Norwegens zweitgrößte Stadt ist ein historischer Küstenort in Fjord Norwegen. Umgeben von sieben Bergen und berühmten Fjorden wie dem Sognefjord und dem Hardangerfjord, ist die Hansestadt ein idealer Ausgangspunkt für Ausflüge in die atemberaubende Fjordlandschaft Norwegens.
Bergen im Winter
10 gute Gründe für eine Reise
Wenn der Winter Norwegen fest im Griff hat, freut man sich in Bergen auf die kalte Jahreszeit auf eine ganz eigene Weise. Das milde Klima, malerische Landschaften, der mittelalterlichen Kai (ein Weltkulturerbe) und eine lebendige Kultur machen die Hansestadt zu einem Top-Reiseziel für alle Winterurlauber.
Mit dem gut ausgebauten öffentlichen Verkehrsnetz kommt man in der Region Bergen schnell von A nach B. Dank des kompakten Stadtzentrums lässt sich die Stadt zudem leicht zu Fuß erkunden.
Scrollen Sie weiter zu interessanten Reiseideen oder gehen Sie direkt zu folgenden Themen:
1. Historisches Bryggen
Erleben Sie das UNESCO-Weltkulturerbe Bryggen – im Winter ganz ohne Menschenmassen.
Die jahrhundertealten Holzbauten gehören zu den am besten erhaltenen und bekanntesten mittelalterlichen Siedlungen der Welt.
2. Die Standseilbahn Fløibahn
Im Winter ist die Fløibahn in Bergen ein richtiger Insidertipp. In der einen Minute kämpft man noch mit den Regentropfen in der Stadt, und in der nächsten erreicht man mit der Fløibahn ein Winterwunderland!
3. Die Seilbahn Ulriken
Der höchste der sieben Berge rund um die Hansestadt ist der 643 Meter hohe Ulriken. Entweder man schnallt sich Spikes an und wandert, oder man fährt einfach mit der Ulriken-Seilbahn hinauf.
4. Mildere Winter
Das Winterklima in Bergen stellt uns gerne vor die Frage: Wird es schneien? Wird es regnen? Wer weiß das schon!
Doch dank des Golfstroms sind die Winter in diesem Teil Norwegens relativ mild. Dadurch kann man entspannt durch die Gassen spazieren und die schönsten Ecken der Stadt erkunden.
5. Weihnachten in Bergen
Wundern Sie sich nicht, wenn Sie schon im November weihnachtliche Dekoration und Beleuchtung sehen – die Weihnachtsstimmung beginnt früh! Freuen Sie sich auf zauberhaft geschmückte Weihnachtsmärkte, Lightshows und die größte Lebkuchenstadt der Welt!
6.Erstklassige Restaurants und Hausmannskost
Gutes Essen ist wie eine warme Umarmung – und davon kann man im Winter nie genug bekommen!
Bergen ist eine UNESCO-Stadt der Gastronomie und bietet viele einzigartige Restaurants.
Dazu gehört auch die hier abgebildete Frescohalle mit ihren Wandmalereien und Spiegelinstallationen. Das ehemalige Börsengebäude gehört zu den nationalen Kunstschätzen Norwegens und hat eine entsprechende Speisekarte.
7. Meeresfrüchte vom Feinsten
Doch für welche Gerichte ist Bergen berühmt? Frische Fische und Meeresfrüchte sind das Herzstück der Bergener Küche – und in dieser Jahreszeit schmecken sie am besten!
Erfahren Sie mehr über die kulinarischen Traditionen und die Geschichte Bergens auf einer geführten Gourmet- und Kulturwanderung. Unterwegs besuchen Sie den Fischmarkt Fisketorget mit der überdachten Mathallen.
Essen und Trinken
Von regionalen Spezialitäten bis hin zu erstklassigen Restaurants.
