lovely houses right by the Harbour. weather wasn't good, but still they look cute. great tax free shops too, had a great time checking out different stores, esp Christmas stores. Unfortunately the history museum part is closed for renovation, but still can read about Bergen history on the boards

So many nice galleries, and shops and a very cute little cafe. Especially in Jacobsfjorden, highly reccommend taking a trip there. Like a Norwegian Hogwarts 🥰 Defenatly going back.

This is what you came to Bergen for...the iconic view of the Bryggen wharf area and the 11 beautifully painted old warehouses, now shops. We went in the morning when the shops were just opening. This way, we had the area pretty much to ourselves to wander around. Talked about 20 minutes with a local shop owner who even gave us a few free souvenirs. A UNESCO world heritage site and a great experience all around.

A great place to walk around, exploring the little alley ways and main streets. Lots of cafes, shops, etc. Beautiful whether day or night time. A must see.

Bryggen Wharf is the iconic image of Bergen, and it is very picturesque and also historic, and if in Bergen you must visit. But basically it is just a cluster of wooden buildings on the waterfront!! That said until you are there you can't really appreciate how much the buildings lean and they do have a history which is explained as you walk between the structures.

Walked around here while exploring the city. Some beautiful old wooden buildings and museums nearby but too crowded with tourists from the cruise ships. Worth a stop but don’t plan on spending a lot of time there.

This is the Bergen you see whenever it is mentioned and for a good reason, the wharf wooden clad colourful shop fronts are very picturesque, the atmosphere around the area is busy but welcoming, the shops albeit aimed at the tourist have their own charm. Behind the front row of shops you have the narrow pathways up through the UNESCO site giving a look back over the centuries to when this was a bustling trade port, the buildings now have different uses from small art shops to bars and restaurants. If you've come to Bergen and not come here have you really been to Bergen?

The most picturesque place in Bergen one should not miss. The colorful wooden houses are well preserved and give an idea how the historic harbor of the area used to be. The narrow aisles have a number of shops where you can find a lot of souvenirs. This famous touristic attraction is very popular so be prepared to face crowds!

If you've been to Copenhagen, you may wonder if you are in Nyhavn, as the beautiful harbor front colorful houses in Bryggen are so very much like those in Nyhavn! Don't miss Bryggen - the Hanseatic Museum is undergoing needed renovations to save it's foundation, but if you can visit it, see as much of the museum as you can to increase your understanding of this are. And the buildings themselves in Bryggen - you've got to go BEHIND them, you have to explore the alleys next to, in between, and behind the buildings - you have to wander them, look up, marvel at their proximity and complexity! Charming shops and galleries throughout. The fish market is not far away, be sure to explore and eat some of the freshest fish imaginable.

A place that if you are visiting Bergen then you should end up in this area, an array of colourful buildings line the harbour front with, bars , cafes & restaurants by & shops. Then wander down the alleys & laneways to be surprised and enjoy A lot of places don’t open till after 10.00am, pubs, bars not till midday Enjoy a coffee, a pastry or a meal, but something to remember Bergen