Bergen Public Library in Bergen: photos, reviews

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Bergen Public Library, a masterpiece by architect Olaf Nordhagen, first opened its doors in 1917 and continues to be a cornerstone of cultural enrichment in Bergen. This venerable institution captivates visitors with its architectural charm and inviting spaces filled with natural light. Stepping inside, you'll find an array of services designed to engage and facilitate your visit. The library goes beyond traditional offerings, letting you borrow musical instruments from the music section and explore cutting-edge technology like the 3D printer in Verkstedet. Digital books are readily available for the tech-savvy reader. Affording a tranquil spot for literary and digital exploration, there's also an on-site café to enjoy a quiet moment. Free wifi and easily accessible public computers ensure a seamless experience. The library caters to diverse linguistic needs, with materials available in Norwegian, English, and many other languages. Whether you find joy in its historic ambiance, wish to immerse yourself in its extensive collections, or take advantage of easy self-checkout, a visit here is a rewarding journey that's well worth your time.

Recommended visit time

1-2 hours

Features

Wheelchair accessible

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Lars Hilles gate

Bus stop 364 m walk

Bergen busstasjon

Bus stop 140 m walk

Nygaten

Bus stop 323 m walk

Nonneseter

Tram stop 38 m walk

Strømgaten

Bus station 59 m walk

Bergen Station

Train station 80 m walk

4.6

based on 335 reviews

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4.6/5 261 review

Facebook

4.7/5 74 reviews

Torunn Bjøreid

Godt bibliotek med flinke medarbeidere.

Ariberna OU

Edificio chulo.

Juan Qin

My favorite place for ME time

Bergen Public Library

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