BuchenBergenFish Me
Am Fischmarkt gelegen, bietet Fish Me eine große Auswahl an Meeresfrüchten und Snacks. Bietet für Gruppen und Kreuzfahrtschiffe zu liefern. Die vollständige Speisekarte ist sowohl zum Mittag- als auch zum Abendessen verfügbar. Zum Mittagessen sind Meeresfrüchte wie Garnelen, Krabben, Königskrabben, Hummer, Kaisergranat sowie Sushi/Sashimi und belegte Brote/Baguettes besonders beliebt. Gesund und sehr gut: Unsere Köche bereiten köstliche warme Gerichte, frisches Sushi und kleine Gerichte zu. Sie können in Spiseriet essen, es am Pier mitnehmen oder mit nach Hause nehmen. Gruppenexklusivität: Das Restaurant kann exklusiv von einer Gruppe gemietet werden. In diesem Fall sind mindestens 75 Gäste erforderlich
8. Meisterwerke der Kunst
Von erstklassigen Meeresfrüchten zu erstklassiger Kunst:
KODE ist eines der größten Kunst-, Design- und Musikmuseen Skandinaviens. Zur Sammlung gehören auch viele Werke des weltberühmten Malers Edvard Munch.
Wenn Sie Musik lieben, sollten Sie Troldhaugen besuchen: Das 1885 erbaute Haus des Komponisten Edvard Grieg ist heute ein lebendiges Museum.
Museen und Galerien
Bewundern Sie internationale Kunst, archäologische Exponate und musikalische Schätze.
9. Lustige Aktivitäten an regnerischen Tagen
In Bergen macht Ihnen das Wetter keinen Strich durch die Rechnung: Hier gibt es jede Menge drinnen zu erleben!
Wie wäre es mit einem Besuch im Bergener Aquarium, wo Sie ein paar süße Einheimische treffen können?
10. Winterkreuzfahrten
Von Bergen aus können Sie einige der berühmtesten Fjorde der Welt entdecken – in der kalten Jahreszeit sogar im weißen Winterkleid!
Die beliebte Tour Norway in a Nutshell wird das ganze Jahr über angeboten. Im Winter sind weniger Touristen unterwegs, die Fjorde sind dann noch idyllischer.
Sie haben nur wenig Zeit? Dann machen Sie eine halbtägige Kreuzfahrt durch die Meerenge Mostraumen. Das Boot gleitet so nah an einem gewaltigen Wasserfall vorbei, dass Sie vielleicht sogar die Gischt spüren!
Scrollen Sie nach unten und planen Sie jetzt Ihre Reise nach Bergen!
Bergen hat das Gütesiegel „Sustainable Destination“ erhalten. Das heißt zwar nicht, dass das Reiseziel komplett nachhaltig ist. Doch es zeigt, dass die Gemeinde systematisch daran arbeitet, die negativen Auswirkungen des Tourismus zu reduzieren und die positiven Aspekte zu fördern.
Holen Sie sich detaillierte Reiseinformationen auf der offiziellen Website für Bergen.
Unterkünfte
Von gemütlichen Hotels bis hin zu rustikalen Hütten – fühlen Sie sich einfach wie zu Hause.
Veranstaltungen in Bergen
Von Festivals und Konzerten bis hin zu Shows und Ausstellungen: Bleiben Sie auf dem Laufenden!
