More

Went to the Bergen Kunstmuseum yesterday, paid 80 Kroner and got entrance into all the museums in the Museumplatz. They have quite a collection of J.C. Dahl paintings. They also have several paintings by Edvard Munch, Harriet Backer and Picasso. I spent about four hours touring three museums and would like to return to see the applied sciences museum. Worth... More

Comparing the museum in Bergen to those in Oslo is probably unfair. But if you're a tourist, I'm sure youll have seen those in the capital too. The Bergen museum for us took about an hour to visit. It was really nice but wasn't as amazing as the National Gallery or Munchmuseet in Oslo. We enjoyed the contemporary art in... More