Lovely city. Read Less

Easy walk to town from ship. Read Less

Bigger city than the other ports but bad weather made exploring uncomfortable. Read Less

4 seasons in one day! Read Less

Great fish market and funicular railway Read Less

We had a very leisurely walk around Bergen and thoroughly enjoyed it. Read Less

Been here three times now. Long queues for the funicular railway, and we didn't feel like walking up this time, but we have done so before, took about an hour at a relaxed pace. Easy well marked footpath through the woods. This time we walked around the town, lots of weddings as it was a Saturday, and interesting to see so many guests in Norwegian national dress. Visited the military museum in the old castle area. Surprisingly interesting, as well as free, and had clean toilets. Read Less

Bergen, which dates back to 1070, the weather was light rain. We were docked very close to the city centre, about a ten minute walk maximum. We went up the funicular for wonderful views over the port, which was not marked on the Royal Caribbean map provided? We went to the fish market and had lunch in Fish Me, fresh to say the least. Walking around the town could take hours or minutes, depending on what you were looking for. Read Less

This is where the fish market and Bryggen street shopping are located. We used the HOP ON/HOP OFF bus to get around. The ship docks within a 15 minute walk to Bryggen street. Read Less

Trip up the fenecular with spectacular view from top.Also went round Bergen on own,lovely place. Read Less

Good fish market where I bought my caviar Read Less

I could live there. Historic and well preserved. Read Less

A great mix of fishing port, modern shops and a beautiful lake surrounded by art galleries. A great spot for a picnic if the weather is nice. Read Less

Did our own walk around, found the vernacular railway, excellent views from the top Read Less

A lot of building work going on around the port so not as nice as other places to walk around Read Less

Funicular railway is a must do, tho you can walk up........we chose to ride up and walk down. Did not book this through the cruise line. Read Less

shore excursions booked through ship are quite expensive so we did our own thing researched each port and found things that appealed to us We walked up Mount Floyen easy to find and enjoyable mildly strenuous with great views on way up/down ( don't miss trolls trail ) on top lots of carved wooden painted trolls various sizes Read Less

With the good weather, Bergen has it all, beautiful harbour and international food and cafes. Unmissable. Read Less

Beautiful town with very friendly people. Major stores closed due to it being Easter but all local gift shops open. These were lovely if a bit expensive but when on holiday I don't mind spending. Read Less

We had a very enjoyable stroll around the town. Read Less

Bergen is the place to embark and disembark - it is a beautiful city and I recommend staying 1-2 days if you can manage, just to see the museums and experience the Bryggen area. Read Less

Bergen is the biggest port you'll visit on your Northbound voyage. It would be well worth arriving the day before embarkation. There's more than enough here to see. Read Less

There is much to see and do in Bergen. If the weather is fine, then the funicular is cheap and easy to find. But when they says that it rains on 80% of the days, have that in mind. A bit of homework and really no need for an expensive excursion unless you have seen enough of Bergen and want something else.... Read Less

Lovely town. Good art galleries. It is worth getting a 'Bergen Card' from the tourist office (some hotels sell it). It gets you into some galleries for free as well as all buses etc. The funicular (?) is a must - free with card. Great view at the top. Read Less

We did the Hop On Hop Off and halfway around we got off and took the train up to the overlook. After we wandered around up there, we came back down and found a small bar and had lunch and drinks and then did the other half of the Hop On Hop Off tour. Read Less