BuchenBergen18.08.2026High On Fire
The metal legends High on Fire come to USF Verftet Tickets on sale from Wednesday 4 February at 11.00. No mercy, no filter: High on Fire come to Bergen on 18 August. When they take over USF Verftet, the stage is set for an evening of uncompromising metal and raw power of a rare caliber. The band from Oakland, with Matt Pike at the helm, is known for heavy riffs, raw energy and an expression that has always gone its own way – far from the polished and predictable. In 2019, High on Fire were awarded a Grammy for Best Metal Performance for the album Electric Messiah, securing their well-deserved place among metal’s biggest names. The award brought increased attention to the band, without changing what has always defined them: an uncompromising musical expression and complete dedication to their own style. With drummer Coady Willis on board, High on Fire have further developed their sound, something that is clearly evident on their latest album Cometh the Storm. The record appears as both a continuation and a renewal of the band’s core: brutal heaviness, driving tempo and a dark, almost apocalyptic atmosphere. On stage, High on Fire are an experience – a massive wall of riffs, pounding drums and an intense presence that hits you right in the gut. This is sweaty, loud and uncompromising metal craftsmanship delivered by a band that lives for the moment on stage. When the lights go down at USF Verftet on 18 August at 20.00, only one thing matters: pure, unfiltered power. Secure your ticket, and be there when High on Fire set Bergen ablaze.
BuchenBergen15.08.2026Sommerkonserter i Villahagen: Morten Abel
Morten Abel ready for a big festival summer 2026 - A Norwegian pop icon takes the party out into the summer night! After the anniversary tour for 'I'll Come Back and Love You Forever' at the start of the year, Morten Abel is ready to continue the celebration. This time under open skies. Summer 2026 he takes over festivals across the country. Here he offers the classics from the iconic album, in addition to highlights from the pop king's hit-heavy solo career. With a career spanning four decades – from Mods and The September When to a solid string of iconic solo albums, Morten Abel is definitely one of our time's most original and beloved artists. After the success of the winter's anniversary concerts, he takes his top-tuned band further out on the road, with a show that combines celebration, nostalgia and musical abundance. Here we are talking a catalogue full of songs that live their own lives in fine form, and that never stop touching audiences. Just expect a joyful reunion with the Abel universe, with songs such as "You Are Beautiful", "Lydia", "Tulipz" and "Hard to Stay Awake" - to name a few. Get ready for a piece of timeless pop magic in the summer night! Age limit: 18 years Concert starts: 20:00 Doors open: 19:00 Disabled/Companion: Standard ticket Adapted for people with reduced mobility: Yes Parking: No Access: Bus, Light rail
BuchenBergen25.08.2026Otis Gibbs (US)
Otis Gibbs is finally back - and on 25 August he comes to Lille Ole Bull! After many years of absence and countless questions it is finally confirmed: Otis Gibbs returns and on 25 August he comes to Lille Ole Bull. The singer and songwriter from Wanamaker, Indiana, has long had a dedicated audience at home, and the reunion has been missed. Otis Gibbs is far more than a traditional songwriter. In addition to the music he has found success as a visual artist, podcast host and programme creator. The podcast Thanks For Giving A Damn quickly became a favourite and led further to the Pandora series Country Built, which today reaches millions of listeners. He has also built up a strong presence on YouTube. Musically Otis Gibbs is rooted in the American storytelling tradition, with roots in artists such as Woody Guthrie, Joe Hill and Bruce Springsteen. He sings about people and stories from a working, unfinished America – seen from a consistent underdog perspective. His lyrics are about work, travel, longing and the realities of life, conveyed with honesty and warmth. With a dozen albums behind him, and the critically acclaimed release The Trust of Crows as his latest, Otis Gibbs is a rare and authentic voice. That he now returns makes these concerts a truly special occasion. This concert is part of the concert series Bergen Live Sessions.
