The shops and restaurants are open until around 8PM as long as there is a cruise ship in port.

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The Hurtigruten Ship being a working Ship , it handles a lot of Cargo , mail , transfers, etc. So it has a lot of brief stops . Take advantage of the longer stops to Go Down and visit the Towns . The 15 minute stops are too short to disembark. In Tromso there is an options Tour of the Artic Cathedral w a Concert, which is wonderful (listed at one of Top 10 to visit in Norway). But If you do not like to spend for that , you may walk to the Plaza and see shops and the other old Cathedral , . Note that Tromso is a Place With a high percentage to see the Aurora Lights. WE did see it in Tromso, but on the Ship Trondheim is another longer stop , and is a beautiful Town . There is Also an options city Tour which lets you see Everything in town in a couple of hours. If you chose not to spending for the tour, you have Just enough time to walk and visit the Nidarosdomen Cathedral (I would say a must), walking past the Ravnkloa Sail Boat ports, Market Square, Rockheim Museum, and maybe a souvenir shop .

Not sure if you have already been yet but if not.... walk it yourselves. The best info is from the local shop owners or cafe assistants so take your time, travell the beautiful streets and talk yo everyone...they all speak English. Bryggen has a strong history so hear it from the story tellers. Take you camera and mind your head as you walk through the famous old wooden buildings.

Most of Bergen is easily walkable, and do remember there is a bus! The drivers will speak a fair amount of English, if Norwegian is not your first (or your second or your third...) language, so they can help you if you can’t seem to figure out the routes and schedules (I never could!) Alot of Bergen can be seen in a day, so you should have no trouble getting in alot of sights on your own. There are plenty of guided tours in town, but I did everything solo and on my own with a little research and planning before I arrived and felt I got just as much out of it as I would have with a tour. The Bryggen wharf is not to be missed (but heads up, some of the shops inside were a bit disappointing) and hiking up Mt. Fløyen offered some amazing views (there’s also a cable car if you’re strapped for time/not favoring a work out!) Hope this helps? Bergen was fantastic, you’re going to have a great time!

The train ride from Oslo to Bergen is spectacular. We did it as part our our Norway tour earlier this year. The line starts at sea level in Oslo and goes straight over the top of the coastal mountain range well above the tree line and into glaciers. One gets a view of just about every type of scenery possible in Norway. Consider a 1/2 day detour on the even more spectacular Flam Railway from Myrdal at which the Oslo train stops. In Bergen we stayed in Hotell Hordaheimem (Best Western Plus) which very central and right by the Harbour opposite Bryggen.I would think this would be OK for the cruise ship terminal. The hotel address is C.Sundtsgate, 5004, Bergen. Tel: +47 55 33 50 00; Toll Free (US) ; 1(800) 780 7234

That's really interesting, tracing your ancestry. There is a ship service for the Norwegian coast called Hurtegrutigan (I'm not sure if I've spelt that right). It's a good way to explore Norway and might serve the destinations you are intending to visit. Where towns and villages are served with railways, this is a good way to travel as well.

Je ne pense pas ,mais ce n'est pas nécessaire. Tout est à côté. Briggen et la vieille ville . Attention d'ailleurs à ne pas rester dans le coin des " touristes" . Visitez le reste et surtout évitez de rester au port , là où tout est plus cher... Bon séjour.

You can google "Norway in a nutshell" and have someone putting together a combo for you. But it's totally doable on your own. Just buy the train ticket from Oslo to Flam on NSB website, and the Naeroyfjord cruise from Flam to Gudvangen on visitflam website. Then catch a bus from Gudvangen to Voss (cannot be booked in advance, but seldom full) and switch to NSB train again from Voss to Bergen (local train, no booking necessary). You can do it in one day, but I'd recommend staying in Flam for 1 night and visit Stegastein or go on Fjord Safari. Wake up early the next morning to enjoy Flam' s beauty before truckloads of tourists arrive.

online is the best option if you like adventure i would advise you to de a hike to the glaciers or bisit the pulpit rock if you like nature you can climb the stotzeklieven trail then go by foot through the lakes ending in the funicular stop is a 2 hours tryp really great the climb is hard but totally worth it you can go to the wooden viking church in fonton dont enter but the building is worth it