Bergen, Norway
Bergenhus 10
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+47 4747973242
Good for kidsToiletsNo restaurant
Wheelchair-accessible toilet
The visit was way shorter than the recommanded (round 1 to 2 hours), but still impressive to see the result of the reconstruction after the 1944's explosion. This is a nice building with character! Included with the Bergen card so take around 30 minutes to take a look at it.
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Medieval castle and hall in the central north of Bergen. Some of the oldest buildings in the city. The entrance fee covers entrance to both the castle and the hall. You guide yourself round but there re plenty of explanatory signs in both English and Norwegian.
Nice place but it’s under reconstruction now
Interesting building; however, two things made this a sub par use of time. First, there is little in the way of explanatory placards; even the pamphlet provide little information - so we didn't really know what we were looking at, when it was built, why various aspects of the architecture might have been significant. Second, much of the hall has been renovated, reconstructed and modernized - making it all the more confusing, as a visitor, to understand the historical significance. I would only go if in the area don't care about money spent on ticket price.
Very cool and very old. Take the time to read the info about the different displays. My kids who are 17 and 14 really enjoyed it.
Absolutely remarkable given the fact that Bergen has experienced numerous fires throughout the decades/centuries.
We got free tickets because the museum was being renovated. But this hall was closed for a private function. Bad timing all round. Just the way it goes when you travel.
Beautiful hall with a lot of history, decently priced as well.
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