BuchenBergen22.08.2026Ståle Kleiberg i samtale om Debussys musikk og poesi
About the conversation (The conversation will be held in Norwegian) In this conversation with composer and professor emeritus Ståle Kleiberg, we take a closer look at how French Symbolist poetry can serve as a gateway to understanding Debussy’s music. Debussy set to music many poems by the leading poets of his time, such as Stéphane Mallarmé, Charles Baudelaire, and Paul Verlaine. In these songs, poetry and music are closely intertwined. Unlike many of his contemporaries, Debussy does not use music to describe the literal content of the poetry. The aim is not to realistically “depict,” for example, a forest. In Debussy’s own words, the mysteries of the forest cannot be revealed by measuring the height of the trees. Rather than portraying the forest itself in his music, Debussy uses musical symbols to convey a person’s response to being in the forest. With this, he ushered in a new chapter in music history. Which techniques does Debussy use to achieve this? What are these musical symbols? These questions will be the focus of a conversation that takes us inside Debussy’s music and the poetry he set to music. The conversation can be combined with a concert of Debussy’s songs immediately following the talk. Find tickets and more information in our calendar. About the participants Ståle Kleiberg is a central Norwegian composer with significant international recognition. His music is frequently performed both in Norway and abroad, and most of his works have been commissioned by leading orchestras, ensembles, and performers. Numerous recordings of Kleiberg’s music have been released, receiving outstanding international reviews and several Grammy nominations. Kleiberg’s music is characterized by a personal and distinctive form of extended tonality and by a meticulous approach to timbral detail. This is particularly evident in his orchestral output, which includes three symphonies, symphonic poems, and a number of solo concertos. Kleiberg is professor emeritus of musicology and composition at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) in Trondheim. Karina Valnumsen Hansen is Senior Curator of Music at the Kode Art Museums and Composer Homes. She holds a PhD in musicology from NTNU, focusing on politics and declamation practices in W. A. Mozart’s German operas. After completing her doctorate, she served as an associate professor in musicology at NTNU before beginning a postdoctoral position at the University of Heidelberg, Germany. Her research fields include music and politics, Mozart’s biography and music, 18th-century opera, Norwegian vocal music of the 19th century, and musical declamation practices in the 18th and 19th centuries. Practical information Venue: Permanenten, the Festival Hall on the 4th floor Time: Saturday 22 August, 12:00–13:00 Price: NOK 200 Free admission for children and Kode members Photo: Morten Antonsen
BuchenBergen13.08.2026Tursday 13 August 2026: Blues-cruise with DS Stord I
Departure from Shetlands-Larsens brygge at 19.00, returning to the quay at approximately 22.00. About the music This time, the music is provided by Dag Bergesen’s Bluespack. The band consists of Dag Bergesen on bass and vocals, Steinar Lyssand on guitar and vocals, Jan Frode Larsen on harmonica, and T.B. Bjelland on cajon (percussion). Bluespack is currently one of the most in-demand blues bands in Bergen and the surrounding area, playing a varied blues repertoire with a strong groove and great atmosphere. This is music that really swings and is sure to be a crowd favourite. Learn more about Dag Bergesen’s Bluespack: https://www.facebook.com/p/Dag-Bergesen-Artist-Page-100057776045063/ Learn more about D/S Stord I: Website: www.stord1.no Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/STORD1/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stord_1/
BuchenBergen23.08.2026Håkon Magnar Skogstad: 24 Variations for piano
About the concert In this lecture-recital, award-winning pianist Håkon Magnar Skogstad presents music from his latest album, 24 Variations for Piano. The work is inspired by classical forms and draws impulses from well-known composers from Frits Thaulow’s era, such as Debussy, Ravel, Grieg, Liszt, Mussorgsky, and Rachmaninoff, as well as earlier composers like Chopin and Bach. Skogstad combines these influences with inspiration from Argentine tango style and Astor Piazzolla. The result is a unique work that continues the fusion of musical impulses also found in Debussy’s music. Skogstad’s lecture-recital grows out of his doctoral research project, in which he recreated the romantic–impressionist playing style of the Catalan-Spanish pianist Ricardo Viñes—the pianist