Bergen, Norway, is a picturesque city with colorful houses lining the UNESCO-listed Bryggen Wharf and breathtaking views from Mount Fløyen and Mount Ulriken. The rugged landscape is impressive year-round, and visitors often enjoy exploring the KODE Art Museums and Bergenhus Fortress, which offers a glimpse into medieval history with buildings dating back to the 13th century. A popular activity is booking a scenic boat cruise to admire the towering cliffs, waterfalls, and serene waters. For those seeking the best vantage points and photo opportunities, the Fløibanen funicular provides sweeping views of Bergen from Mount Fløyen, along with hiking trails, a restaurant, and playgrounds for outdoor activities.
Outdoor enthusiasts can also indulge in hiking, cycling, kayaking, and fishing in the surrounding mountains and fjords, making it a haven for nature lovers. Additionally, visitors can immerse themselves in local culture by attending the city’s major festivals such as the Bergen International Festival, Bergen Food Festival, and Bergen Jazz Festival. The local cuisine, based on fish and seafood due to the maritime history, is a must-try for food enthusiasts. With its refreshing natural experiences, strong contrasts, and rich cultural and historical heritage, Fjord Norway has become an attractive destination for British travelers.
Jet2 now provides direct travel to Bergen, making it easily accessible. Visitors can book their flights and accommodation separately or opt for Jet2’s city breaks, which typically cost around £550.