who premiered Debussy’s and Ravel’s piano music in Paris around 1900. This lecture-recital offers a rare opportunity to experience this vibrant legacy associated with, among others, Thaulow and Debussy. About the artist Håkon Magnar Skogstad is an award-winning pianist and composer with formal training in classical performance from Oslo and New York. In 2022, he completed a PhD in artistic research at NTNU in Trondheim. Skogstad has performed as a soloist and chamber musician in Norway, the USA, Argentina, Germany, Spain, Austria, and Sweden. He has composed several large-scale commissioned works, and his tango-inspired album Concerto for Piano and String Orchestra received the 2021 Spellemann Award in the classical music category. Practical information Date: 23 August 2026 Time: 14:00 Venue: The Thaulow exhibition at Permanenten Price: NOK 290 / 250 / 100
Bergen15.08.2026Bergens Consort in St. Mary's Church
In the shadow of Mariakirken and the old wharf of Bryggen, Bergen once stood at the crossroads of the Hanseatic world, where merchants brought not only goods, but also melodies, dances, and new musical fashions. For an evening, we follow those routes where sounds travelled north through Dutch and Prussian ports, before taking roots in Bergen's churches and homes. French elegance, Italian invention, German craft and English spirit meet Norwegian folklore, in a concert presented by Bergens Consort. Tickets: NOK 200, - (at the door) Children (<16): Free admission
BuchenBergen14.08.2026 - 29.08.2026Saturday Night Fever - The Musical
After performing the musical GREASE for nearly 35,000 people in the major Norwegian cities of Kristiansand, Bergen, Trondheim, and Stavanger in 2024–2025, the production company Musical Norway is once again pulling out all the stops! This time, it’s the iconic musical film Saturday Night Fever that will take the stage at Norway’s largest venues. The film, starring John Travolta, premiered in 1977 and was the prelude to his next major role — in Grease! The Norwegian stage version will also feature the same leading actor: artist, musician, and TV personality Atle Pettersen. He now steps from playing the college boy Danny in Grease to the disco dancer Tony in Saturday Night Fever. In Norwegian.
BuchenBergen31.07.2026Ann Oradee & Boy Sirichai (TH)
Samraib Thai presents ANN ORADEE & BOY SIRICHAI from Thailand, at USF Verftet. Thailand's greatest voices in molam and luk thung! Ann Oradee is one of Thailand's most popular female artists in modern molam, with a number of releases that have accumulated millions of plays and made her one of the most sought-after live artists in Thailand. Boy Sirichai is the frontman of Morlam Jai Koen Roi, one of Thailand's most acclaimed molam bands. Through energetic stage shows and a strong grounding in the Thai music tradition the band has built up a large audience both in Thailand and internationally. For the first time Ann Oradee and Boy Sirichai visit Bergen with a full band. Audiences can look forward to a full evening with two of the most sought-after artists in modern molam, a rare opportunity to experience them live in Norway! INFO: – Doors open at 19:00. – Start at 21:30. – AGE LIMIT 18 YEARS. Young people under 18 can enter with a guardian over 23 years. See info and form for guardian arrangement here: https://nord.wufoo.com/forms/vergeskjema/ – Use of strobe lights and glycol/mineral oil based stage smoke during the event may occur. – It is not permitted to bring items such as rucksacks, bags, large handbags, umbrellas, bottles/cans and similar into the concert hall. Such items cannot be left in the cloakroom for storage either. – Please be aware that we have limited capacity in the cloakroom during winter at large audience numbers. – Standing only. – Tickets are only refunded in case of cancelled event. – Separate ticket price for companion card. Officially issued companion card must be shown at the ticket check.
BuchenBergen26.08.2026 - 09.09.2026Ro i rom-konsert i Tandberg
Welcome to a concert out of the ordinary, where music and art meet in atmospheric harmony. This afternoon, you are invited to experience Tandberg’s art in a completely new way – through sound and presence. Let the music set the mood as you wander among the artworks, sit down, or perhaps lie back to find complete calm. There is space here to listen, feel, and immerse yourself in the moment. The experience lasts approximately 30 minutes. It is an invitation to relax your shoulders, let your thoughts rest, and allow both art and music to engage the senses. Practical information: Price: – Adult: NOK 200 – Kode member: free – Children: free Time: 16.00–16.30 The ticket grants access to all Kode museums for the entire day.
BuchenBergen02.07.2026 - 01.10.2026Norwegian Folk Lunch
Step into a cosy old-time atmosphere and experience true Norwegian charm and hospitality. We invite you to taste Norwegian style waffles with brunost (brown cheese), jam and sour cream, enjoy a cup of coffee and discover a piece of our folk traditions. The entertainment comes from our own traditional performers and will vary between fiddle playing, singing and traditional dance. Gimle is located 5 minutes walk from the Tourist Information, right behind the church Korskirken. Book your ticket here.
BuchenBergen26.08.2026BLEKK presenterer: ARIANA REINES! I samtale med Anna Kleiva og Eira Søyseth
BLEKK presents: ARIANA REINES! In conversation with Anna Kleiva and Eira Søyseth. Ariana Reines, one of the most influential poets of our time, is making a stop in Bergen in August! Over the past two years, Ariana Reines has published two new books: Wave of Blood, coming out in Norwegian translation by Anna Kleiva with the publisher HOF in August, and The Rose. The two books differ both formally and thematically, yet at the same time they interweave, revealing the range of Reines' authorship. While Wave of Blood is an essayistic-poetic exploration of genocide, guilt, language, and the public sphere, and how all of this connects to the body, The Rose is a poetry collection of a more traditional format. It takes on one of the greatest poetic motifs: love and the poetic symbolism associated with love, taking the rose as its starting point. During the event in Bergen, there will be readings from and conversation about both books. Feel free to bring your own questions related to the publications, as we will also open the floor up to questions and an extended conversation in the second part. We look forward to Arianas visit! Ariana Reines works within poetry, theatre, performance, and astrology. Her poetry engages in dialogue with contemporary events and rhetoric, as well as ancient texts. Anna Kleiva is a Norwegian poet and translator. Her most recent book is Triks (2025). She has translated several of Reines's books into Norwegian. Eira Søyseth is also a Norwegian poet and translator. She is the editor of Blekk, and her most recent book is Fellesskapsmonsteret (2026). This event is part of Bergen Kunsthall's live programme. ——Access—— Bergen Kunsthall can be accessed from street level and has gender-neutral accessible toilet facilities. For more information, please visit https://www.kunsthall.no/en/visit-us/access/ If you have any questions or requests, please contact [email protected], our staff will do their best to assist. Bergen Kunsthall follows a no-tolerance policy against discrimination and harassment on the basis of ethnicity, gender expression, gender identity, sexual orientation, religion, class, age or dis/ability- and ask our staff, artists and visitors to do the same.
BuchenBergen21.08.2026 - 22.08.2026Bergen Ølfestival 2026
Welcome to Bergen Beer Festival 2026 We are repeating the success at the city’s new cultural hotspot, Hallen USF. The former industrial hall at USF Verftet accommodates around 1,500 people and is currently being upgraded for cultural use. The festival area also includes the USF Back Yard (the parking area), which is covered as well. This is where you will find food stands and the programme stage. Company or group? See here. Early Bird tickets available on all tickets until December. The festival in 2026 will present a representative selection of small and large, new and established, local and national breweries. Opening hours: Friday 21 August 14:00 - 21:00 Saturday 22 August 13:00 - 21:00 Ticket packages: To enter the festival, you purchase a small, medium or large ticket package (ticket + tokens + tasting glass). A limited number of festival passes for both days will also be available. Tickets are sold online only. The ticket is valid for the entire opening hours. Purchased tickets cannot be changed or refunded. Early Bird tickets are available until December or until sold out. Early Bird: Small package (day ticket NOK 200 + 5 tokens + tasting glass): NOK 375 Medium package (day ticket NOK 200 + 10 tokens + tasting glass): NOK 550 Large package (day ticket NOK 200 + 15 tokens + tasting glass): NOK 725 Festival package (ticket both days NOK 425 + 15 tokens + tasting glass): NOK 950 Regular prices: Small package (day ticket NOK 300 + 5 tokens + tasting glass): NOK 475 Medium package (day ticket NOK 300 + 10 tokens + tasting glass): NOK 650 Large package (day ticket NOK 300 + 15 tokens + tasting glass): NOK 825 Festival package (ticket both days NOK 525 + 15 tokens + tasting glass): NOK 1050 If you need more tokens, token sales are available within the festival area. Purchased tokens are not refundable, so please do not buy more than you need. Purchased tickets cannot be changed or refunded.
BuchenBergen27.08.2026 - 30.08.2026BERGEN DRAMATIKKFESTIVAL 2026
The fourth edition of Bergen Dramatikkfestival takes place 27–30 August 2026. Once again we invite you to an ambitious festival programme with a diversity of expressions, perspectives and formats. The festival brings together new and established artists from across Scandinavia to take the pulse of, explore, challenge and celebrate contemporary forms of dramatic text. The programme offers full-scale productions in the form of world premieres and guest performances, staged readings, happenings and celebrations in addition to lectures, masterclasses and stage talks. Are you planning to attend more than three events at the festival? Then we recommend a festival pass! A festival pass costs NOK 500, and gives a substantial discount on all productions and free admission to the professional programme. You still need to book tickets for each individual event. The festival pass gives a discount, and is worthwhile if you are planning to attend more than three of the over 30 items in our programme. Please note that most events will be in Norwegian. Read more about the festival at: www.bergendramatikkfestival.no | www.cornerstones.no Tickets: cornerstone.ticketco.events/no/nb
BuchenBergen18.08.2026Leon Majcen (US) og Zandi Holup (US)
Leon Majcen and Zandi Holup at Lille Ole Bull 18 August Leon Majcen is the son of Bosnian refugees, grew up in Florida and has roots deeply planted in the American folk and songwriting tradition. Inspired by storytellers such as Townes Van Zandt, John Prine, Bob Dylan and Guy Clark, he has since his record debut in 2020 established himself as a productive and personal voice within folk and americana. With four albums in five years, as well as a number of singles and EPs, Majcen has built a strong repertoire that grows in both weight and expression with each release and each concert. His latest album, Making A Livin' (Not a Killin'), is inspired by a life on the road and is considered his most honest to date – filled with songs about travel, farewells, work and the people you meet along the way. The music balances the intimate and acoustic with a larger and more dynamic soundscape, and live Leon Majcen is an engaging and present storyteller. Holup has broken through with her expressive, melancholic vocals and debut album Wildflower (2025). When they visit Lille Ole Bull on Tuesday 18 August, everything is in place for an intimate and atmospheric concert experience in classic troubadour spirit. Two strong voices with clear personality and great ability to communicate. This concert is part of the concert series Bergen Live Sessions.
BuchenBergen14.08.2026Bjørn Eidsvåg
Outdoor concert in the middle of Bergen city center. After half a century in the music industry, Bjørn Eidsvåg stands as a pillar of Norwegian musical life, and for many years he has played around 80 concerts annually in every corner of the country. After an eventful autumn and winter with concerts and a new show, he is ready to take on the festival stages in the summer of 2026. In Norwegian.
BuchenBergen14.08.2026 - 15.08.2026Frode Grytten Beat Band Absolutt Sommarambivalens
For the fifth year in a row, the legendary Frode Grytten Beat Band returns to Cornerhagen with the summer equivalent of their better-known winter version – Absolutt Sommarambivalens. This time, they celebrate summer, love, bright nights, and dark emotions. Expect funk, punk, poetry, playful banter, and the most beautiful summer songs. After this, summer nights will never be the same again. Throughout the summer, Stas Artist, in collaboration with Cornerteateret in Bergen, will present an outdoor stage in the garden featuring great music from beloved artists, evenings of stand-up comedy, and family performances for the enjoyment of the little ones. We’re hoping for sunshine and clear skies, but fortunately the event is under cover if the rain should come. Bring a friend and enjoy cultural experiences in Cornerhagen! Event start time: 20:00 Doors open: 19:30 Duration: 90 minutes Food & drink: Full bar service Age limit: 12 Companions: Full price
BuchenBergen22.08.2026Ariettes oubliées: Claude Debussys sanger i toner og ord
About the concert At the concert, a Nynorsk translation of a selection of poems from the French poet Paul Verlaine’s collection Songar utan ord (Romances sans paroles) will be performed. Verlaine’s poetry can also be heard in Debussy’s musical settings on the same program. The songs, known as Glemte sanger (Ariettes oubliées), are sung by soprano Margrethe Fredheim, accompanied by Christian Grøvlen on piano. He will also perform one of Debussy’s most frequently played piano works, Suite bergamasque. Its most famous piece, Clair de lune, has long been a beloved favorite. The concert can be combined with a talk (in Norwegian) at 12:00 about Debussy’s music and poetry, led by composer and professor emeritus Ståle Kleiberg from NTNU.
BuchenBergen19.08.2026In Flames
Among the pioneers of Swedish death metal, In Flames stands as one of the most influential bands of all time. Now they’re coming to Bergen! For nearly three decades, they have shaped — and reshaped — the melodic death metal genre, and as they now return to Bergen, it’s set to be an evening where both blood pressure and adrenaline will be pushed to the limit.
Top-Sehenswürdigkeiten und Erlebnisse
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Anreise und Mobilität vor Ort
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Mit dem Flugzeug
Der Flughafen Bergen ist der regionale Flughafen für zahlreiche Regionen in Fjord Norwegen. Nach Bergen gibt es Direktflüge aus vielen ausländischen Städten sowie aus allen großen Städten Norwegens.
Vom Flughafen können Sie mit Flughafenbussen und der Bergener Stadtbahn innerhalb einer halben Stunde ins Zentrum fahren.
Werbung: Norwegian – günstige Flüge in Norwegen und Direktflüge von mehr als 70 europäischen Flughäfen
Mit dem Schiff
Vom dänischen Hirtshals aus können Sie mit der Fähre nach Bergen reisen.
Auch zwischen Stavanger und Bergen verkehrt eine Fähre.
Bergen ist ein Umkehrhafen für die Küstenexpresslinie Hurtigruten, die das nordnorwegische Kirkenes nahe der russischen Grenze anfährt.
Mit der Bahn
Die Bergenbahn zwischen Oslo und Bergen ist bekannt als eine der schönsten Zugreisen der Welt. Es gibt mehrere Verbindungen pro Tag und die Fahrt dauert rund sieben Stunden.
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Mit dem Bus
Fernbusse fahren täglich mehrere Male zwischen den größeren Städten Norwegens hin und her.
Mit dem Auto
Fahren Sie von Oslo kommend über die Hochebene Hardangervidda, Haukeli oder Hemsedalsfjellet (7 bis 8,5 Stunden).
Wenn Sie aus dem Süden oder Norden kommen, fahren Sie an der Küste entlang und überqueren Sie die Fjorde mit Fähren oder über Brücken. Bitte beachten Sie, dass es im Sommer an den Fähren oft zu langen Warteschlangen kommt. Seien Sie daher frühzeitig da.
Planen Sie Ihre Route, finden Sie Verkehrsmeldungen, Informationen zu Fähren und mehr auf der Website der norwegischen Straßenverkehrsbehörde.
Mobilität vor Ort
Mit dem gut ausgebauten öffentlichen Verkehrsnetz kommt man in der Region Bergen schnell von A nach B.
Die Bergener Stadtbahn fährt von Byparken bis zum Flughafen Bergen. In der Bergen Card sind sowohl die Bergener Stadtbahn sowie die regionalen Busse inkludiert.
Expressboote sind in der Region Bergen häufig die praktischste Methode, um die Gegend und die Fjorde zu erkunden.
